Picket in Herald-Examiner strike found guilty of contempt
A strike by nine unions against the Los Angeles Herald-Examiner led to contempt verdicts for a picket and for two unions at the main plant. One non-union printer remained critically wounded after a motel lobby shooting. security around the plant was tightened amid ongoing disputes.
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Los Angeles Herald-Examiner
Superior Court
Ralph H. Nutter
News- Beh
James Hilton
South Gate
Herald-Examiner
American Newspaper Guild
Los Angeles
Lodge 94
International Association of Machhiists and Aerospace Workers
L.A. County General Hospital
Maurice Maynard
Concord
Calif
Curtis Krieski
Pot Pickets In Norwalk Protest Marijuana Arrests
About 50 members of a Mexican American organization picketed the Norwalk sheriff's station after a 7 pm narcotics raid on an abandoned taco stand at Ivy Street and Whittier Boulevard Pico Rivera. A narcotics squad said 13 people including three juveniles were arrested on suspicion of possession of marijuana. A spokesman for the Mexican American Progressive Association said the protest opposed legalizing marijuana and was not aimed at Wednesday night's arrests or investigation methods.
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Norwalk Sheriff’s Station
Ivy Street
Whittier Boulevard
Pico Rivera
Doctors Rebuked on Abortions by State Board
The state board announced reprimands for two doctors over abortion practices in accredited hospitals. The board leader Dr Genest DeLArbre cited concerns about pregnancies exposed to German measles, noting deformity risks for infants. Seven other doctors face similar charges with uncertain outcomes.
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Genest Del'arbre
Bandits Tap Two L A Banks For 2000
Two men in their 30s robbed tellers at Western Federal Savings and Loan on 101 N Larchmont Blvd and Crocker Citizens National Bank on 8901 W Pico Blvd. They escaped in a late model white and turquoise Chevrolet after taking about 1000 dollars at each bank.
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Western Federal, Savings and Loan
N. Larchmont Blvd
Crocker Citizens National Bank
Wpico Blvd
West
Los Angeles
Garden Grove district bars foreign language classes for sixth graders
Garden Grove Unified trustees voted to continue withholding foreign language courses for sixth graders. They cited ongoing district financial uncertainty, the need for more language materials for seventh and eighth grade programs, and anticipated organizational changes as reasons for the decision.
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Garden Grove Unified School
More sea power off Viet Nam urged by Navy League
The Navy League president urged boosting sea power off Vietnam, claiming Defense Department misreads naval strategy. Major General Charles F. Duchein cited the Pueblo crisis as evidence of excessive caution shaping U.S. maritime posture.
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Los Angeles
Navy League
Department of Defense
Vietnam
Charles F. Duchein
Marine Corps Reserve
Pueblo
Runaway Quinn Walker Dines Free After Night About Town
A one year old boy walked 100 blocks to Los Angeles Fire Department Engine Company 17 and announced he had run away from home. Firefighters fed him a full meal before a patrol officer picked him up and returned him to his home 100 blocks away.
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Quinn Walker
Los Angeles Fire Department Engine Company 17
Stone Park
Quinn
LAPD
Newton
Air Raids Hit Hanoi Areas as U S Jets Strike North Viet Nam
U S warplanes bombed Ha Noi area targets including Phu Yen and Hoa Lac while B52 strikes hit near Khe Sanh and Haiphong. Reports say Hanoi suffered rocket bombing, 6 jets downed, and ground clashes left casualties near Saigon and Hue. Over 500 law teachers urge opposition to Vietnam War policy.
Troopers Drag 50 From Bus Path At School
Georgia troopers removed about 50 demonstrators from the path of school buses in Social Circle after protesters, including a young Negro girl and a white teacher Ann Nesbit, lay down to object to conditions at Social Circle Training School. Two troopers were hospitalized for minor injuries. Governor Maddox ordered forces to maintain order and use force if needed.
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All Negro Social Circle Training School
State Patrol
R. H. Burson
Ann Nesbit
Lester Maddox
Department of Public Safety
Ile
Burson
Fair Play Avenue
Government orders headrests for all 1969 cars
Washington reports the government requires front seat headrests on all new cars starting January 1 to reduce whiplash from rear end collisions. The rule allows high backs or add on cushions if they meet safety performance, targeting neck injuries from rear impacts.
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Washington
UPI
Federal Highway Admin
Istrator
Lowell &. Kridwell
National Highway Safety Bureau
Murphy Sees GOP Senate Gain At Dinner Fundraiser
In a low voiced speech Murphy criticized U S foreign policy calling it tragic and urged support for new figures while recalling long standing disappointments from Harriman and Bowles He opposed the consular treaty with Russia labeling it a Soviet grandstand and noted the $10 per head dinner funded 32nd District GOP efforts in Long Beach.
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United States
Murphy
Chester Bowles
Ica
Russia
32Nd Congressional District
Long Beach
State Department official calls Pueblo confessions phony
Ambassador Winthrop G Brown dismissed North Korean aired Pueblo crew confessions as false, noting odd phrasing and American guilt admissions. He urged no apology to North Korea and labeled the seizure a flagrant breach of international law during a press conference before a Snow Winter Convention speech at the International Hotel. A White House aide also touted automation in communications as essential for business efficiency.
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U.S. State Department
Inglewood
Brown
United States
International Hotel
White House
Italy says North Vietnam asked for peace talks
Rome reports the Italian foreign ministry says Hanoi approached Italy about possible peace talks and relayed the information to the U.S. State Department. Thant in Paris held secret talks with Mao Van Bo amid reports Hanoi answered New Delhi questions, with no details disclosed.
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UPI
Italy
North Vietnam
U.S. State Department
Hanoi
Washington
U.N
Thant
Paris
Mao van Bo
New Delhi
Vietnam
Charles de Gaulle
France
Patrick Reilly
Two sailors die in Long Beach motorcycle crash
Two Long Beach sailors Dennis Conforti and James Emachler were killed when their motorcycle collided with a car at Alameda Street and Sepulveda Boulevard around 12:30 PM. The car was driven by Jerry Matthews of Long Beach, who was uninjured. The second victim in a separate San Pedro fatality was Albert Leon, 27, a passenger in a car driven by Don Anderson, 29.
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Sepulveda
Jerry R. Matthews
E. Arbor St. Long Beach
Matthews
San Pedro
Albert Leon
Eath
St. Long Beach
Don Anderson
W. 37Th
St. San Pedro
Harbor Division
Anderson
Macy Arthur
Gary Lee McKnight
Kaiser Foundation Hospital
Policeman Is Indicted in Huntington Beach Shooting
A two year reserve officer who runs a heavy equipment company in Huntington Beach was involved after a 2:30 a.m. shooting near Chestnut Street and Pacific Avenue. Aguilera and Naranjo were stopped by Officers Christian and Patrolman Carl Bradley. Naranjo tried to flee but was captured. The sergeant said narcotics suspicion led to the pursuit. Aguilera was shot and died. his mother Vera Meza Vasquez, 34, of Chestnut Street, reportedly swallowed household disinfectant after learning of her son's death but has since recovered.
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Chesnut
Christian
Bradley
Aguilera
Vera Meza Vasquez
Chestnut St
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