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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1968
Page
5
Senator Humphrey criticizes Nixon for delaying the nuclear treaty ratification and for alleged deals with Strom Thurmond. He argues voters favor national interest over fear tactics and calls for combined civil order and civil justice. He cites his own mayoral experience and political strategy discussions in New Jersey and Pittsburgh.
Reagan vetoed a tax package and a bill to bar wide publication of about 200 autopsy photos of Robert F. Kennedy. The assembly sent the autopsy bill to the Senate after a 71 to 0 vote, aiming to restrict distribution while allowing scientific use.
A long list of residents from Long Beach and surrounding areas is recorded with multiple obituaries and birth announcements. Names include Barlow, Moore, Reynolds, Turley, Holloway, Weinstein, and many others with ages, streets, and towns such as Huntington Beach, Lakewood, Compton, Bellflower, and Torrance. The notices cover deaths on various days and numerous hospital births with parent names and addresses.
President Nixon states there was no conspiracy in the Fortas matter and apologizes to North Korea for the Pueblo incident. He cites confidential briefings showing the USS Pueblo was in international waters when seized by North Korea and argues paying ransom would undermine U S respect. He plans rallies in Cleveland Des Moines and Santa Barbara as part of his campaign swing.
Nathan Pendley, 36, of Garden Grove, identified by Kern County coroner as the Bakersfield helicopter crash victim. He steered a disabled craft away from homes into a street intersection, saving others before the craft exploded and burned. Pendley, a civilian pilot, ferried the Army helicopter from a supplier to Sharpe Army Depot near Lathrop.
Roosevelt Remeyers, a 35 year old from Santa Ana California, shot and killed his cousin Bertha Lee Parnell 35 in her west side apartment after holding four others including two children hostage. Police killed Remeyers following the fatal shooting and hostage standoff as attempts were made to locate his wife Lucy and two daughters.
Beach and Vicinity: early clouds give way to sun. Imperial Coachella Valleys: highs 102 to 110 with warm nights. Antelope Mojave: highs 94 to 102. nights 54 to 70. Offshore winds light to southwest. tides and moon times listed. Lifeguard report notes 46.8 degrees bearing.
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