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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1970

Page

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Chiang Ching-kyu arrives for four day U S visit

Elaborate plans greet Chiang Ching-kyu Formosa deputy prime minister upon his arrival for a four day official state visit including talks with President Nixon and Secretary Rogers. The young heir to Chiang Kai-shek is to learn administration views on Asia, but no sign of a shift in U S policy.

Chiang Kai-shek U.S Chiang Ching-kyu Formosa Nixon William P. Rogers Chiang Kai-shekie Asia

Kennedy Collector Buys Texas School Book Depository

Aubrey Mayhew of Nashville bought the Dallas building for 650000 at public auction. He said there are no plans to commercialize the site and described his motive as preserving Kennedy memorabilia, claiming the largest collection in the United States. He disclosed ownership of Jack Ruby papers and items tied to Kennedy, Ruby, and Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis.

Texas School Book Depository Dallas John F Mayhew Kennedy Warren Commission Lee Harvey Oswald Col D. Harold Byrd Dallas Trust Corp Byrd Little Darlin’ Record Co John F. Kennedy United States Jack Ruby Oswald Jacqueline Kennedy John Kennedy Robert F. Kennedy Edward M. Kennedy

Ray Cash Rents a Tux for Tonight

Ray Cash 45 rents a tux for the White House event after his son Johnny's strong showing. He and his troupe will perform for President Nixon and his wife in an evening at the White House. Cash requested omitting Welfare Cadillac. His mother Carrie Cash, 66, cannot attend due to a heart condition.

Ray Cash Johnny White House Tye Cash Nixon Sue Okie Muskogee Carrie Cash

Head Hunter label echoed in FAA Bailey probe

The New York Times reports FAA medical officers assessed F Lee Bailey's motives in the air controllers dispute. The panel, citing Bailey's childhood outline and public behavior, said his drive was to destroy authority. Bailey dismissed the assessment as unethical and unscientific.

Federal Aviation Administration Tsree F. Lee Bailey New York Times Bailey Boston the Times FAA Limes David Goliaths

Guerrilla Charge by Radicals at UC Berkeley

Radical bands swarmed UC Berkeley in a second day of campus violence. Tear gas, rock throwing, and arson followed as police and deputies clashed with protesters. About 34 arrests, 25 hundred demonstrators, and several injuries marked a chaotic scene on Sproul Plaza. Chancellor Heyns declared a state of emergency and suspended students and staff for lawbreaking.

Sproul Plaza Sproul Hall University of California At Berkeley Student Union Isla Vista Santa Barbara Bank of America AP Mi Berkeley UPD University of California A38 Heyns

Campus Teens Roam, Cause Destruction, Urge Calmer Tone

Over the past two days large numbers of junior and senior high school students have roamed the campus and caused much destruction and urged the Berkeley schools and parents to keep their children away from the campus.

Berkeley

Dear John Letter Ends In Bomb Tragedy At San Jose

San Jose State College student Mark Neubert, 22, from Bonita near San Diego County, taped blasting caps to his chest and lit a fuse, then sat on steps near Weffle Tower at the dining hall and died at San Jose Emergency Hospital. Police said the girlfriend had mentioned threats of self harm.

San Jose Mark Neubart Bonifa San Diego County Weffle Tower Neubert

Lenin Prize honors Svotoda and Pauling for peace

Soviet officials announced that President Ludvik Svotoda of Czechoslovakia and American scientist Linus Pauling were named winners of the Lenin prizes for strengthening peace among nations.

Moscow UPI Ludvik Svotoda Czechoslovakia Linus Pauling

Carpool Test Reduces Traffic on Golden Gale Bridge

Officials report carpool tests cut traffic by nearly a car and reduced air pollution by 2.33 tons. KGO broadcast appeals and signs aided the effort. Dale W. Luebring of Golden Gale Bridge Highway Transportation District notes 16,228 cars crossed southbound 6 to 9 am versus 17,200 on a typical day.

Golden Gale Bridge KGO Radio Dale W. Luebring Goen Gale Bridge Highwand

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