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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1968

Page

1

Allies Repel Tam Ky Assault Amid Wider Viet Cong Attacks

Reported pre-dawn assault on Tam Ky, 40 miles southeast of Da Nang, repelled within minutes by defender fire. Communists also shelled two provincial towns and four U.S. bases, with attacks spanning 102 to 240 miles from Saigon. Paris warns U.S. against premature concessions in peace talks.

Saigon Tam Ky da Nang U.S Paris South Vietnam Pham Dang Lam Averell Harriman

Smooth Countdown for Poised Apollo at Cape Kennedy

CAPE KENNEDY Fla The Apollo 8 astronauts fine tuned their flying skills as the countdown licked smoothly for an around the moon blast off Saturday to begin a new era in space exploration Meanwhile another launch crew prepared to launch the most advanced commercial communications satellite yet developed today at the hum ming spaceport

Cape Kennedy Fla Humming Spaceport

Apollo 8 preps for launch with Saturn V checks

National coverage notes countdown momentum for Apollo 8 as technicians finalize the Moon ship and its 363 foot booster systems. Astronauts Borman Lovell and Anders train in a spacecraft simulator as Florida endures record frost and heavy mountain snow. DC council tightens police use of force guidelines and expands civilian oversight. Alaska bears a 6.5 quake while Chicago area court ruling orders desegregation in South Holland schools.

Frank Borman James A. Lovell Jr William A. Anders

Bridge Collapse in Tarpon Springs Kills One

A 120 foot section of a U S Highway 19 bridge over the Anclote River collapsed Tuesday, killing Mrs Charles Stinson, 23, of Tarpon Springs, and injuring five others. Divers searched the water as more potential victims were feared. Several rescued were in good condition. none hospitalized in critical condition.

Tarpon Springs Fla Anclote U.S. Highway 19 Charles Stinson

One Meeting Long Ago Worth Fortune in Will

A secret admirer who met former actress Dolores Moran once 27 years ago left her an estate valued at over 250000 dollars. Moran, who does not recall him, received a 10000 dollar bequest to relatives and a 10 acre orchard as the bulk of the will from Anthony Ponce, a 58 year old bachelor who died in Sunnyvale last September.

Dolores Moran Anthony Ponce Sunnyvale Miss Moran Ponce

Girl Al Gets Life Sentence In Grim English Case

Eleven year old Mary Bell was sentenced to life in detention for the murder of two young boys in Newcastle England. The courtroom heard she acted for pleasure with expert thrill seeking. Mary’s former friend Norma Bett was found not guilty after the verdict.

Mary Bell Newcastle England Mary Norma Bett Norma Martin Brown Brian Howe

FBI agent found dead in Washington courtyard

The body of FBI agent Thomas Elrod, 35, and a revolver were found in a parking courtyard at the Justice Department in Washington. The agency did not comment on the death, noted as the first public self-inflicted death of an FBI agent in memory.

FBI Justice Department Washington Thomas Elrod Woodbridge

Blough of U S Steel to retire after January end

Roger M. Blough chairman and chief executive of U S Steel Corp will retire at the end of January. He will be 65 in January and Edwin H. Gott, president of U S Steel, will succeed him as chairman and chief executive. Blough has been described as a warm-hearted leader.

Roger M. Blough U.S. Steel Corp Kennedy Blough Edwin H. Gott U.S. Steel

Agnew to Reassume Office January 7 for VP Transition

Gov Spiro T Agnew said Tuesday he would re sign his office January 7 to ready for his new role as vice president. William C Foster 71 director of the Arms Control and Disarmament Agency has submitted his resignation to President Johnson effective December 31.

W. Marvin Watson President Johnson Post Office Johnson Washington Watson Spiro T. Agnew United States William C. Foster The Arms Control and Disarmament Agency

Small Wonder Lt Flaherty Volunteers for Special Forces

First Lt Richard Flaherty, who gained six pounds and received a height waiver to join the Army, volunteers for rigorous Special Forces training at Fort Bragg. In Vietnam he served 13 months, was wounded three times, and earned the Silver Star and two Bronze Stars. At 4 feet 9 inches tall he jokes he carries 85 pounds of muscle, 14 pounds of dynamite, and one pound of uranium-238.

Richard Flaherty Army Ft. Bragg N.C Flaherty Vietnam

Independent daily exconp meets at Long Beach 1948

Fragmentary OCR text shows a notice about a Long Beach daily publication with dates May 22 1948 and court adjudicator references. It mentions sixth Street Pine Avenue and California locale, likely a copyright or publication record with single copy note. The readable facts are scarce and fragmented.

Pine Ave Lona Calis Loen Beach Les Angeles Eunty Ball

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