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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1967
Page
6
Teamsters Local 705 resumed a strike against eight Chicago area trucking firms after stalled talks in Washington. Management and labor reps return to Chicago for a Saturday meeting as labor seeks government intervention to avert a broader shutdown that could disrupt food shipments and national commerce.
A major spring snowstorm sweeps Montana and the Northwest, isolating regions and halting travel. Montana bears the worst impact with heavy drifting, four to six foot drifts, and closed highways. Snow and icy rain affect the Dakotas and Nebraska while tornado watches flare from Oklahoma to Minnesota.
UPI reports engineer Ronald W. Large halted a 28 car Southern Pacific freight train 20 feet from a northbound stalled car. Driver William Briggs, 28, Reno, Nev., asked for a push and was arrested on suspicion of drunken driving after the incident on a rough road.
A sample of 103 editors at the American Society of Newspaper Editors convention forecast Nixon would win the Republican nomination over Romney and others. Romney led dark horse votes. Rockefeller and Percy also received top mentions. All 103 editors backed Johnson for the Democratic ticket with Humphrey as likely VP.
Sunlight can cause temporary vision blur as the body loses water. Excess heat dries the eye's internal fluids, relaxing eye tension and changing the lens retina distance. Drink plenty of water to restore clarity quickly.
Coastal data show sunrise at 5 15 am and lunar timings with moonrise and moonset. Tides list low tides at 1 24 am and 1 30 pm with heights 0.1 ft and -0.2 ft, respectively. Also notes 61 degree sea report and Bureau statistics with Thursday highs and today's low and precipitation last 24 hours as of 4 am.
William W. Baker, editor of the Kansas City Star, states that the actions taken are the right course. He asserts the measure serves public interest and urges continued support from readers and officials.
A fragment shows miscommunications and unclear speech from Johnson, raising questions about credibility and the ability to convey information.
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