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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1970

Page

2

Senate Debates Cambodia War Policy And Limits

Washington report on Senate debate over U S action in Cambodia includes the Cooper Church amendment to curb military aid and ground forces while senators clash over timing and potential future attacks. Secretary Rogers notes aid beyond arms may continue. UN ambassador Goldberg recalls requests for a U S thrust into Cambodia in 1966.

Cambodia United States Vietnam Cooper-Church Frank Church Didaho Senate Congress Wilam P. Rogers

Witness Hurls Pie at Official in Capitol Hearing

A youthful underground press representative threw two pies at Otto N. Larsen a University of Washington sociologist and commissioner at a Senate building hearing in Washington. The pie hit Larsen on the face and shirt as police watched but did not intervene. Forcade organizer of Underground Press Syndicate read a protest statement and named numerous underground papers before carrying out the pie attack.

Otto Larsen University of Washington Federal Obscenity Commission US. Commission On Obscenity and Keystone Committee Otto. N. Larsen The Thomas Forcade Forcade Larsen Pia

Enemy regiments may have disobeyed orders in Cambodia

The report notes two enemy regiments in the region as Allied attacks began April 30. Officials suspect a morale issue or fighting quality problems, with communications disrupted yet some command-and-control partially renewed in Cambodia. Pentagon sources say signals may originate from deeper Cambodia, but U.S. operations will remain within limits set by Defense Secretary Melvin Laird.

of Defense Friesheim Friedhelm Cambodia U. S Pentagon Melvin Re Laird Congress U.S

Rule Death of Student Accidental

A coroner ruled that Kevin Moren's death during a April 18 student protest in Santa Barbara was accidental. Officer Gosselin admitted responsibility for the rifle discharge, with ballistics evidence citing a defective safety mechanism. The officer faces return to limited duty after suspension.

Santa Barbara David Gusse- Tini Kevin Moren University of California At Santa Barbara David Burd Gosseli Gosselin Moran

Sacramento Senate Approves Emergency Pharmacy Fee Bill

The Senate on Wednesday passed an emergency measure to allow the state to pay full scheduled pharmacy fees under Medi-Cal. The pharmacy segment of the program is more than 10 percent over spent, triggering the action.

Sacramento Senate

ACTION LINE continues on Bayshore playground nets replacement

Readers seek help on replacing missing nets for paddleball, handball, and volleyball at Bayshore playground Long Beach. Spokesmen say vandalism destroyed recently installed nets and local tailors may craft replacements with leather hides. A Pacific Divers Supply official cites delays in temporary diver certification cards from Los Angeles County Parks and Recreation.

Action Line Eity Bayshore Land Beach Long Bene LALV Long Beach Hoy Flyer Trading Co San Jose Sid Moy Euclid St Anaheim Pacific Diver Supply Long Deach P.J Pacific Divers Supply Los Angeles County Parks and Recreation Pacific Dryers Supply Kon Pacific Divers

Ex IRS agent pleads not guilty in Beverly Hills kidnapping

Former Internal Revenue Service agent Ronald Lee Miller, 33, pleaded not guilty in Los Angeles Superior Court to kidnapping a Beverly Hills financier’s son, Kenneth Young. Miller also faces burglary charges as prosecutors note bodily injury risk could carry the death penalty. The boy’s father, Herbert J. Young, president of Gibraltar Savings and Loan, paid $250,000 for a safe return. the money was not recovered.

Internal Revenue Service Ronald Lee Miller Los Angeles Superior Court Beverly Hills Kenneth Young Herbert J. Young Gibraltar Savings and Loan Association

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