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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1967
Page
4
In Berkeley, attorney Melvin Belli probes prospective jurors as the Mario Savio trial begins. The case involves Savio and fellow activists charged after a sit‑in at the University of California campus. Juror challenges mark the opening, with questions about prejudice guiding the process.
In Berkeley California a man was arrested after a two block pursuit by an Appleton Bank employee and bystanders. The suspect, described as sandy haired with shoulder length hair, fled the downtown area during a robbery at the branch. Police stopped the bandit when a revolver was brandished during the escape. Several defendants faced Municipal Court for criminal contempt after disobeying a court order by holding a press conference on the Berkeley campus. Arraignment scheduled for Monday January 23.
Reagan nominates Vernon J Cristina and Moon Lin Lee to the California Highway Commission in Sacramento. Cristina, 51, runs Cristina Warehouse and Drayage with ties to San Jose. Lee, an appliance firm operator from Weaverville, backs Republican party groups. Both await Senate confirmation alongside chairman Gordon C. Luce.
A Long Beach notice describes a coin theft and then abruptly advertises a medical remedy for aches in shoulders legs and joints. It cites Alamitos Avenue and a 337 rolled coins detail, with unclear names and addresses. The fragmentary text combines crime with an unrelated treatment pitch.
Fragmentary OCR note references free address and postage handling with rush delivery offers. Mentions of golden health or life study fellowship appear garbled. No clear persons or organizations are identifiable. content is unreadable in places.
The State Assembly paused its routine to memorialize Walt Disney, honoring his influence as a major tourist ally and creator of an entertainment empire. The motion recognized his contributions and noted his death from cancer last month.
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