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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1970

Page

1

Orange climber hoisted from Lone Pine Peak summit

Dennis Rogers of Long Beach was rescued after a five hour cliff lift on Lone Pine Peak in the High Sierra. A companion hiked five miles to summon help as a 10 man team used pitons and a Tyrolean traverse to raise Rogers from a ledge to a helicopter pickup.

Orange High Sierra Long Beach Dennis Rogers Kennymead St Lone Pine Peak South Inyo County Lone Pine Mt. Whitney Sierra Madre and China Lake Inyo County Sheriff's Office Rogers Harry Lewellyn Granada Ave Jeff Snyder Snyder Lewellyn Whitney Portal Inyo County Sierra Madre Darin Blackwell Bishop Mike Antonio University of California Research Station White Mountain Blackwell John Holcomb Eastern Sierra Rescue Kay Dave Woltzer

President Briefed for War Talk Ahead of Address

President Nixon received a two and a half hour briefing on Cambodia and the Vietnam War. Officials said the session was information only and not a decision meeting. Nixon plans a national address Wednesday to report progress.

San Clemente Nixon Cambodia Vietnam White House Gerald Warren Indochina Washington

Action Line solves insurance miscue with club member rules

A reader questions a $125 total paid for Auto Club of Southern California insurance and membership. Action Line verifies $32 of the payment covered membership and finds the reader’s license was revoked for three years, making them ineligible for coverage.

Q. 1 Automobile Club of Southern California A.C.T., Maywood A. Action Line Automobile Club Auto Club Department of Motor Vehicles

Campus dissent voices in a peaceful student forum

Editorial from Forty-Niner publisher Daniel H. Ridder introduces a new student written section from California State College Long Beach. The piece explains student editors present opinions on campus and national issues including the Vietnam War, urging readers to listen with open minds and hearts.

California State College At Long Beach Associated Students United States Daniel H. Ridder

Peru Earthquake Devastates Cities Across Nation

A powerful Peru quake struck at 3 25 p m causing extensive damage from the desert coast to Andean towns. Officials cited vast casualties with 140 dead in Huaraz and up to 200 feared overall as aftershocks continued into the next morning.

Lima Peru Emilio Solorzano el Comercio Huaraz Panamericana

58 Senators Urge Jets for Israel

A bipartisan group of 58 senators or more is pressing the Administration to announce a sale of 125 additional warplanes to Israel. The letter to Secretary of State Rogers seeks rapid action and hints of possible White House support, circulating in Senate offices ahead of delivery.

Washington U.S Indochina Israel William P. Rogers White House Senate

Judge curbs Tinney late heat in campaigns

Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Jerry Pacht in a Beverly Hills home barred Rep. John Tinney from circulating 180,000 copies of a four page newspaper The California Democrat. The injunction favors Rep. George Brown who had sought action to stop the tabloid distribution in Negro communities. California voters face a primary with Gov. Ronald Reagan criticizing Norton Simon and eight million registered voters preparing for a broad ballot.

California Congress Los Angeles

Chicanos Rally After Pomona Arrests and Clash

About 250 Chicano youths rallied before Pomona police to protest 40 arrests from a clash that injured eight. Police released all but eight suspects after talks with community leaders as reinforcements arrived and tensions eased.

Pomona Ralph Parker LaVerne Claremont Chino Parker Sharkey Park Richard Abinden Abinden

Sylvia Porter urges buying stocks now

Column notes Sylvia Porter recommends buying stocks immediately citing market conditions and potential gains. Porter's guidance emphasizes proactive investment and confidence in upward trends despite volatility.

Sylvia Porter

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