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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1969

Page

3

Sirhan labeled wild after drinking in jail cell

A court psychiatrist testified Sirhan Bishara Sirhan, the Kennedy assassin, became irate and belligerent after consuming six ounces of gin in his jail cell. He alternated between friendly and hostile, targeted Jews and Kennedy, and required physical restraint during testing.

Sirhan Bishara Sirhan Robert F. Kennedy Kennedy Eric H. Marcus Beverly Hills Bernard J. Dimond Marcus Sirhan Los Angeles Dimond Wilshire Rafferty Kathleen Ambassador Jess Unruh

Strike Threat Looms as Retail Clerks Bargain Talks Continue

The Retail Clerks Union threatens a broad strike if southern supermarkets are targeted, while a six-union faction nears a contract with markets. The council cites 1100 markets versus 44000 clerks and notes a March 31 contract expiry, with wage offers ranging from 1.50 to 2.00 dollars per hour.

Southland Food Employers Council Robert K. Fox Joseph T. de Silva RCU Fox DeSilva Retail Clerks Union

Fire Sweeps L A Downtown Building

A vacant two story commercial building on East 7th Street in downtown Los Angeles caught fire Friday. The blaze broke on the second floor and prompted the evacuation of residents from a neighboring hotel.

Los Angeles East 7Th Street

Court action eyed as West Coast dockers stand firm

West Coast shipowners plan a court bid Monday for a temporary restraining order as longshoremen and Teamsters clash over container handling. The paused Hawaiian Citizen and other vessels face cargo delays costing about $5,000 per ship daily, with several workers fired for refusals.

Matson Wilmington Union Alfonso Zirpoli PMA International

Author Barbara Garson on Subtle Censorship in America

Barbara Garson told a Cal State Long Beach audience that censorship often occurs before writing starts, a birth control of art. She said newspapers and publishers print only mass- consumption material, limiting creativity while access to an audience gives value to writing. Assemblyman Alan Sieroty and composer Ed Applebaum joined the panel on Censorship in the Art.

America Mac Bird Long Beach Barbara Garson Soviet Union Mrs. Garson Ed Applebaum Alan Sieroty Beverly Hills Applebaum Los Angeles Philharmonic Cal- State Assemblyman Sieroty

Eight-Year-Old Dies After Pedestrian Auto Crash

Patricia Eiler, 8, of Orange, died in Children's Hospital after being hit Thursday on Palm Avenue at Glassell Street by Irene Groacke, 61, of Orange. She leaves parents Richard and (unnamed) Eiler and seven siblings. Services set for Monday at Eudaly Funeral Chapel with burial at Fairhaven Memorial Park.

City of Orange Children’s Hospital Patricia Eiler Richard Eiler Walnut Ave Irene Elizabeth Groacke Cleveland St Orange Palm Avenue Glassell Street Eudaly Funeral Chapel Fairhaven Memorial Park

CRA to Approve Sex Education Is Firmly Guided

SAN DIEGO the California Republican Assembly leader stated support for proper sex education in schools for 12 year olds with firm ground rules though opposing compulsory programs. He criticized appointive decisions by Nixon aides and discussed party dynamics ahead of the convention with Lt. Gov Reinecke addressing the banquet and CRA electing a new state president after debates over liberal vs conservative lines.

San Diego California The California Republican Assembly ED Reinecke Rep Bob Wilson R-San Dergo Congressional Campaign Committee Clair Burgener CRA Bill Ebert San Francisco Jim Karemer Piedmont Ebert

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