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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1967

Page

3

Close-Up Viewing of Mary Draws Crowds and Traffic

Large crowds gathered along Seaside Pier and surrounding piers to glimpse the Queen as Navy guards restrict access. Traffic snarls clogged the Long Beach Freeway and Ocean Boulevard while ships and private boats carried spectators, reflecting a carnival like atmosphere during the city’s display of the Mary.

Mansell Navy Pier E San Diego Long Beach Anaheim Street Ocean Boulevard Los Angeles

Fire kills three at University of Pennsylvania fraternity party

A flash fire at the Delta Tau Delta house on the University of Pennsylvania campus killed three partygoers and injured several as guests fled from windows. About 100 attended the Christmas-vacation celebration when a tissue-paper centerpiece near the door ignited. Nine were hospitalized. two firefighters injured. Victims include 17-year-old Suza Shagendorf of Philadelphia and 19-year-olds John Grochowski of Franklinville New Jersey and Kent Smith, formerly of Wilmington Delaware. Samuel Guegino, a sophomore, described the panic as the fire spread.

Philadelphia UPI Universi Iumn Delta Tau Delta University of Pennsylvania Hospital Suza Shagendorf John Grochowski Franklinville Kent Smith Wilmington Del

Crime surge in Long Beach area noted in FBI report

FBI Uniform Crime Report released today shows suburban areas including Long Beach posting the largest rise in crime. Nationally crime rose 16 percent with Los Angeles leading. Long Beach recorded 12 murders to date, robbery up from 479 to 711, and forcible rape from 81 to 87 as part of broader 1967 increases.

Los Angeles FBI Long Beach Uniform Crime Report

Senate liberals push to kill Social Security bill

voters face a clash as Senate liberals rally to overturn a welfare measures package and oppose AFDC roll restrictions while President Johnson and governors may back the effort. The House chair Wilbur Mills shaped the plan to a $2.6 billion annual increase for 23.8 million Social Security recipients amid tied politics and potential local tax strains.

Washington UPI Senate Johnson Dollar-Short Congress House Wilbur Mills Ways and Means Committee Mills Senate Finance Committee Vance Hartke Hartke

Pive Named to New Board

LOS ANGELES five men were named to the new Board of Parking Commissioners by Mayor Sam Yorty. The appointees include Paul V. Parker 72 publisher Vern R. Huck 56 and Jesse F. McHan 65 founders of California Western Sales Co with terms expiring 1969 1970 and 1972 respectively.

LOS Angeles CNS Board of Parking Commissioners Sam Yorty Aewspaper Paul V. Parker Vern R. Huck Jesse F. McHan California Western Sales Co

Nixon Leads GOP Field Yet Trails Johnson in Poll

Nixon tops the Republican list but trails LBJ in a Harris survey. Romney shows weak support, Reagan drubs, with Nixon seen as experienced but tainted by lost elections. Rockefeller backs Romney. voters question Nixon unity and clean campaigning record amid long political history.

Nixon Reagan Romney New York Rockefeller California Edmund GC Pat) Browns

Joseph Hayes Rites Scheduled

Requiem Mass was scheduled this morning in St. Barnabas Church for Joseph B. Hayes 64 of 4048 Locust Ave a construction company executive who died last week Burial was to be in All Souls Cemetery.

St. Barnabas Church Joseph B. Hayes Locust Ave All Souls Cemetery

Captive Three Days As East Village Diggers Torture Youth

Kenneth Goss, 20, a Post Office trainee, was allegedly captured by a biker gang in East Village Lower East Side. He described being bound, assaulted, and sprayed with road spray for days, as arrests were made for kidnapping and possession of drugs and public safety items.

New York UPT Kenneth Goss Mobilization For Youth Antipoverty Agency East Village Lower East Side Greenwich Village Goss

40-Pound Tiger Cub Is Stolen From San Francisco Zoo

A Bengal tiger cub born Aug 24, simmay, weighing about 30 pounds, was stolen from its locked cage at the San Francisco Zoo. The lock and chain were removed and the thief may have picked the door or used a key. Officials suspect motive may be personal theft.

San Francisco UPI Simmay Lron Jimny

Instant Organ Playing draws crowd to Hammond Organ Studios

Beginnings and those who never played a note are invited to try a free ten minute session. The ad touts instant organ playing with a rapid learning method by Bol Pierce of Hammond Organ Studios at 2188 Lakewood Blvd. No purchase, no obligations, no prior musical experience required. Open hours listed Monday through Sunday with no appointment needed.

Vane Jeara Bol Pierce Hammond Organ Lakewood Blvd

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