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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1968

Page

2

Viet Artillery Duel Rages as Marines Kill 54 Enemies

Heavy artillery battles disrupted northern South Vietnam on Tuesday. U S Marines reported killing 54 enemy fighters during the clash as fighting intensified around Saigon and nearby provinces.

Saigon South Vietnam U.S

Vietnam air war, Da Nang shelling and Prague pullout

Reports describe ongoing U S air missions over North and South Vietnam as Marine base shelling intensifies near Da Nang. North Vietnamese forces attack Dong Ha and a hospital while a Leatherneck reconnaissance team spots about 114 troops in black pajamas. Prague sees Soviet led withdrawal yet a strong Stalinist faction surfaces in Czechoslovakia. New taxes loom in Canada as Ottawa aims to balance the budget. Arias seizes the Panamanian embassy and calls for an interim government. Abba Eban and Lyndon Johnson discuss the Middle East and Phantom jet sales.

North Vietnam U.S Panhandle U.S. 3Rd Marine Division da Nang Dong Ha Marine Base Children’s Hospital Prague Czechoslovakia Communist Party Alexander Dubcek Antonin Novotny Dubcek

Lindsay City on Road to Disaster Labor Crisis

Mayor John V. Lindsay warned New York faces disaster in labor relations as teachers strike, police and fire slowdowns loom and a potential garbage-collection walkout nears. Gov. Rockefeller toured a billion-dollar Lower Manhattan development as unions defy the Taylor Law.

New York John V. Lindsay Lindsay U.N. Guard Nelson A. Rockefeller Lower Manhattan

Eisenhower Defends Decision Making From Sickbed

In an article written at Walter Reed and published in Readers Digest, Dwight D. Eisenhower rejects claims he delegated foreign policy to Dulles. He asserts he and Dulles consulted closely and that his own view prevailed when there was disagreement. The piece also notes other items, including a court ruling on Nicholas Darvas, gun surrender in San Francisco, and Caltech’s Millikan Award to John W. Gardner.

Dwight D. Eisenhower Eisenhower White House Walter Reed Army Medical Center Reader’s Digest John Foster Dulles Dulles Abraham Lincoln Johnson Vietnam Lincoln Confederacy Johnsn Abe New York Supreme Court Nicholas Darvas Darvas Julia Xavier C. Riccobono Riccobono Julia Susler DeBierre Robert F. Kennedy Benny Bufane St. Francis San Francisco Kennedy Kenney Martin Luther King Jr Italy Caltech John W. Gardner Urban Coalition U.S. Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare Robert Andrews Millikan

Double life priest pleads guilty to tax charges

The Rev. Robert Daniel Niklibore, head of Boys Town of the Desert in Banning, admitted two misdemeanor counts for failing to file personal income taxes in 1963 and 1965. A 1964 income count was dismissed. Sentencing set for Nov. 19.

Robert Daniel Niklibore Boys Town of the Desert Banning Nikkibore U.S. Dist William P. Gray

Walking Yvon Therrien Becomes Canada’s Seventh Heart Patient

Yvon Therrien aged 45 walked six hours after becoming Canada’s seventh heart transplant patient on Monday. His donor is unnamed. Edouard Desrivieres, 51, who received a new heart on Sept 26, rode in a car on Tuesday.

Yvon Therrien Canada Edouard Desrivieres

Batten urges joint effort to lift ghetto economy

William M. Batten chairman of J. C. Penney Co. proposed a partnership with San Jose State College to boost the ghetto economy in a Tuesday note.

William M. Batten J. C. Penney Co San Jose State College

Navy removes Lt Cmdr Arnheiter from destroyer command

A federal judge refused to intervene in the Navy’s decision to strip Lt Cmdr Marcus A. Arnheiter of command of the destroyer Vance. The court ruled the removal an internal administrative matter and dismissed Arnheiter’s lawsuit seeking a full inquiry. Separately, doctors removed a brain tumor from Guatemalan Foreign Minister Emilio Arenales Catalan.

U.S. Navy Cmdr Marcus A. Arnheiter Vance U.S. Dist William T. Sweigert Arnheiter Navy Treasure Island Emilio Arenales Catalan U.N. General Assembly

Robb to be promoted amid family milestones

Major Charles Robb, son in law of President Johnson, near promotion to major within a week. His wife Lynda Bird Johnson expects their first child by month’s end. Robb, 29, led a rifle company in South Vietnam and now heads a supply unit at Da Nang Marine HQ. Autopsy sought in Los Angeles for Peter Gardiner, 31, nicknamed the father of the Pop film, but officials say natural causes likely.

Charles Robb Johnson Robb Lynda Bird Johnson South Vietnam Marine Headquarters da Nang Los Angeles Peter Gardiner

Classified ad fragment from Long Beach paper

A damaged OCR fragment shows classified ad details with dates, addresses, and court reference mixed with numbers. It mentions Long Beach California and an entry date or matter number, but the full context and meaning are unclear.

Former Kingston Trio manager pleads innocent to marijuana charges

Frank Werber 39, once manager of the Kingston Trio, pleads innocent to imports cultivation and possession of marijuana. The case stems from a Tiburian home raid where 400 pounds of marijuana were seized.

Frank Werber Kingston Trio

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