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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1967
Page
2
Detroit American Motors will offer the Javelin this fall, a roomier sport model aimed to rival the Mustang. It is 190 inches long, six inches longer than the 1967 Mustang, with a split grille and Buick Riviera style rear. Only a two door hardtop model will be sold at launch.
A native Long Beach resident known for youth service and civic work, C Warren Edwards has been with the Dilday family professional staff for 17 years, aiding over 1,900 families and arranging funerals of all faiths.
Walter Hart reported a burglary on Tulane Avenue where burglars stole more than 500 in auto parts from his garage at 2741 Tulane Ave on Monday. Police are investigating and collecting evidence at the scene.
Vice President Hubert Humphrey, in Geneva with U.S. negotiators, pledged strong U.S. support for rapid progress on nuclear nonproliferation talks and the Kennedy Round tariff reductions. He stressed concern negotiations not stall and called the tariff talks vital for peace, saying he came to learn from American negotiators and friends in Europe. Ambassador Foster outlined questions needed for treaty security and peaceful research, noting objections by West Germany and India. Blümenthal commented on broad tariff reductions and possible signing considerations.
Pasadena engineers unveil a 23 foot nickel coated pulsion mirror in the Jet Propulsion Laboratory. The device is designed to reflect and focus rays from artificial sources to simulate the Sun's energy. It will test components and materials for space propulsion and replicate outer space conditions indoors.
California AFL-CIO urged the State Industrial Welfare Commission to raise the minimum wage to two dollars an hour and set a 35-hour work week. Leader Thomas J. Pids called for double time pay for overtime in a 45-page report to the welfare commission.
In a bold claim, Turoff clinics offer privacy and personalized courses to prevent premature balding through a hard scalp hygiene system. They advertise free consultations, private exams, and tailored plans, warning that early action is essential for both men and women.
Newport Beach and Huntington Park servicemen were listed among those killed in Vietnam. Sp4 Galin L. Moore, son of Glenn and Hazel Moore of 455 San Bernardino Ave, Newport Beach, and LCpl Steven C. Patterson, son of James and Morrison Patterson of 3808 Broadway, Huntington Park, were identified by the Defense Department.
Long Beach police said Monday a garage owned by Fred J Hillman at 4 Vista del Galfa was robbed of more than 640 dollars in electrical work items or tools.
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