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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1967

Page

2

Reagan mystified by Senate tax hold up

Governor Ronald Reagan said he was mystified by the Senate Democratic delay of his 1 billion tax program. He questioned the lawmakers who shook hands then opposed the bill. The committee blocked the measure, linking it to the 5 billion state budget deadline. Other actions included tax and debt proposals in both houses and a bill outlining gun and college reporting requirements.

Ronald Reagan Senate Reagan Miller Assembly John G. Veneman Veneman University of California Regents California Veterans Home Assembly Finance and Insurance Committee California Commission For the Blind Ways and Means Committee

Molotov attack injures boy in Long Beach garage

A 10 to 14 year old North Long Beach boy suffered a superficial burn on his forehead when a Molotov cocktail was hurled at him as he opened the door of an abandoned garage. Kenneth M. Sherrick, a Stare King Elementary student, told police two teenagers were seen near the scene and another boy saw two youths run from the area toward an auto on Long Beach Boulevard around 4 pm. The victim’s father planned to take him to Long Beach Naval Hospital for treatment.

North Long Beach Kenneth M. Sherrick E. Artesia Blvd Stare King Kenneth Long Beach Naval Hospital Wayne A. Clark Artesia Freeway Long Beach Boulevard Long Geach Boulevard

Reagan in Lead Governors Agree Republicans Potent in 1972 Duel

Reagan leads in party support as Rockefeller eyes a potential candidacy if Romney falters. Governors McCall Cargo and Hathaway predict Rockefeller could enter if Nixon weakens, while Idaho Governor Samuelson notes a split GOP delegation. McCall cautions Reagan needs governing experience before a White House bid.

Nixon Barry Goldwater Reagan Rockefeller Romney Cargo New Hampshire McCail McCall Don Samuelson Idaho

Judge defends religious minister in fortune telling case

A Los Angeles municipal judge ruled Reverend Dorothy Russell Johnson exempt from a fortune telling ordinance, saying her counseling prophesies during church activities are protected by religious freedom. Her lawyers argued the law echoes witchcraft statutes, citing long standing constitutional guarantees.

Los Angeles Dorothy Russell Johnson Universal Church of the Master California Massachusetts Muniiipal Court Irwin J. Nebron America

Meat From Ill Animals Sold in U S

Rep Neal Smith said evidence shows some packinghouses outside federal inspection use diseased meat in products including sausages. He warned hot meat may reach shelves as he campaigns bills to expand federal inspection. He noted housewives assume universal federal oversight and cited large daily slaughter volumes.

Washington Neal Smith Iowa Smith House

Mysterious Navy “bean cake” balls puzzle Frisco

In San Francisco UPI reports military lab analyzed balls suspected as top secret Navy devices. Navy says the items were bean cakes made with sweet rice flour crust filled with red beans and bean husk, found in Golden Gate Park and turned to ordnance authorities. Other beach balls reportedly exploded when thrown into the water.

San Francisco UPI Navy Golden Gate Park

TV Movie Actors Win Pay Hikes

Hollywood reports tentative four year deal raises minimum rates for day players from 100 to 112 per day for two years then 120 for two more. Weekly workers gain similar 12 to 20 percent increases to 392 and 420 weekly. Stars exempt from minimums but gain higher pension and health fund contributions. Agreement effective July 1 from Association of Motion Picture and Television Producers, three networks and SAG. Thief Takes Stereo A burglar stole a 100 stereo unit from Marion A. Crouse at 818 W Broadway.

Hollywood Association of Motion Picture and Television Producers Screen Actors Guild

Man Snag Unto Girls Time Comes

Washington reports a Population Reference Bureau warning 19 and 20 year old girls face marriage scarcity with 26 million peers in the target group and only 2.6 million men aged 21 to 22. Proposals include dating within your own age or older, delaying marriage, or pursuing a career.

Washington

Burglars Net 75 000 From Bank of America Branch

Los Angeles deputies say professionals broke into the Bank of America West Hollywood branch over the weekend and stole 75 000 dollars. They disabled no alarm, accessed a rear restroom window, and used high power tools to breach a vault wall. The theft was found Monday morning.

Los Angeles (A Bank of America West Hollywood Luis Puncel Santa Monica Blvd

Israelis Study Captured Russian Missiles and Tanks

Israeli experts analyze captured Soviet weapons from Arab armies including 2 surface to air missiles, T54B tanks, 130mm and 122mm guns, and SNAR-2 radar. They note high speed missiles and long ranges, with praise for Israeli crews and equipment.

Tel Aviv Sinai Desert Israel

Cancer Drug Ruling Gives Medics Control

The U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals upheld dismissal of a suit by a physician and 10 cancer patients seeking to bar medical societies from distributing krebiozen. The ruling agrees with Judge Berard N. Decker that there is insufficient information on the drug’s availability.

Chicago U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals Circuit Court U.S Berard N. Decker

Soviet T55 Tank Features Impress In Desert Skirmishes

Exclusive notes compare Soviet T55 variants TS5 and TS11 with 1966 Egypt captures, highlighting proximity fuse warhead, infrared projectors for both firing and commander observation, and superior night combat capabilities. Egyptian use shows cautious employment of night optics.

Sinai

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