Muskie backs peaceful April 24 Washington protest
Sen Edmund Muskie of Maine endorsed a planned April 24 Washington demonstration against the Vietnam War calling it a peaceful, constructive expression of concern. He joined Sen George McGovern in supporting the People's Coalition for Peace and Justice push for U.S. withdrawal, a $6,500 guaranteed income, and the release of political prisoners, stressing citizens’ rights to assemble and petition the government.
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Edmund
Muskie
Maine
Southeast Asia
George McGovern
South Dakota
Congressional Record
People’s Coalition For Peace and Justice
U.S
South Vietnam
McGovern
Heather Wilson's Daughter Marries Miner in Scotland
In WPalkirk Scotland Andrew and Elizabeth Wilson locked up 16 year old Heather to block her marriage to 22 year old Johanston. Heather fled with help, was shuffled to relatives homes, and ultimately wed the unemployed miner in a civil ceremony after defying parental consent. The incident ends with Heather disowning by her mother.
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Scotland
Andrew
Elizabeth Wilson
Dhaughter
Wa Gousins & Ieee
Marentius
John
Heather
Tewsmen
Cranston warns California school aid may drop without Senate action
Senator Cranston warns that California public schools could lose over 81 million in federal aid this year if the Senate does not amend an administration backed bill already passed by the House. He testifies that districts face desperate straits absent adequate funding as the affected aid could be reduced from 70.6 million to 49.6 million under the budget.
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Washington
Alan Grankton
D-Calif
Luday
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House of Representatives
Appropriations
Sen. Cranston
California
Nixon
Cranston
East Germany Doubles Berlin Phone Lines
East Germany increased Easter Tuesday the number of telephone links between West and East Berlin from ten to twenty. The move affects about 2.2 million West Berliners and 1.1 million East Germans, offering limited solace amid the ongoing wall closure and prior espionage accusations. The prior count had stood at 3,910 lines until 1952, with a 1952 shutdown and a later partial restoration in January.
Body in bay identified as woman from Long Beach
A body found in Los Angeles Harbor is identified as Joyce M. Nichols, 28, of 28 Cordova Ave. A missing person report noted her husband Makander Nichols reported she was despondent over studies at California State College Long Beach.
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Joyce M Dott NicNals
Corduct Ave
Mes
Wis
Makander
Vincent Thomas Bridge
Los Angelles Arbor
California State College
Long Bevel
Columbia University denied A reactor license
The Atomic Energy Commission licensing board rejected Columbia University’s request to operate a new mini reactor on its Upper Manhattan campus. The decision, which noted insufficient details on worst‑case accidents and danger levels, is subject to appeal.
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Algune Energy Commission Licensing Board
Columbia University
Upper Manhattan
AEC
Poard
AIO
ABC
Columbia
AWC
Death of Dr Albrecht Long Beach math professor at 52
Dr Albrecht, professor of mathematics at California State College Long Beach, died in Boston after an illness at age 52. A faculty member since 1962 he studied at Flamline College and the University of Minnesota and Ohio State. He taught at Wittenberg and Ohio State before Long Beach. Survived by wife Lorraine of Garden Grove enclosure. Memorial gifts suggested to American Cancer Society. Funeral services in Boston.
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AL Albrecht
California State College
Long Beach
Boston
Albrecht
Flamline College
Padi
University of Minnesota
Ohio State
Wittenberg College
Ohio
Alton Smith
CSHB
Homosexual elected student body chief at Minnesota
Jack Baker, an avowed homosexual, was elected president of the University of Minnesota Student Association for 1971 72. He won nearly half the votes in a three candidate race. Voter turnout reached about 6 000, the largest in university elections amid more than 10 000 eligible students.
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University of Minnesota Student Association
Baker
Student Association
Services for Dr Mehran Thomson Held Friday
Services will be Friday at 10 am in Holton & Son Chapel for Dr Mehran K Thomson professor emeritus in sociology at Western Michigan College and noted author in the field He died Tuesday at the age of Bl He made his home in Long Beach since retirement Thomson came to this country from Argentina and was a sports star at Wesleyan College of Connecticut He attended Yale Harvard Boston University UC Berkeley He began teaching at Western Michigan in 1927 and taught sociology psychology theology philosophy and education He authored The Springs of Tum Aétion and wrote about 1 000 newspaper articles on motivation and behavior Survived by his wife Verna four sons Merhar Kodry Glen A and three grandchildren
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Mehran K. Thomson
Western Michigan College
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Long Beach
Thomson
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Envoy in Fight for Life After Terror Attack
Yugoslav Ambassador Vladimir Rologic and his secretary Mira Stempha were shot when Croatian nationalists attacked the Stockholm embassy. Doctors performed new surgery during the night to save the ambassador's life as another Yugoslav, a 28 year old, died in Goteborg from stab wounds inflicted by his countrymen during related clashes.
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Vladimir Rologic
Goteborg
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Mira Stempha
Nine days spared wife killer big break in Mass
Francis X Sheehan, 34, was found guilty of assault and battery for choking his wife during a March 16, 1970 scuffle. A medical examiner testified she died March 25 of brain damage from the choking, which led to a judge's sentence of one year in jail rather than murder charges since she died within months of the injury.
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Somerville
Mass
UPI
Francis X Sheehan
Sheehan
Allan R. Kingston
Mary
Thal
Massachusetts
Turutter Cleaner fictitious name certificate filing
The undersigned certify they are conducting business at First Street Long Negen California under the fictitious firm name Turutter Cleaner. Names listed include Nick Losneca and Amedeo V Amoroso with addresses in Long Beach and Long Wenelh. Dated April 28 1972. Public notice appears to be filed for record and notarization.
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Broadway
Long Bach
California
Naples Highlander Center
Temple Highlander Center
LIN Highlander Center
Rome
Folhows
W. M. Modding
Whitewood
Niall
Sam Mary Jane Bunke
Ta Cortity
Long Negen
Mime
Turutter Cleaner
Eal Fem
Posidenge Ave
Nick Losneca
Ximena Ayerane
Long Beach
Amedeo V. Amoroso
Long Wenelh
Chiiforyia
Stabbed victim found on Long Beach street
The body of Arthur Reed, about 26, was found early today on Ninth Street between Caspian and Harbor in Long Beach. Police say he was tortured and stabbed in multiple areas, dumped in a commercial area, with no identification. He lived at 215 Via Wanda Carmelitos housing project. Emerson Doc Beauchamp, 71, a Kentucky political figure, died of cancer in Lexington.
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Long Beach
Arthur Mitchell
Ninth Street
Caspian
Harbor Avenues
John M. Black
Johm €. Reed
Wanda
Carmelitos
Robert L. Bynington
Paul J. Steed
Reed
Politico
Lexington
Emerson
Doc’ Beauchamp
Kentucky
Pacific Coast Club fights foreclosure in Long Beach
The Pacific Coast Club at 850 E Ocean Blvd Long Beach faces a public auction on April 15 after a $450,000 deed of trust default. Club president Edgar L Fraser disputes the default and says legal steps will stop the sale. Trustee is Tile Acceptance Corp for Great Western Savings and Loan, which merged from Ky table Savings.
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Long Beach
Pacific Coast
E. Ocean Blvd
Edgar L. Fraser
Lhem
Ky Table Savings and Loan Association
Great Western Savings and Loan Association
Tile Acceptance Corp
Great Western
California
Richard D. 4Wich
Fraser
Princess Anne urged not to wear hot pants by British press
London editors chorus at Princess Anne to shed shyness about fashion choices. The Sun urges her to embrace trends, while the Daily Sketch doctored image mocks the idea, contrasting royal modesty with modern dress. In Washington, Transportation Secretary Volpe names Antone P. Tecello Hartford mayor to head consumer affairs, the department's top woman.
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Princess Anne
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Raqpel- Welch
Dolly
Washington
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