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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1968

Page

11

Cal State Long Beach student renounces citizenship to Canada

Tony Formo, 22, former student body treasurer and 49er Award recipient, renounced his American citizenship and will work as a psychology researcher in Toronto this summer. He cites values and antiwar beliefs, criticizing US society while noting campus activism and the draft. Formo plans a PhD in theoretical psychology and plans to live in Canada, saying he would still go to jail rather than fight in Vietnam if needed.

Formo Canada Vietnam University of Toronto America Students For A Democratic New Left Cal-State Long Beach Associated Students Long Beach Seattle

Markets Report From The Independent Press Telegram

Market notes from the Independent Press Telegram outline sessions on page B-2 and B-3. Analysts discuss price movements in stocks and commodities with brief quotes from traders and industry observers.

Flying Machine visit to model A from Paris aims to test shuttle flights

McDonnell Douglas and Eastern Airlines announced a seven week program using a four engine Breguet 941 turboprop aircraft to study high capacity short field service on East Coast routes from Boston to Washington via New York. The project will demonstrate feasibility of reducing congestion at busy hubs and inform future McDonnell Douglas transports. Data gathered will guide design of larger aircraft while no revenue passengers fly during tests. The model will be flown from Paris to St Louis for outfitting before August demonstrations.

Paris Long Beach McDonnell Douglas Corp Aerospace Company Eastern Airlines McDonnell Douglas Breguet Eastern EAL Boston Washington New York City Marvin D. Marks A. Scott Crossfield Sanford N. McDonnell McDonnell Aircraft Co St. Louis Marks

Explosion Damages Car After Transformer Blowout

A transformer blast at an Edison Co facility sent oily smoke plumes over nearby property. Owner Reese reports damage to a recently painted car and stains from the spreading plume. Witnesses describe a mushrooming smoke event and potential further damage to surrounding area.

Edison Co Reese

Union Seeks Void of Long Beach Mary Contract

A union filed suit in Los Angeles Superior Court to void the May 25 Lipsett Inc. contract for removing furnishings from the Queen Mary as part of a 3 million conversion. AFL-CIO Local 507 alleges lack of proper notice and failure to pay prevailing wages, seeking a court order nullifying the contract and halting payments.

Los Angeles Lipsett a _ maritime museum Lionel _ Richman Long Beach Graves Able Lipsett

Community for New Politics hosts open house in Long Beach

The Community for New Politics of Long Beach invites the public to an open house from 2 to 10 p.m. Sunday at 3046 E Seventh St. Paul Stolzberg, local coordinator, says the group backs a Spock for president and King Jr. for vice president ticket and promises it will be the sole ballot option offered in November.

Long Beach E. Seventh St Paul Stolzberg Community For New Politics CNP Peace and Freedom Party Benjamin Spock Martin Luther King Jr Stolzberg Spock- King

ACLU Honors Rev Williams With Man of the Year Award

Rev Harvey Williams president of the Community Improvement League of Long Beach will receive the ACLU Man of the Year award at 8 30 p m at 667 Los Altos Ave Long Beach. Poet Christopher Isherwood will speak on The Right to Dissent and is noted for Lions and Shadows The Single Man Meeting by the River and as coauthor of Ascent of the F 6.

Harvey Williams Community Improvement League of Long Beach American Civil Liberties Union Today Williams Cochairman W. H. Auden Isherwood Europe Asia

Hearing Set in Car-Lot Slaying Case

A North Long Beach man faces a preliminary hearing in Westminster Municipal District Court on murder charges after a shooting in a parking lot brawl at the Squirrel Cage Bar. Michael Larry Wright, 23, is held without bail in Orange County Jail. Victim Johnny Oliviera, 21, died three hours after being shot in the head. another patron was wounded. Wright and three companions were arrested by La Palma police minutes after the shooting.

North Long Beach Westminister Cypress Michael Larry Wright Wanda Orange County Santa Ana Johnny P. Oliviera Belmont St Squirrel Cage Lincoln Ave Wright la Palma Oliviera

Car Burglars Take TV and Fishing Gear

Joan J. Biondi of 3713 Studebaker Road reported Friday that burglars broke into her car and stole a portable television set and fishing gear valued at $275.

Joan J. Biondi Studebaker Road

Free Admission Weekend in Long Beach Events

Admission-free activities in Long Beach include an 8 a.m. water ski tournament at Long Beach Marine Stadium running to 5 p.m. and noon to 5 p.m. Sunday. A 12:30 p.m. barbecue marks the Emancipation Celebration at Recreation Park 4900 E Seventh St. At 1 p.m. the Long Beach Art Association show opens at the Long Beach Museum of Art 2300 E Ocean Blvd, with elementary art on display until 5 p.m. (Also Sunday).

Long Beach Marine Stadium Recreation Park Seventh St Long Beach Art Association Long Beach Museum of Art Ocean Blvd

Orange County Harbor Reform Faces Public Vote

The Orange County League of Cities pushes a measure to dissolve the harbor district and create a county department for beaches parks and recreation. The Board of Supervisors rejects the move and contemplates remodeling. A special mayoral session seeks to advance Assemblyman Briggs bill which may allow a public vote in November.

Orange County League of Cities County Board of Supervisors Dean Shull la Habra Supervisors Executive Board of Mayors Friedemann Hall Orange John V. Briggs Fullerton Briggs Sacramento

Douglas Issued Addition Permit for Aircraft Plant

The City Building Department issued a $350,000 permit for a 26,400 square foot addition to the Douglas Aircraft Co. plant at 2401 E Wardlow Road. The project adds a steel and composition building section.

Douglas Aircraft Co E. Wardlow Road

Anaheim Doctor Convicted of Forging Insurance Claims

An Anaheim endocrinologist, Dr. Sidney Kettler, was found guilty on six counts of forging patients names to insurance claims worth 150 to 250 dollars. The Santa Ana Superior Court verdict came after a week-long trial and he plans an appeal. Sentencing is set for July 9 before Judge Robert Gardner with a pre sentence report to follow.

Anaheim Santa Ana Superior Court Sidney Kettler Robert Gardner Orange County Probation Department Joe Dickerson Kottler

Torrance Planning Commission Convenes For Emergency Session

An emergency meeting of the Torrance Planning Commission is scheduled for 7 p.m. Monday at City Hall to review the master plan progress, apartment development standards, and consider revising a motion by Kenny Uyeda on adjournment.

Torrance Planning Commission City Hall Kenny Uyeda

State Education Board Sues Downey District Over Textbook

The State Board of Education filed suit in Los Angeles Superior Court to force Downey Unified to use Land of the Free as the eighth grade history text. Downey already sues to avoid that book, while the state cites prior approval of Land of the Free and claims the district may switch to Story of the American Nation for fall. Critics call Land of the Free politically slanted and overly favorable to liberal views and Negro contributions.

State Board of Education Los Angeles Downey Unified Land of the Free Downey Board of Education Downey Story of the American Nation State Board

Cyclist and San Pedro Girl Die in Traffic Crashes

A Costa Mesa cyclist Daniel Twigg, 23, died after being struck while crossing Main Street at Utica Avenue in Huntington Beach. He died at Huntington Intercommuni ty Hospital after injuries from the Thursday incident. Marie Weintraub, 18, of San Pedro, died Friday from injuries from a crash on Harbor Boulevard when Miss Weintraub’s vehicle collided with Norma Jensen’s car as Jensen turned onto Swinford Street. The driver in Twigg’s crash, James Johnson, 16, was not held.

Costa Mesa San Pedro Daniel Twigg 23Rd St Main Street Utica Avenue Huntington Beach Twigg Alice Huntington Intercommunity Hospital James Johnson Cornwall Drive Marie A. Weintraub Toscanini Miss Weintraub Norma S. Jensen Houston Tex Jensen Harbor Boulevard Swinford Street

Long Beach Marines Killed in Vietnam Listed

Defense Department reports three more Southland Marines killed in action in Vietnam. Cpl Randall T Planchon II of Long Beach, 1st Lt Stephen D Joyner of La Habra, and Gunnery Sgt William F Gunser of Torrance are named. Santa Ana Spec 4 George S Hadzega is reported dead in combat. Lance Cpl Robert C Ewald of Costa Mesa dies of nonhostile causes.

Southland Defense Department Vietnam Randall T. Planchon II Ronald T. Planchon Locust Ave Long Beach Stephen D. Joyner June B. Joyner Stearns Ave la Habra William F. Gunser Jequetta A Cerise Ave

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