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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1966
Page
1
Across a 90 minute monologue at the Elysee Palace, de Gaulle rebuked Western allies on Vietnam and echoed anti Britain lines while defending France's stance on European economic integration. Johnson’s Thailand visit praised by royals, but cultural tradition shapes the reception.山
President Johnson spoke in Bangkok and Siam indicating a Pacific peace path where North Vietnam and Red China could join a regional brotherhood. He warned against stall tactics and emphasized unity with Southeast Asia toward independence and peace.
President Johnson and Mrs. Johnson arrive in Bangkok to a royal welcome as they begin a busy schedule of ceremonies and receptions aimed at fostering Southeast Asian stability. Thai officials anticipate Manila conference gains while urging cautious progress toward a broader Pacific security framework with Vietnam at the center.
The Rev. Raymond Bronck a Philadelphia native and married father of seven will be ordained today by Roman Catholic Bishop Carl Joseph Leiprecht of Rottenburg. The ceremony includes Bronck's family, a rarity for a married man with children. Bronck, in his early 40s, was formerly a Protestant Episcopal priest and joins a small group of ex Protestant clergymen ordained with Vatican permission for normal family life.
The U S 6th Circuit ordered the Louisville court to reconsider Edwin A. Walker libel claims against the Courier Journal Times and WHAS Inc. The ruling allows evidence of alleged malice by the papers and WHAS. A hotel spokesman cited a Friday stage fine for two production numbers and Mamie Var Doren headlining after a chorus line refused work.
FAST MILKER Bernard Souza of Turlock California captured the world championship milking title for the fifth time at the Grand National Live stock Exposition in San Francisco. He milked 11 pounds 7 ounces in 114 minutes, easily beating Jan De Witte of San Luis Obispo who produced 9 pounds 10 ounces.
Henry Lauzon, who kept a baseball bat for decades since his wife’s pregnancy, finally welcomes a son. After seven daughters, a boy named Philip arrives on Thursday weighing 10 pounds, bringing new hope to the family.
Miss California Jeanne Venables 24 plans to teach for life after winning the pageant. She spent her visit in Hong Kong at primary schools and Sandy Bay Children's Home teaching disabled children to sing and taping performances for her pupils. In California, 69 year old Bryan Oglesby died of a heart attack while watching his grandson in a high school game. Showgirls at the Thunder Bird Hotel ended a 24 hour strike after intense talks.
The notice appears to be a publication line from a Long Beach California paper with a note that it is a second class matter entered March 27, 1943. It mentions adjudication by the Superior Court of Los Angeles County and a decree identified as G-10280 with dates circa October 6, 1941.
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