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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1969

Page

3

Nixon speech stirs Senate over Vietnam and ABM debate

A split Senate reacts to President Nixon's Midway Island address on Vietnam and arms. Critics label his rhetoric as straw man tactics while urging realism on priorities. supporters defend a hard line linking strategic arms talks to ending the war. Nixon appeals for unilateral restraint while warning against proxy control of South Vietnam.

Senate Midway Island Nauyen_ Van South Vietnam Nixon Lyndon Johnson Cranston Ameen Dhepublican Tiberal Yoderate Soviet Union Fulbright Vietnam Gaylord Nelson Wis Falcon Stadium U.S Lyndon B. Johnson U.s.s Pentagon America

Survivors recount Evans disaster as Melbourne sinks destroyer

Survivors from the Long Beach destroyer Evans told navy investigators of no warning before the predawn collision with HMAS Melbourne in the South China Sea. The forward section sank in two minutes. 74 sailors were lost or missing. Survivors, including Long Beach crew, await transport at Subic Bay as officers plan a news briefing.

Frank Evans Long Beach Hmas Melbourne South China Sea Melbourne Kearsarge Us, Navy Jerome H. King Jr S. Navy Philip- Subic Pines Subic Bay Albert S. McLemore San Pedro

Evans sailor among 199 survivors in South China Sea disaster

Senior Chief Boilerman Florentino Macayan was aboard the destroyer Evans when it was sliced during a collision with the Australian carrier Melbourne near the South China Sea. The ship wreck left 73 sailors dead and 199 survivors. Macayan lies critically injured in a Long Beach hospital as his wife, a nurse, awaits updates while caring for their three children.

Tive George McMichael Fountain Valley Evans Subic Bay Navy Florentina F. Macayan Jesusa Long Beach Cam Ranh Bay South Vietnam Macagan Ranh Bay Vietnam Florentino FP Macayan U.S Frank £. Avins Jesus Sa Macayan South China Sea Daddy Y Vetera

Tape hearings probe King eavesdropping in spy case

Testimony discussed taped conversations involving Martin Luther King Jr and the select service record inquiry. Nichols said surveillance continued after 1965 but denied wider wire tapping or eavesdropping beyond recorded conversations. A separate report noted a car window was smashed and items valued at 135 dollars were stolen from Thelma S Gulleman in Long Beach.

Chiy Charles Morgan Jr Clay Atlanta Nichols Dy. King Ingi John S. Martin Jr Department of Justice Morgan Dr. King Marlin Ingraham Thelma Gulleman Cerritus Ave Long Beach

College Chief Resigns to Lead Nixon Institution

Dr. Paul S. Smith 7th, former president of Whit tier College, resigns to direct the Richard Nixon Institution for Human Affairs named for the president’s famous graduate. The institute aims to house Nixon papers and teach a critical comparison of free enterprise with communist and socialist systems. Smith’s resignation becomes effective in September.

Whittier College Richard Nixon Institution For Paul S. Smith Vixen Jessallyn West Smith

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