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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1969

Page

4

McCormack Defeats Udall for House Speaker Post

House Democrats re-elected John McCormack to the speaker role after a caucus vote that upheld his leadership amid insurgent push by Morris Udall. McCormack, 77, beat Udall while Rep. Wilbur Mills lagged in votes and a single ballot was blank. McCormack will be formally chosen by the full House as Congress convenes.

McCormack Sam Rayburn Morris K Udall D-Ark Wilbur D. Mills House Ways and Means Committee Congress Gerald R. Ford Michigan Capitol Hill White House Rep Carl Albert Oklahoma Albert Hale Bogg Ford Leslie Arends Ilinois Robert P. Griffin R-Mich Gordon Allott R-Colo Senate Bourke Hickenlooper Iowa Griffin John J. Williams Rdel Allott Sen Mike Mansfield Everett M. Dirksen Rep. McCormack Solon

Rainfall records tumble as Quinault set wetter mark

Quinault Washington claims the United States wettest place title after 1968 rainfall of 175.48 inches or 14.29 feet surpassing the 1933 record. Last year measured 142.73 inches. Nearby observers track moisture for forest service officials amid national political maneuvering over Kennedy and Long. A separate theft report notes diamond rings stolen from LeRoy’s Jewelers on Pine Avenue in Long Beach.

Quinault, Wash United States Seattle Olympic Mountains U.S. Forest Service Quinault

Nixon first checkup since 14 months amid health debate

Nixon’s 14 month gap ends with a medical review by Lungren at Memorial noting all exam aspects normal. He warns a major fight lies ahead over privately financed care and potential government dominance, while joking about using the White House pool for exercise. Lungren, a Penn med graduate, joined Nixon on campaigns and will not move to Washington.

Nixon Memorial Lungren White House University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine Washington Long Beach

San Jose State Chief Defies Teachers Strike Threat

San Jose State College President Robert D. Clark promised classes would resume Monday and that he would use all appropriate measures to keep the campus open despite a strike threat by members of the American Federation of Teachers. He disputed the union's 257-member claim, noting less than half voted to strike.

San Jose Robert D. Clark San Jose State College American Federation of Teachers Clark

The Country Parson Quote Prompt Box

The text presents a 1968 Frank A. Clark quotation and notes about a 312 volume set with a garbled race reference. It reads as a small feature or caption within a periodical, offering a proverb and publication details without a clear news event or人物.

Oil workers press wage talks as contract expires

More than 60,000 oil industry workers remain without a formal contract as OCAW negotiators and representatives of 435 oil companies resume talks. W J Forrester said discussions continue today in the west coast district. Burglars break into Ermadene Voogt home at 1575 Chestnut Ave taking jewelry and clothing worth 722 dollars.

Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers International W. J. Forrester OCAW Ermadene Voogt Chestnut Ave Long Beach

Temple City housewife discards fashion bounds with nunlike gown

Marilyn Connelly, a 25 year old Temple City wife, unveils a flowing floor-length dress inspired by 12th century nuns. She says it frees women from miniskirts and girdles, improves practicality and respectability, and plans to test it at St Luke's Catholic school in San Gabriel. Her husband, John, supports the choice as economical.

Temple City Marilyn Connelly John St. Luke's

First Couple Not Pressed to Marry in 1969

Angell Efren a 25 year old and Elisa Sandoval a 19 year old headed for a simple 8 15 a m license at Los Angeles County Courthouse just to start the new year. They were surprised to be named the first in 1969 but not impressed and returned at noon to marry Municipal Judge David J Aisenson.

Los Angeles County Angell Efren Elisa Sandoval Effren Miss Sandoval David J. Aisenson

Nixon memories highlighted at varsity event

The program featured Mrs. Ella Furnas 92 who held Nixon as a newborn, his early law secretary Mrs. Evelyn Dorn, and Ralph Shook who saved Nixon from a horse hoof in early childhood. Spanking anecdote by Mrs. Cecil Pickering noted without full detail.

Ella Furnas Nixon Evelyn Dorn Ralph Shook Cecil Ma) Pickering

Nixon Heads West for Appointees in California Event

President elect Nixon said the Eastern establishment will have less influence and aims for geographical balance by naming more Californians to top posts. He told 140 California leaders at Century Plaza Hotel that at least six more sub cabinet positions could go to Californians, perhaps ten. The Anaheim gathering drew 8,500 at the Convention Center and 4,000 on closed circuit TV. A burglary in Santa Ana netted a $140 stereo from Gayle Stewart’s home.

Nixon Long Los Angeles UPI Washington Robert Finch California Century Plaza America Anaheim Convention Center Exhibition Hall

Suspect Identified as Killer in Hollywood Robbery Case

Los Angeles police said New Year’s Day arrest of James Lewis on robbery and rape suspicions led to identification as a convicted killer on the FBI’s 10 Most Wanted list. Lewis, 30, escaped from Indiana State Prison last Nov 18 during a jail break attempt.

Federal Bureau of Investigation James Lewis Los Angeles County USC Medical Center Julius Boulden Indiana State Lewis Hollywood

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