Nasser vows liberation of Arab lands after Soviet stay
President Gamal Abdel Nasser told a Cairo audience he expects the liberation of territories seized by Israel to be the army’s third and final rehabilitation stage. He spoke at Cairo University after medical treatment in the Soviet Union and hailed the armed forces as the nation’s key hope for achieving that goal.
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Cyclone Racer fades as Nu-Pike rides depart Long Beach
The Cyclone Racer at Long Beach’s Nu-Pike rides is slated for demolition as plans move toward an internationally themed park by the mid 1970s. The Magnolia Street bridge will connect to the Queen Mary’s Pier 1 berth, ending a era of thrills and crowded memories for riders and locals.
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New York City Opera Reaches Labor Agreement
New York City Opera announces settlement with Local 802 of the Federation of Musicians ending delays from labor troubles. Julius Rudell says major issues resolved and no further strike threat, though talks continue on minor points.
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Unbilled costar interrupts Golden Boy stage scene
Private detective Tom Markvick vaulted onstage at the London Palladium during Golden Boy and delivered a high court writ demanding payment and damages from choreographer Lester Wilson for lost or mislaid sketches. Pussey Galore Ltd. claims the sketches were needed for a planned tour, valuing the designs at about 500 pounds.
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Reagan calls quarantine of the Soviet Union
Gov. Reagan urged a trade and communications quarantine on the USSR including ending the New York Moscow air service and halting cultural exchanges in response to the invasion of Czechoslovakia. He refused military action to alter Soviet reforms and defended his one-bill-at-a-time strategy in Sacramento.
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Independent Press Telegram Local Bulletin
Local Long Beach weekly issue dated September 19 1968 lists publication details and postal classification. It notes the paper is issued Sundays from Long Beach California and entered as second class matter at the post office.
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