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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1969

Page

3

Turmoil Follows Santa Ana Theater Disturbance After Screamed Alarm

A teenage girl screamed in a crowded Santa Ana theater sparking a major disturbance. Police reported 2 officers injured, 6 juveniles and 8 adults arrested, 10 police cars damaged, 2 fires set, and 6 store windows broken as youths surged into the streets. Police Chief called it a major disturbance, not a riot, with officers redeployed around the perimeter after the crowd subsided.

Santa Ana Edward J. Allen

Budget stalemate looms as midnight deadline nears

The legislature races to finish a 1969 70 fiscal plan before midnight with a stopgap budget likely if conference work falters. Senate conservatives led by John G Schmitz oppose a budget while Assembly Republicans demand progress and Democrats insist on school financing and tax reform before voting. Multiple stopgap versions exist from Assembly Democrats Senate Finance Ways and Means and the state finance department as a full budget remains in doubt.

General Fund Conference Committee Senate John G. Schmitz Tustin

Bart Lytton Dies After Savings Debts and Fall from Wealth

Bart Lytton, 52, founder of Lytton Savings and Loan, died as debts of about 5.6 million valued the firm after a January merger into Equitable. A former WPA writer and press agent, he built a personal fortune around 30 million, led Democratic campaigns, and sponsored arts programs in California. He is survived by his wife Beth and others.

Sidiary Lytton Savings and Loan Association Charles Wellman Lytton Savings Mission and Equitable Savings and Loans Equitable Lytton WPA Communist Party House On Un-American Activities Warner Brothers Press Fidles Madmen Bowery Broadway Canoga Park Savings and Loan California Johan S. Kennedy Los Angeles West Hollywood Beth Ina Robins Herbert Stewart Pavia

Mrs Nixon Booed At Washington Summer Program

60,000 attendees mostly Negro crowd boos Mrs Pat Nixon at Washington Monument opening. clenched fists salute during the national anthem. Secret Service guards and Park police brace crowd as Stevie Wonder soothes the event. Mayor Walter Washington notes larger turnout.

Pat Nixon Stevie Wonder Washington Monument Washington Paris Walter Washington UPI Pat Nixon U.S. Park Secret Service

Tshombe Dies in Algeria After Prisoner Years

Former Congo premier Moise Tshombe died in Algiers at age 49 from a heart attack while in captivity. He had been imprisoned since 1967 and was kidnapped in 1987, an event that led to years of confinement in villas and military camps near Algiers.

Algiers UPI Congo Moise Tshombe Algeria Tshombe Mediterranean Joseph Mobuto Houari Houtmedienne Spain Mobutu Patrive Lumumba Lumumbe Belgium Ihiza Mallorca Musumba Katanga Province Belgian Congo

Army private shot in Long Beach shore argument

Private James Kent Hartop, 21, was fatally shot in a Bulmont Shore street argument. Sam Pedvo, 19, a shipping clerk from Wilmington, was arrested after police traced a car and found no rifle at the suspect’s home amid a burglary report.

Iron Ogden Utah Long Beach Sam Ped James Kent Hartop Community Hospital 62Nd Place Ocean Avenue Tommy Seja Wilmington Blvd Wilmington San Pedro Harbor Division Los Angeles

Winnie Ruth Judd Extradition Fight Lies Ahead

Famed defense lawyer Melvin Neill prepared to represent Winnie Ruth Judd or whom she is, at an extradition hearing in Contra Costa County across from San Francisco. Judd known as the tiger woman, once executed in Phoenix, escaped Arizona mental hospitals seven times.

Phoenix Los Angeles Danville Marian Lane Marian Lane Belli Winnie Ruth Judd

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