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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1968

Page

4

State JC Douglas Pay Hike Chancellor Agreement Due

Agreement on a three year contract averts a Monday strike deadline at multiple locations. Machinists will vote at 1 p.m. Sunday in Shrine Auditorium Los Angeles. Proposals are similar in wage and fringe benefits with substantial increases. retroactive wages to July 22 if ratified.

JC Douglas Shrine Auditorium Los Angeles

McDonnell Douglas reports 33 million first-half profit and joins new contract

McDonnell Douglas announced 33,423,265 in after tax earnings for the first half of 1968, 1.19 per share, after a 10 percent income tax surcharge. The firm declared a 10 cent quarterly dividend, with record date Sept. 13 and payment Oct. 7. The June 30 backlog stood at 4.345 billion, down from 4.839 billion a year earlier. The UAW and IAM reached tentative agreements in Canada and the U.S. negotiations continued at the Biltmore Hotel.

McDonnell McDonnell Douglas

Brossman Named First Chancellor of California Junior Colleges

Sidney Brossman of Los Angeles was unanimously chosen by the California Community Colleges Board to become the first chancellor of the 82 junior colleges. The post pays 25000 dollars yearly with a 1000 dollar cut from his previous pay. He will study board constitutional authority and the transfer value of credits to state colleges UC and the university system.

Los Angeles Sidney Brossman California Brossman Coordinating Council of Higher Education The California Community Colleges University of California Harold F. Wolters

Humphrey Launches L A Push in California Visit

Vice President Humphrey leads a California trip including a Watts Labor Action Council camp in Saugus and a Biltmore Hotel press conference. He tapes Channel 7 events, attends a town hall lunch in the Biltmore Bowl, meets the editorial board of the Los Angeles Times, and holds a 3:30 p.m. reception with the LA Federation of Labor at Century Plaza Hotel. He also tapes the Joey Bishop Show and meets the California Democratic delegation and labor leaders before departing for San Francisco Tuesday.

Watts Labor Action Council Saugus Channel 7 Humphrey Biltmore Biltmore Bowl Los Angeles Times Los Angeles County Federation of Labor Century Plaza Joey Bishop California

No Evidence of Road-Bill Bribery Found by Senate Rules

Senate Rules Committee concluded there is no evidence of bribery attempts to influence votes on a four lane Mulholland Drive highway bill. Senator Stevens accused attempts to improperly influence, but the bill was defeated 33 to 1 with Senator Miller dissenting in favor, and Burns dismissed further inquiry.

Sacramento UPI Senate Rules Committee Senate H. M. Burns Fresno Robert S. Stevens Los Angeles Mulholland Drive Stevens George Miller Jr Martinez Miller Burns Rules Committee Capitol

Apollo 7 Moon Test At Cape Kennedy Without Crew Exposure

Three astronauts simulated a flight inside an airless chamber at Cape Kennedy to exercise the Apollo 7 capsule. Commanders Walter Schirra Donn Eisele and Walter Cunningham tested the vehicle in a hazardous preflight exercise following the Apollo 1 tragedy 18 months earlier.

Cape Kennedy UPI Virgil S. Grissom Edward H. White Roger B. Chaffee Walter Schirra Donn Eisele Walter Cunningham Moonport

Caserta gets prison term for phony electronic parts investment

Vincent A. Caserta, 35, of La Canada, was sentenced in Los Angeles to one to 10 years in prison after pleading guilty to three counts of grand theft in a scheme that netted about $500,000. He admitted using investors funds to gamble on horses and pay others with new loans, calling himself a compulsive bettor. Deputy probation officer recommended against probation.

Los Angeles UPI Vincent A. Caserta la Canada Caserta

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