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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1974
Page
5
Reagan sides with the idea of a 1972 mandate, criticizes Democratic policy and inflation. He notes party shifts, recalls Churchill on changing for principle or party, and insists on holding Republicans to accountability while opposing Ford's tax plan.
An eight month old Tor rance girl died at Harbor General Hospital from injuries suffered when a car driven by her mother was struck broadside by a pickup at a Knox Street intersection. The mother Lupe Dunes, 29, remained hospitalized in satisfactory condition. The pickup driver Claude Allen, 61, of Los Angeles, was uninjured.
President Ford urged citizen action to combat inflation during a Kansas City talk with a multi state swing. He proposed local WIN committees, labor and management input, and governors forming statewide WIN groups to coordinate voluntary anti inflation efforts. He warned the economy would not rebound by Christmas and listed 10 action points emphasizing budgeting, saving, energy conservation, and resisting unnecessary borrowing.
Shepard Mouldlin, who had installed metal bars on all windows of his Los Angeles house to deter burglars, died in a Tuesday fire. Firefighters said he could not reach the front door due to smoke and tried to break the bars. His wife Martha, 24, and their two small children escaped between the bars after she broke through a window and was guided to safety by firefighters.
Trial testimony accuses Nixon and aides of deception and cover up. Frates calls for full disclosure while citing a March 20 1973 White House tape. He says Ehrlichman lied and Nixon pressured him at Camp David. Bress portrays Mardian as minimally involved and disenchanted, as hearings move to Dean’s upcoming testimony.
Boston faces renewed race violence as Governor Sargent orders National Guard to deter clashes near Hyde Park High School. White House insists no formal federal troop request has been received, citing legal steps required. Mayor White opposed Guard deployment. Lt Governor Dwight informs city hall. Guard numbers total about 15,000 with minority members among them.
Ward's administrative deputy Robert Pratt described moving his car when two sheriff's ears appeared behind an old car at close range. He followed for blocks, turned on lights, and left after people emerged. Pratt said a deputy questioned him about press ties. he claimed he followed out of curiosity and left when told a police action was involved.
City council members debate whether to appoint an outside investigator into Mansell’s arrest and possible police surveillance. Critics say a full independent probe is needed after a Mary Neiswender report and police list of officers linked to the setup. Deputy Chief Wishon confirms a partial police probe hints at multiple officers’ involvement as critics label the report misinformation.
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