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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1968

Page

3

Saigon U S Rift on Peace Talks

United States and South Vietnam faced a widening rift as talks on Vietnam peace stalled. Ambassador Bowles assured Sihanouk U S policy isn t to pursue Communist sanctuaries in Cambodia while Thieu accused Communists of manipulating governments. Rusk indicated diplomatic probing may take time, with Trinh s Hanoi statement cited as a possible peace lever.

Chester Bowles Norodom Sihanouk Cambodia U.S Mien North Vietnam South Vietnam North United Nations Thant Southeast Asia Thieu Republic of Vietnam Rusk Hanoi Nguyne Duy Trinhhak Washington Trinh Paris

Johnson leads California Democrats in state poll

A California state poll shows Lyndon B Johnson preferred over rival candidates among Democrats, with Kennedy and McCarthy showing weaker support. When matched head to head, Johnson gains over McCarthy, and Humphrey trails behind. The poll also notes future Johnson versus Republican hopefuls and Wallace’s potential third party impact.

McCarthy California Johnson Robert Kennedy Kennedy Pet Mohinson Ssevice Dotinion Hubert Humphrey Humphrey Humphrey O George Wallace

Aliens Report Due by Jan 31 in Southland

Aliens living in the Southland must file annual address reports before January 31, according to the U S Immigration and Naturalization Service. George K. Rosenberg, district director, said forms are available at immigration service offices and post offices.

Southland U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service George K. Rosenberg Immigration Service

Demand End to Viet War Woman Power on Capitol

About 3000 women gathered in Washington to press Congress to end the Vietnam War. Led by Jeannette Rankin, the group called for dismantling the military system and delivered petitions to House Speaker and Senate leaders. Organizers warned of ongoing action if the government failed to respond.

Woman Power Washington Polis Congress Jeannette Rankin Montana U.S Vines Cleareyed Frm Voice Miss Rankin Martin Luther King House JolicCormack Massachusetts Senate Mike Mansfield San Princiseo

Rankin Brigade Women Denied Speak Time at City Hall

Nearly 100 antiwar demonstrators all women from the Jeanette Rankin Brigade gathered at City Hall in Los Angeles to relay their Viet Nam concerns after being denied formal speaking time by a 6 to 5 vote. They milled through corridors and sought permission to distribute leaflets inside, which was refused.

Los Angeles CNS City Board of Education Jeanette Rankin Gilbert Lindsay Worden Paar Sam Yorty

Birth control pamphlets and doctor referrals offered

Mrs. Evelyn Bryant describes a nonprofit referral service with about 1600 surgeons list and no charge. She explains patients may choose birth control methods while doctors fear malpractice suits or religious bias. A reader asks about a Philippine 20 centavos coin dated 1838. clarified as minted 1903–1945, not 1838.

N.Y Evelyn Bryant California U.S United States of America B. H Wilmington Philippine Islands Pacific Empire

Newcomer Calls City for Trash Charge Dispute

A renter in Long Beach disputes a garbage fee on their GIS bill saying the owner of the apartment should cover any charges. The complainant seeks resolution claiming the charge is ridiculous and questions why they are billed.

Rebbish Mie Long Beach

Percy Raps Proposal to Cut Travel

New York dispatch reports Sen. Charles Percy opposes Johnson travel and investment limits. He urges reducing overseas commitments, trimming embassies, lowering European troop levels, boosting American goods abroad, fighting inflation, and cutting federal spending. He warns travel curbs would harm teachers and average people and invite reciprocal actions.

New York Charles H. Percy R-Il Johnson U.S Europe Percy America United States

Sacramento protester carries sign for Rankin Brigade

Lucy Mayberry, 61 year old great grandmother, watched alone near Governor Reagan's office to protest the Vietnam War. She hoped other Sacramento women would join the Rankin Brigade but rain kept them away. She asked to meet Reagan and was informed he was busy. A picket sign was left with the governor's receptionist.

Sacramento UPS Lucy Mayberry Ronald Reagan Jeanette Rankin

Lawman Opposes Merger Triggering Union Complaint

The Los Angeles County Professional Peace Officers Association criticized Marshall Leslie K. Keays for opposing a merger of the marshal and sheriff departments. Luther A. Russell spoke at a Monterey Park news conference denying the sheriff’s department instigated merger recommendations. He noted a grand jury report over 12 years ago showing duplication and inefficiency and said supervisors directed steps to pursue merger.

Los Angeles County Professional Peace Officers Association Marshall Leslie K. Keays Marshall’s Sheriff's Departments Luther A. Russell Monterey Park Sheriff's Department Russell County Grand Jury Board of Supervisors

China Nuclear Fallout Drift Over California

UPI reports fallout from China's Christmas test drifted over California but posed no health hazard. State health officials said fallout began four days after the Dec 24 test and peaked at 4.8 picocuries per cubic meter across four stations, well below the 35 pCi/m3 a year earlier after a different Chinese detonation.

Berkeley UPI Red China California State Department of Public Health Hamlet Pulley Pulley China

Suspect Arrested in Santa Fernando Kidnapping Case

A 36 year old Pacoima gardener was arrested on suspicion of holding an 8 year old girl against her will after a Christmas Eve incident. Ernesto Luna was booked at San Fernando Police Station following a lineup identification by the child at Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department headquarters.

San Fernando CNS Pacoima Ernesto Luna San Fernando Valley Sheriff's Department Los Angeles Luna

Rundberg Warned Yorty on Harbor Scandal and Indictments

Former harbor commissioners Rundberg and Starr told Grand Jury of bribery and conflict of interest involving Watson Smith and the Princess Louise deal. Indictments named Starr Watgon Rundberg and Stith on multiple counts while a Catalina Island harbor dispute and a ward trade center contract faced scrutiny.

Rundberg Stary Watson Smith Princess Louise Stith Watgon Starr Rabbergasted Rmpberg Charley Stillwell Catalina Island Catalina Terminal C. Eywin Piper Terminal Island

Pleads Guilty in Murder Case Oakland

A 4-A co defendant pled guilty to first degree murder of a polio crippled tavern owner shot as he exited his car in Oakland on Nov 20 1966 with about 10000 in receipts. James J Stevenson 32 Fremont produce worker was sentenced to life but held pending Otis Roland Cole nan Milpitas iron worker trial in Lynchburg VA.

Oakland James J. Stevenson Fremont Otis Roland Colenan Lynchburg

Blue Chip Plan OKd by High Court

Los Angeles officials of Blue Chip Stamp Co claim a U S Supreme Court decision allows continuation in the trading stamp business under a consent judgment with the Justice Department. The company will offer 4 percent of its stock to merchants who used Blue Chip stamps since March 1964 and reorganize to meet the judgment terms.

Los, Angeles Los Angeles Blue Chip Stamp Co U.S. Supreme Court Federal High Court Blue Chip U.S. Justices Department Dow Monday Washington Donald A. Koeppel Koeppel Justice Department U.S. District Court Stamp Company Certified Grocers California Grocers’ Association William ‘Snyman

State Water Project Contract Awarded for Kern County Aqueduct

The Griffith Co. of Los Angeles won a 319.98 million state contract awarded Monday to build a 24 mile section of the State Water Project aqueduct in Kern County. The award accompanies the project financing and project milestones.

Sacramento Kern County The Griffith Co Los Angeles

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