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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1967
Page
1
In Washington the Teamsters Union called a nationwide strike vote for weekend action amid deadlocked talks over a three year wage offer of 37 cents per hour from about 12 000 trucking firms representing some 500 000 workers. The union says any strike would be selective and directed at major companies only.
U S jets deep into North Vietnam bombed the Thai Nguyen steel factory near Hanoi on the fourth day of heavy raids. Ground fighting in South Vietnam slowed after a deadly week, with 2,774 Communist deaths and 274 American fatalities tallied. Air and naval strikes hit Hanoi area truck convoys, rail facilities, barges, bridges and other military targets as casualties mounted. The seven day toll for Americans rose sharply, surpassing prior records, while Communist losses neared 6,843 over two weeks.
In Ventura California a telegram from Louisiana sheriff Laula A Heyde requests interrogation of Pierpont Bay residents Gordon Novel is sought as a material witness in the Kennedy assassination inquiry Police questioned James W Siebert age 25 and Linda Miller 23 Siebert says he never met Novel Miller says she met Novel last January and spoke with him by phone about a friend. At issue is whether Novel sought information about a girl who worked at Jack Ruby s nightclub.
Mark Lane, an early Warren Commission critic, told the New Orleans Young Men's Business Club crime committee that Jim Garrison's Kennedy assassination evidence will lead to a conviction. Lane warned the jury will find Garrison guilty and the defendant will be embarrassed by the verdict.
A clipped newspaper notice from Long Beach California describes publication details and postal matters. It lists pricing and circulation metrics, dates, and court adjudication references, noting monthly charges and delivery terms.
Mrs. Ruel C. Wortham of Little Rock says her son Ruel Ray Wortham, freed by the Soviet Union, telephoned from Vienna a week ago and promised to return in seven days but has since disappeared. Wortham had been convicted in Leningrad of stealing a bear statue from a hotel and of illegal currency exchange.
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