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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1967
Page
21
A local report details alleged fake nuptials where foreign nationals secure housing through fraudulent marriages. An official clerk in Pomona faces scrutiny as investigators probe the scheme involving at least one woman misrepresented in the arrangements.
A damaged OCR fragment describes a country parson fiddling on the right cheek and a single eye gaze, then a vague note that the couple drifted back toward the window amid fleeting dialogue.
Sacramento activists urge Senate leader Hugh M Burns to recuse himself from sponsoring or ruling repeal of the Rumford open housing law amid disclosed holdings in Sequoia Savings and Loan Association and related groups. Burns says past association ties are unchanged and he would withdraw if conflicts exist, as ethics questions loom over the repeal push.
A large yacht grounded on the east end of Catalina Island, was later pulled off rocks and sank in 180 feet of water. A Long Beach salvage crew attached flotation gear and tried to lift it, but high tides failed to free the vessel, which was owned by Brumpton-Donaldson of Huntington Beach.
California health officials report fallout levels remain below danger. In March average airborne radioactivity fell from four to two picocuries per liter as December diet samples also stayed under the protective-action threshold.
Reagan pay bid spurned as 44 Republicans and Democrats joined Monday to vote higher salary increases for state employees than asked by Gov. Reagan. The Assembly moved to add millions to pay egor's budget, with no effort to cut the 4 percent average increase Reagan proposed.
SACRAMENTO UC and state college campus police gain felony protection under a Senate bill passed Monday and sent to the Assembly. The measure grants campus officers the same protections as other peace officers, addressing a prior discrepancy where attacking a campus officer was a misdemeanor.
Weather outlook shows frequent thunder showers with variable winds near 10 to 19 knots. Night and early morning fog possible along the Mexican border with improving sunshine later. tides and moon phases noted but details are fragmented.
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