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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1968

Page

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Rampage Ends in Police Gunfire at Long Beach Restaurant

Ruben H. Espinoza 51, a Long Beach dishwasher, died after being shot by Officers Denis Gannon and John Wilhite following a violent rampage at Pierpoint Restaurant. He attacked two workers with a 10 inch meat cleaver before officers halted the assault with gunfire, as about 40 patrons watched.

Long Beach Pierpoint Ruben H. Magna- Espinoza W. First St St. Mary’s Hospital Denis Gannon John Wilhite Espinoza Pierpoint Landing Pamela Wallace Wilhite and Gannon Cleaver

Senator Thurmond to wed Miss South Carolina Nancy Moore

Sen Strom Thurmond, 66, will marry Nancy Moore Miss South Carolina 1966 who is 22. The veteran senator known for fitness and backing Nixon is featured in AP wire photos. Story continues on Page A-2.

Strom Thurmond South Carolina Nancy Moore South Richard Nixon

Dense fog shuts Los Angeles area airports

A thick pea soup fog over Long Beach and the Southland suspended operations at Long Beach Municipal and Los Angeles International airports for a third day. Flights were diverted to San Diego as Hollywood Burbank and Ontario remained open, with Torrance Hawthorne and Santa Monica airports also closing.

Long Beach Southland Long Beach Municipal Los Angeles San Diego Hollywood-Burbank Ontario International Torrance Hawthorne Santa Monica

Navy moves near Black Sea cause regional unease

Two U S Destroyers operate near the Black Sea prompting concern in Turkey and Russian anger as the naval moves spark regional tension. Page A-22 discusses the uneasy operation status.

U.S Black Sea Turkey Russia

S F State Strike Reaches Downtown San Francisco

San Francisco State College workers walkout spreads to downtown as 1200 protesters rally at City Hall and march past the two adjacent daily newspapers. The event drew few Black participants, a point noted by Black Student Union leader Roscoe Blount.

San Francisco San Francisco State College City Hall Roscoe Blount

Coast Guard Tender 17 Missing After River Collision

A freighter collided with the Coast Guard buoy tender White Alder on the Mississippi at White Castle Louisiana. Seventeen Coast Guard crewmen are missing in cold swift water after the ship sank. Three survivors were rescued in good condition and treated at a White Castle hospital before flight to New Orleans. Rescue efforts included Coast Guard aircraft and sheriff boats under cold early winter conditions.

White Castle Coast Guard White Alder Helena Bo Williams Iberville Parish Williams New Orleans Krass Miller Kotowski

Reagan Hits Johnsons Last Minute Changes

Reagan as newly elected chairman of the Republican Governors Association denounces quick changes in HEW Labor and Transportation. He cites welfare rules demanding applicants be believed and payments continued while eligibility is reviewed, saying California would have faced a 40 million cost. The group urges Nixon to pause such actions until his administration sets policies.

Ronald Reagan Republican Governors’ Association Department of Health, Education, and Welfare Department of Labor Department of Transportation HEW Wilbur Cohen California Reagan Nixon

Choice for Cabinet Due Next Week

President-elect Richard M. Nixon weighs a national television radio appearance this week to announce his cabinet. Sources say he has not decided on a format but radio TV exposure is being considered. all cabinet choices are to be announced in the coming week.

Palm Springs Richard M. Nixon Nixon

Saigon Peace Team Departs for Paris Amid Vote

Saigon's delegation left for Paris by Air Vietnam Boeing 727 at 6 30 after the senate and House approved participation in expanded talks 80 to 21 with 40 absent. Vice President Ky will act as supreme adviser to the delegation and head a task force guiding and advising the negotiators.

Saigon Paris Senate House of Representatives Nguyen Cao Ky Air Vietnam

Two Fires Reported at San Fernando Valley State College

The Los Angeles Fire Department reported two fires raging in the administration building of San Fernando Valley State College early this morning.

San Fernando Valley State College Los Angeles Fire Department

Oldest Woman Meets Bald-Headed Man From School

A humorous line reflects a woman feeling older after meeting a bald-headed man who was two grades behind her in school. The remark captures a light, nostalgic moment about school days and aging.

Action Line Answers Readers Questions On Tickets Pay And Welfare

A community Help column advises where to buy New Year Rose Parade grandstand seats in Pasadena with prices from six to nine dollars and lists local providers. It also follows up on wage claims with Northwest Orient Airlines and outlines welfare Christmas project ideas from Los Angeles County social service offices.

Pasadena A. A Long Beach Tournament of Roses Association Orange Grove Ave Pasadena Ave Tournament Smith and Warner Seating Co Colorado Bivd Milne Brothers Grandstand Co Colorado Q. 1 Northwest Orient Airlines Chicago Ill California St. Paul Minn Action Line D. M Harold Atkins St Paul Atkins A.S Los Angeles

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