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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1970

Page

3

Beatle fans pack gallery for Lennon lithograph exhibit

Art dealer Symonds reports a crowded opening drawing over 1,000 attendees including Beatle fans and collectors. The show featured Lennon lithographs priced up to 1350 dollars and modern masters works. several hours were spent viewing pieces while a plainclothesman checked IDs at the door to exclude underage visitors. Crank calls and protests accompanied the debut, but attendees were described as orderly and knowledgeable.

Symonds London

Lynch's Deputy Seeks Boss' Job

Associated Press chief deputy attorney general Charles A. O'Brien, an 11 year veteran, announced his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for attorney general. He is the first Democrat to announce as four Republicans also seek the post. incumbent Thomas C. Lynch will not seek re election. Other GOP hopefuls include State Senator John Harmer and George Deukmejian, and District Attorney Evelle Younger.

Associated Press Atty Charles A. O'Brien O’brien Thomas C. Lynch Sacr GOP John Harmer Glendale George Deukmejian Long Beach Dist

Jury Opens Inquiry Into Beverly Ridge Estates Scam

A federal grand jury in Los Angeles began a probe into the Beverly Ridge Estates project in the Santa Monica mountains. The会 investigation centers on financial manipulation and alleged misappropriation involving high ranking officials and a larger scheme. The first witness was Jules Covey, former state athletic commissioner and Beverly Ridge vice president, who said he did not know why they wanted to talk to him.

Beverly Ridge Estates Santa Monica Mountains Los Angeles Jules Beverly Ridge Estates Corp Covey

Manson Hearing Sparks Disruptions and Motions

In a tense session Judge Dell quashed several of Charles Manson’s requests to address witnesses including Susan Atkins and a girl he called Sadie Glutz. Manson complained about publicity and sought access to a producer and newspaperman, while the trial date was set for February 9 and a hearing to set aside the indictment for February 9.

Manson Susan Atkins Sadie Miss Atkins Sadie Glutz Dell Manson Publicity Corps

Takeover case yields prison terms for three students

Three of 20 defendants convicted on felony charges for the San Fernando Valley State College takeover in November 1968 drew prison terms of 1 to 25 years each. Superior Court Judge Mark Brandler, recalled from retirement to preside, sentenced for kicking a college vice president.

San Fernando Valley State College Superior Court Mark Brandler

Card status and address change guidance for immigrants

The advice outlines destination points and card handling when entering the country. It notes the card was not returned, urges checking the Downey address, and explains that if the card is lost a new one must be filed. The new card will be mailed within two weeks and a change of address should be reported to the Immigration Department.

Williams Immigration Department

Legal Status Of DIY Ministers Married In Home Ceremony

A reader asks if a niece wed last year by a Universal Life Church minister is legal. The answer cites First Amendment protection from state church establishment and California law allowing any 21 year old who believes in what is right to perform a marriage.

Universal Life Church H.H.G Lakewood U.S Themeeelves California

Navy history fees cited for ship histories

The Director of Naval History announces a legal fee for naval ship histories. A 25 cent charge applies to histories of 10 pages or fewer, while histories over 10 pages cost 50 cents. Payments are by check or money order to the Department of the Navy, Washington.

Director of Naval History Department of the Navy Washington D.C F.K.L Washington, D.C

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