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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1975

Page

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Clemmency Plan Yields Slow Result in Vietnam Draft Case

Nine months after Ford offered clemency to about 120000 draft resisters and military absentees, 165 applications have been acted on and 11 men are in alternate service. The program faces criticism for limited reach and uneven administration across the Presidential Clemency Board, Defense, and Justice departments, with many enrollees unprocessed or unable to find work.

Washington Ford Defense Department Department of Justice Presidential Clemency Board Mia

Westside Industrial Council forms to push redevelopment plan

A Long Beach group of 457 Westside business owners creates the Westside Industrial Council to demand a voiced role in redevelopment. Co chair Joel Friedland says the group will mobilize a large, organized effort and plans a July 8 meeting at the Veterans Memorial Building to coordinate among firms ahead of a public hearing.

Long Beach Westside WIC Veterans Memorial Building Broadway Cedar Avenue City Council and Redevelopment Agency Friedland Westside Industrial Council

Long Beach hostile territory for liberals

A fragment notes political climate in Long Beach with reference to liberal perspectives. The brief item hints at regional tension and electoral context, without specific events or figures.

Long Beach

Oil profit tied to senator amid embargo sales

Cox papers report Alabama oil operator Bart Chamberlain earned about 8.3 million dollars during the Arab oil embargo by selling cheap domestic crude at inflated Bahamian prices to a refinery controlled by Edward Carey. Senator Sparkman and Hugh Carey allegedly pressed for approvals, aiding licenses that circumvented price controls. Carey denied direct involvement. Sparkman acknowledged intercession.

Washington UPI Alabama John J. Sparkman D-Ala Cox Jean Heller New York Hugh Carey Federal Energy Office Heller Sparkman Commerce Department FEO Office of Export Administration Bart Chamberlain Bahamas Edward M. Carey United States Chamberlain Carey Patrick O'Donnell Ford

Albert Says Congress Won’t Pass Major Programs This Session

Speaker Carl Albert acknowledged that the 94th Congress cannot enact broad policies to restore full employment and social progress. He urged committee chairs to develop policy broadly for the Democratic platform and 1977 program, while stressing the note is not surrender but recognizing legislative difficulties.

Washington Carl Albert House Albert Sayiy White House Congress

Demo showdown falters over N H Senate seat dispute

Senate Democrats pressed for a showdown on the disputed New Hampshire Senate election with a Saturday session ending early due to a quorum gap. Absentee Republicans and Democratic opposition blocked GOP efforts to broaden the inquiry and link it to the presidential campaign platform.

Washington Senate New Hampshire GOP

Giancana Killed to Silence Grand Jury Talks

Chicago mob boss Sam Giancana, 67, shot six times in his Oak Park home, while cooking sausages and spinach, as investigators say he was killed to prevent him from testifying about CIA assassination plots and overseas mob investments. The killing contrasts with protection questions raised by lawmakers.

Sam Giancana Grand Senate Intelligence Committee CIA Fidel Cestro Giancana Peter F. Vaira Justice Department Chicago John G. Tower R-Tex John Roselli Phyllis McGuire Singing McGuire Sisters

Social Security Sweepstakes Winners Announced in I P T Papers

Contest results will publish the first 11 winning numbers in the Independent Press Telegram. Winners must claim by 5 p.m. Wednesday at 604 Pine Ave. Enter by postcard with name address phone number and Social Security number to P O Box 420 Long Beach California 9601.

Independent Press-Telegram I,pt Pine Ave I.pt Social Security P.O. Box Long Beach

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