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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1968

Page

3

Defense Team Wins Trial Delay in Sirhan Case

New defense trio gains time as Sirhan B. Sirhan remains charged with the Kennedy assassination. Trial pushed to January 7 with co counsel Grant Cooper Russell Parsons and Emile Zola Berman joining. Televised coverage arranged with strict limits and juror sequestration in place.

Sirhan B. Sirhan Los Angeles Grant Cooper Russell Parsons Hall of Justice New York Emile Zola Berman Cooper Herbert V. Walker Robert F. Kennedy Dep. Dist. Atty Dave Fitts Walker

Alcohol and Tobacco See Drug Abuse Link in Hearing

Dr. Joel Fort of the University of California told a Los Angeles hearing that alcohol and tobacco are the most used drugs by youths, with marijuana a distant third. He urged intensive school drug education starting in elementary grades and lasting through college, with teachers assigned to drug education and broad inclusion of mind altering drugs in the curriculum.

Assembly Committee On Public Health Joel Fort University of California San Francisco Fort Los Angeles

Rats Strike Court Test Opens As Longshore Move Nets Charges

Longshore officials appeared in Los Angeles Federal Court to face charges from the Pacific Maritime Association over harbor walkouts in November and December. The dispute followed a rat infestation claim in hold No 5 aboard the President Taylor, after which the ship unloaded at Long Beach Los Angeles harbor. Local 13 and International Longshoremen unions members were set to attend with PMA officials. Police reported theft of tools valued at 280 dollars from a car owned by Ted Moldenhaur near 2652 Ladoga Ave Long Beach.

Los Angeles Pacific Maritime Association Lines Taylor Long Beach Los Angeles Harbor U.S. Public Health Service PHS Local 13 International Longshoremen’s and Warehousemen’s Union PMA Ted Moldenhaur Ladoga Ave

Suddenly Slim for Christmas girdle advertised in LA

An early 20th century style classified item pitches Suddenly Slim a 4 oz girdle with nylon front panel and Lycra blend promising a slimmer figure without dieting. It notes sizing limits for women over 15 pounds overweight or with waists above 32 inches and lists Foundation Department locations in Downtown Long Beach and Lakewood with contact numbers.

Los Angeles California Olga Buffums Foundations Long Beach Lakewood

Freeway to Be Dedicated in Orange County

The last eight mile section of the San Diego Freeway from MacArthur Boulevard to the Santa Ana Freeway in Orange County will be dedicated at 10:30 a.m. today in ceremonies with civic and government dignitaries. When the 11.1 million section opens later this month the 73 mile, 280 million super highway will be complete. Dedication will be on the northbound lanes near the Jamboree Road bridge in the Irvine Industrial District.

San Diego MacArthur Boulevard Santa Ana Orange County Irvine

Slaying Suspect Claws Eyelids in Jail Sleep

One of two suspects in the slaying of silent screen star Ramon Navarro clawed his eyelids in his sleep in a Los Angeles County jail cell. Paul Robert Ferguson, 22, cut through eyelids but has no permanent vision damage. A preliminary hearing is set for December 19 on the Navarro murder. Ferguson’s brother Thomas, 17, faces a similar hearing December 20.

Ramon Navarro Los Angeles Hall of Justice USC Medical Center Paul Robert Ferguson Ferguson County Navarro Hollywood Hills Thomas

Ship owners fined for oil spill in Los Angeles Harbor

San Pedro Municipal Judge Michael Yelovich assessed a $300 fine against Hudson Waterways Inc. operators of the freighter Transpanama for spilling five barrels of bunker oil into Los Angeles Harbor on November 6.

San Pedro Michael Yelovich Los Angeles Harbor Hudson Waterways Inc

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