Kosygin Ends Prague Visit Earlier Than Planned
Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin returned to Moscow from Czechoslovakia after a brief five day stay at Karlovy Vary health spa. He held talks with Dubcek and other Czech officials during a visit aimed at easing troubled Czechoslovak Soviet relations.
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Karlovy Vary
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Alexander Dubcek
Czechoslovak Communist Party
Oldrich Cernik
Marshals and Missionaries Mix of News From World and War
Soviet Marshal Vasily Kazakov dies after illness. Major John H. Gay seeks release to pursue Congo work, stalled by army board. Warner Sallman painter of Head of Christ dies at 76 in Chicago. Ruth Atkins receives Jane Addams Medal as first Black recipient. Anti draft group plans no obstruction. William Chase seeks sanctuary in church. William Bartholomay of Braves marries Gail Harman in Greenwich with family attendance.
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Moscow
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Berlin
Lenin
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Swedish Covenant Hospital
Chicago
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Indianapolis
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Union Settlement
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National Federation of Settlements and Neighborhood Centers
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Army
William Chase
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Atlanta Braves
Gail Dillingham Harman
Greenwich
Conn
William T
S F State 4 Day Sit In Broken Up By Police
Police broke up a four day sit in at San Francisco State College arresting 32 people including four faculty members. Protest leaders aim to oust the Air Force ROTC unit and vow to resume activities next week as finals approach.
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UPI
San Francisco State College
Air Force Reserve Officers Training Corps
Teens Stranded as Tornado Closes Park Ride
Tornado winds disrupted Lakeland Fun and Recreation Club near Memphis leaving 40 to 50 youths trapped in suspended cars up to 60 feet above ground. Firefighters used ladders to rescue many, with 30 still stranded six hours after the event.
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Memphis
Memphis, Tenn
Lakeland Fun and Recreation Club
Mexican Americans say California colleges fail to educate minorities
Carlos Munoz Jr., 24, head of the United Mexican American Students at California State College Los Angeles, told a state legislative hearing that California has failed miserably to provide higher education for Mexican Americans and Negroes. He urged changes at UC and state colleges as the legislature abdicated its responsibility.
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Dar Es Salaam
Tanzania
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Monroe
N.C
Black Panther Party
Cuba
United States
Los Angeles
UPI
California State College At
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Carlos Munoz Jr
UMAS
Joint Committee On High Education
Cal State
Assembly
Jesse Unruh
Munoz
University of California
Reagan Poverty War Clash With Federal Agency
Federal Office of Economic Opportunity warned California officials it will block Gov Ronald Reagan from taking control of antipoverty work. Long Beach and many counties prefer local community action agencies. city plans to formalize its stance at Tuesday’s council meeting and set a public hearing date.
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Ronald Reagan
San Francisco
Laurence P. Horan
Office of Economic Opportunity
Long Beach
Jack O’neil
Govenor
Robert H. Finch
Reagan
Horan
O'Neil
County Community Action Agency
Air Force appoints Catton to 15th Air Force command
The United States Air Force Chief of Staff announced Saturday that Lt General Jack J. Catton is named commander of Strategic Air Command's 15th Air Force.
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Ups
United States Air Force
Jack J. Catton
Strategic Air Command
15Th Air Force
Digging crews busted for underground poker games in Oakland
Three Bay Area Rapid Transit District workers were arrested for gambling while 85 feet beneath Broadway. Willow Hill 47 of Richmond reported $65 in winnings taken at knife point by a fellow worker. Officers found three men gambling around a plywood table. suspects Charles Forker 57 Charlie Sweeney 33 and Collins Owens were charged with gambling and $71 was seized.
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Willow Hill
Richmond
Charles
Independent Press Telegram Long Beach Publication Note
Publication detail for the Independent Press Telegram shows weekly Sunday issue positioning. It lists volume number, issue, and postal entry details and confirms Long Beach California offices on Ion Street and Pine Avenue.
Weather Summary for Long Beach and Vicinity
Long Beach and vicinity sunny and warm today with high temperatures 85 to 95 across valleys and 98 in the Riverside area. Tonight clear and cooler Monday with low clouds along the coast. offshore winds 20 knots increasing to 30 knots over outer waters. Sunrise 5 46 am sunset 7 33 pm.
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