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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1969

Page

2

Agnew Criticizes Media Over Silence On Protests

The Nixon era commision led by Dr Milton Eisenhower urged freer press and varied media, stronger police prep for group disorders, and federal injunctive power to protect free speech. It criticized Mitchell on the Nov 15 moratorium and pressed bipartisan debate. Vice President Agnew blamed hard headed protests by a vocal minority for blocking rational two way discussion and widening generational gaps.

Milton Eisenhower Nixon Washington UPL Agnew America

Mysterious California link to Napl and Manson case

The report outlines Suspects Patricia Krenwinkel and others tied to the Manson murders, detailing Krenwinkel’s movements from Napl with a business major to California for transcripts, prior arrests in Ukiah and Los Angeles, and ongoing extradition fights. It notes relatives’ praise and psychologists’ observations of her quiet, religious demeanor.

Napl California California State College Los Angeles Miss Krenwinkle Mobile Ukiah Mary Ann Seatl Gary Jlinman Jesus Charles Manson Linda Louise Kagabian

MY LAI Inquiry Probes Civilians Deaths and Motives

Three U S senators report investigations near Song My believe civilians were killed by close range small arms fire during a March sweep. They note unclear motives and numbers, condemn free fire zones, and explore potential drug influence from marijuana tox psychosis on soldiers involved.

Song My Ivan van Don Vietnam Washington Senhonas J. Dodd Dodd Senate White House Defense Department

Percy plan fuels tax exemption debate in Senate

The White House distance from Percy tax plan surfaces as Sen. Williams seeks a presidential view. Treasury aid to draft the 900 amendment prompts GOP and administration friction. Senate votes 48 to 41 on exemption issues and 58 to 33 against Proxmire foreign tax deduction proposal as Nixon aides stay cautious.

Percy Treasury Department John J. Williams Del White House Treasury Scott Leo Senate Gore Whith House Ronald Siegler Nixon Senate House Nix Ziegler William Proxmire D-Wis U.S

Booklet On Dope Ready For LA Students

More than 260000 dangerous drug brochures will be taken home to students in the Los Angeles city schools today. The third in a series, this booklet explains marijuana dangers and guides parents on helping children, explained Superintendent Jack P. Crowther.

Los Angeles Jack P. Crowther

Bayh questions Nixon veto on tax reform despite exemptions

Senator Birch Bayh D Ind doubts President Nixon would veto the tax reform measure even after extending personal income tax exemptions. He urged that direct presidential elections and extending voting rights to 11 year olds could be pursued, arguing a popular vote would better reflect equality and avoid cynical electors dealings. Bayh noted 78.5 percent of 18 to 21 year olds are high school graduates or better.

Commission Lloyd N. Cutler H. Rap Brown Sen. Bayh Nixon Birch Bayh D-Ind Senate Bayh

Camera theft at 66 Hillsider Drive reported by police

Neos household items including a camera valued at 670 dollars were taken by burglars from the residence of David C. Caldwell at 66 Hillsider Drive, authorities said Wednesday.

Hueglars David C. Caldwell Hillsider Drive

Admiral Sharp urges Hanoi to negotiate or face bombing

In Los Angeles retired Admiral U. S. Grant Sharp told the County Federation of Republican Women that Hanoi should begin earnest negotiations within two weeks or face concentrated air strikes. He urged the silent majority to support stronger action to compel talks and criticized protesters and withdrawal of troops as counter to a winning war approach.

Hanoi Ace U.S Vietnam Grant Sharp County Federation of Republican Women Los Angeles Sharp Pacific Nixon Liii North Vietnam

Freed Copter Crewmen Return Home for Christmas Reunion

Three U S Army helicopter crewmen held 15 weeks in North Korea after their aircraft was shot down were released and flown to the United States for medical treatment and a Christmas reunion with families. Capt. David H. Crawford, Warrant Officer Malcolm V. Loepke, and Hofstatter were wounded. Crawford and Loepke walked onto the plane in uniform. The United States apologized to North Korea for the air space violation during their release.

Seoqug UPS North Korea David H. Crawford Pooler Malcolm V. Loepke Richmond Ind Aid Spee Herman J. Wotstatter Iow Point Kimpo Air Army Hafstatter Great Lake Air Force Base Scott Air Force Base Ll. Crawford Stuart Scott Loepke Ft Krriox Eh Jolstallery United States Hofstatter Ium Gem Arthur H. Adams United Nations Command Panmunjom Trice

Stanton Baby Abandoned. Police Seek Young Woman

Stanton police continued Wednesday night the search for a young woman who abandoned a sixteen month old baby on a private home's doorstep. Roger Booth reported hearing a late night doorbell ring and seeing a short brown haired woman in her early 20s drive away with car lights off. The 25 pound blond haired blue eyed infant was found in a basinette wearing diapers and a jacket, wrapped in a blanket. The baby was taken to the Albert Sitton Home in Orange.

Stanton Roger Booth Sycamore 81 George Boudreau Booth Albert Sitton Orange

Independent and Weekly Delivery Notice Fragment

A fragment from an old newspaper page shows delivery details and pricing. It references Wednesday December 4 in year ten and mentions carrier delivery, Sunday editions, single copy price of 10.2 dollars, and an 46 cent line item. The text is incomplete but preserves the notice style and basic terms.

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