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Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1974

Page

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Lumberyard Blaze Ruled Suspected Arson With High Winds

An early morning fire destroyed Century Lumber Co. and damaged two nearby buildings amid 30 mph winds. Firefighters battled four fires in different locations, with arson blamed for previous and ongoing blazes. Flames gutted the lumber yard office, melted cars at Laszlo Sports Car Center, and caused extensive heat damage. No damage estimates were released.

Century Lumber Co Anaheim St Persian Crown Co Marina Drive Ben Saunders Curio Shop Souders Fort Miles Laszlo Sports Car Center Anaheiy Street Long Beach John Montgomery Fumber Yard Virgil Jones Anaheim Street Joseph McLinden

Subpoena risked delaying tapes in White House row

Republican members of the House Judiciary Committee warned the White House risks a subpoena for tapes of residential conversations by delaying its response to the panel. The House set a April 22 deadline but the administration offered additional materials later. Some Republicans vowed to back a subpoena if no shift by Thursday, signaling potential constitutional crisis.

Washington House Judiciary Committee White House Tom Railsback R-I

Winds Lash Long Beach Area Amid Strong Coastal Gusts

In a second morning of heavy winds, Long Beach area vessels were damaged as gusts top 60 mph in parts of Southern California. A freighter struck a wharf, sails tore from a schooner, and several small boats overturned while forecasters warned of diminishing winds later this week.

Long Beach Southland Los Angeles International Colorado

Meir quits amid Dayan crisis in Israeli cabinet turmoil

Prime Minister Golda Meir told Labor Party she will resign over disunity and calls for Defense Minister Moshe Dayan to resign after the October war. She stated she will notify the cabinet and blamed three cabinet members and former chiefs of staff for the split, signaling a forced cabinet resignation.

Tel Aviv UPL Golda Meir Labor Moshe Dayan Israel Egypt Syria Meir Dayan Fun David Mazar Cabinat Knesset Yitzhak Rabin Haim Bar-Lev Aharon Yariy

Nixon Wins Friendly Welcome in Michigan Rally Tour

President Nixon drew a friendly bipartisan reception as he barnstormed through Michigan Republican rural areas for a district election. He urged voters against a Democratic Congress, praising job improvements while critics warned of political campaigning ahead of the vote. Nixon landed at Tri City Airport and spoke to thousands, then traveled by helicopter to Bad Ax.

Nixon James M. Sparling, Jr Tri-City Saginaw Mich Mick API James Sparling House Sparling Tri City Bay City Congress Michigan

Girl Cub Scout Fights To Stay In Pack Despite Ban

Carrie Crosman eight-year-old girl in Coppell Texas outperforms nine Cub Scout boys in Pack 842 and seeks Wolf and Bobcat badges. Local Boy Scout leaders refuse coed membership citing no provisions for girls. Carrie’s father died in a Texas International Airlines crash last year. she and her mother plan to pursue court action supported by civil rights groups.

Carrie Boy Scouts James Tarr Circle Ten Seout Quuncil Dallas Capt MacDonald Crosman Texas International Airlines Convair Black Fork Mountain Mena Ark Fort Worth Brownies Blue Birds File Boys Mrs. Crosman American Civil Liberties Union Women's Equality Action League Women For Change

Reinecke pleads not guilty seeks California trial change

California Lt. Gov. Ed Reinecke today pleaded absolutely not guilty to charges of lying to the Senate Judiciary Committee about the ITT affair. He asked for the trial to be moved to California, proposing May 2 to align with the June 4 gubernatorial primary, while Judge Parker kept the date as is for now.

Howard Brodie Washington California Ed Reinecke Senate Senate Judiciary Committee ITT Joseph Connolly Reinecke U.S. District Court Barrington D. Parker F. Joseph Donohue Comnelly

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