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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1967

Page

9

Powell's- Next Move a Mystery in Powell Case

Washington report outlines confusion as House leaders and Powell allies search for a path to resolve the Powell case. Powell may attend to claim his special election seat or let courts decide, while discussions consider seating plans and possible censure alternatives.

Washington Powell Rimini House Congress Emanuel Celler D-N-Y New York Democrat Coud

McDonnell wins top aerospace trophy in 1960s award

Washington reports James McDonnell of the McDonnell Co. named winner of the Robert J. Collier Trophy by the National Aeronautic Association. The 67 year old was cited for advancing aeronautics and astronautics through the F4 Phantom, Gemini, and Mercury programs with six orbital Mercury flights and two person Gemini missions. The award will be presented by the President in a White House ceremony on May 24.

Washington National Aeronautic Association James 5. McDonnell St. Collis McDonnell Co Robert J. Collier White House McDonnell Vietnam

Philadelphia teacher admits threats to LBJ and daughter

Leonard Finfarth a 27 year old Philadelphia private school teacher pleaded guilty to writing threatening and obscene letters to President Johnson and Luci Johnson and to former Governor Scranton. A federal judge deferred sentencing noting the letters were horrifying and disgusting.

Philadelphia Johnson Luci Leonard Finfarth John W. Lord, Jr William W. Scranton Pennsylvania John J. Torney Fairarth

Not So Hot Pepper Mix Promises Pep Flavor

A bold blend of black pepper and mild green and red peppers offers a lighter bite with added spices. Market copy touts versatility on steak, chicken, burgers, fish, salads, and eggs, highlighting Sensational flavor without heat.

West Region Poverty Director Resigns After Difficulties

Daniel M. Luevano of Berkeley resigns as director of the Office of Economic Opportunity for the Western region after 18 months in the post. He cites regional difficulties in the program’s early stage and says he will remain a member of the President's Commission on Selective Service. Sargent Shriver expresses regret, praising Luevano's drive and dedication in organizing and implementing the program.

San Francisco UPI Daniel M. Luevano Berkeley Office of Economic Opportunity Luevano Luevann President’s Commission On Selective Service Washington Sargent Shriver

Reagan Names Two to Adult Authority

Gov. Reagan fills two posts on the State Adult Authority appointing Manley J. Bowler age 58 former chief deputy district attorney in Los Angeles and Walter A. Gordon age 45 supervising parole agent in the Oakland Department of Corrections Both are Republicans and appointments require Senate confirmation.

Sacramento Reagan State Adult Authority Manley J. Bowler Trict Los Angeles Walter A. Gordon Oakland

Chou En-lai Demands Liu Ouster Amid Power Struggle

Hong Kong based UPI reports Chinese Premier Chou En-lai backed Mao Zedong in the ongoing party power struggle. He urged the ouster of Liu Shao-chi Teng Hsiao-ning and Tao Chu, labeling Liu not a Marxist and asserting he and Teng must be crushed. The statements appeared on Peking wall posters and were relayed by Japan Broadcasting Company.

Hong Kong UPI Chou En-lai Mao Tse-tung China Liu Shao-chi Chou Peking Walt Japan Broadcasting Company Peking National Economic Committee Liu Teng Usiao-ning Tao Chu Peking Wall Teng Cho

Red China Power Struggle Fed by Mao Campaigns

Reported comments claim Mao declared loss of confidence after the last central committee meeting in August. The spread of disinformation cited Liu and Teng as central figures, with Liu accused of creating serious strains within the army, which was pivotal to the power struggle.

Khrushchay Central Committee Mao Liu Teng Red China

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