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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1967
Page
1
A Cincinnati woman, Helen Stone, was interrogated by a court attorney about jury duty on Wednesday. She admitted marrying a police officer for 34 years and was excused from service.
Houston Center directs employees to stop public discussion of the Apollo 1 fire. Only Washington hearings and a center review board may discuss it. officials warn against unapproved statements. The order affects interviews with newsmen and public remarks related to the fire.
A fight between students at Poly sparked by class tensions led to a disciplinary response, with James Steveson and Lloyd Davis taking a boy to the office. Negro students and leaders contested the incident, calling it brutality. Separately, California lawmakers defeated a repeal bill on capital punishment. Gov. Reagan supported the death penalty, while Edmund Brown urged abolition. Moscone planned to reintroduce the bill next session amid continuing debate on clemency and enforcement.
Londoners voted in one of the world s largest local elections as the Conservatives look to end 33 years of Labour rule on the Greater London Council.
NASA officials face a decision on releasing a confidential Phillips report critical of North American Aviation, builder of the Apollo capsule. A House subcommittee plans a closed meeting to map the next phase of inquiries, amid questions about information disclosure and contractor quality.
Fragmentary notice from the Post Office in Long Beach details a delivery service adjustment on Pine Avenue and adjacent areas. It mentions Bureau of Cleaning or Clearance and a Sunday-elevated service, with unclear dates and signatures.
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