Car Bus Crash Kills 2 Women in Long Beach
Two Fullerton women, Mildred Glenn 43 and Evelyn LaForce 50, died when their car was crushed between a city bus and a palm tree on Sixth Street near Olive Avenue in downtown Long Beach. The bus driver John B. Higsanna 26 and his passenger Carmen Rivera 22 were uninjured. Police say the car ran a stop sign. bodies were removed after 30 minutes. Both victims died at St. Marys Hospital at 2 46 a m and were taken to Holton and Sons Mortuary. This marked the 34th and 35th traffic fatalities in Long Beach this year.
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Nixon Says Russia Seeks Peace With Hidden Aims
Nixon told 1,500 Bohemian Grove attendees that the United States seeks peace as an end in itself while the USSR views peace as a step toward global dominance. He urged trade with Iron Curtain states under political conditions, opposed selling war materials to enemies, and warned alliances rely on fear less in Europe than before. He cited NATO, de Gaulle, Macmillan, and praised non Communist Asia, Japan, Taiwan, Thailand, Malaysia, and Singapore as growth areas. Foreign aid should reward friends and withhold from enemies.
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Ike Calls Khrushchev Claim Silly and Misleading
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower dismissed Khrushchev’s assertion that the Soviet Union ensured Nixon’s 1960 defeat as silly. He described the claim as made up and noted Khrushchev’s anger in Paris over a supposed need for an apology for his actions.
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Tax settled and vacations next shake session end
Sacramento lawmakers push to finish the 1967 session after resolving the eight billion dollar tax and preparing a month long break before a five day return to consider vetoed bills. Main tasks include finalizing new school aid formulas and an education bill reshaping course requirements and open housing law adjustments. A burglary at a Long Beach Shell station reported a loss of 380 dollars.
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