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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1970

Page

3

Cambodia Arms Appeal Stirs US Debate in Hanoi Mission

President and A-1 committee讨论 Cambodia aid. Fulbright warns shipments would extend Vietnam War. Rogers cites possible congressional approval for large aid, small shipments possible. Cambodians push toward Angrassom facing heavy resistance as paratroopers advance along Highway 3, with Viet Cong opposition and bridge damage at Slaku River.

Cambodia Yulbright Spain Fulbright U.S Phnom Penh UPI Angrassom Tuoshio Sakai Sakai Slaku Canton

Two Egyptian Planes Shot Down in Canal Air Duel

Israeli air force planes engaged two Egyptian Sukhoi SU7 fighters over the Suez Canal area. Both Egyptian aircraft fell in Egyptian territory after intercepts and a dog fight. Israel says it has shot down 91 Egyptian planes since 1967.

Pel Aviv Suez Canal Canal Gulf of Suez Israel Middle East Canal and Gulf

Daughter of Briton MP in Kidnap Plot

Reports claimed a kidnap plot targeted the son of a British MP with a roadblock at Ashdown House and a mile long private drive to a three story school building. Police would not comment on further precautions while royal aides reportedly sought extra guards for Princess Margaret and the Earl of Snowdon amid rumors.

Ashdown House Lord Linley Snowdon Kray Twins Snowdons Scotland Yard Daily Sketch Evening Mail

Refund dispute over Mate-Match dating service fraud

A Long Beach woman seeks a refund after sending a money order for a Personality Profile to Mate-Match Data Processing Service. Supervisor Robert Allen claims the payment did not reach his office but promises a refund in the name of public relations amid a franchise dispute between the main office and the Long Beach representative.

G@ 1 Market St E.C Long Beach Robert Allen Mate-Match Lynwood

Camp Counsel Q A YWCA Mentally Retarded Summer Camp

A reader from Long Beach asks about a summer camp for mentally disabled youths possibly run by the YWCA and seeks information for a donation. The inquiry requests details on the camp’s status and how to give support.

YWCA Long Beach

YWCA Camp Seeks Donations For Youth Sessions

A summary of regional summer camps for mentally challenged children includes the YWCA camp on Sixth Street and Pine Avenue June 21 26 with a 53 dollar fee, the Exceptional Children's Foundation two week sessions at Mount Crags Malibu Canyon with 55 dollars per session, and the Long Beach Retarded Children's Foundation program at 4519 B Stearns Street running June 28 July 24 and July 27 August 28 with 302 dollars per session. It also notes a Braille Institute 20 day Barton Flats resident camp for ages 6 to 18 at Garden Grove costing 55 dollars per session and open to donations.

YWCA Sixth Street Pine Avenue Gilbert St Garden Grove

Nixon warns of crisis over 18 voting age fight

President Nixon urges Congress to reject a Senate rider on the voting rights bill and push a constitutional amendment to lower the voting age to 18. He warns that delay or a court ruling before election time could spark a national crisis, delaying outcomes in state local and national elections.

Celler Nixon House McCormack Gerald R. Ford Senate Supreme Court

County Budget Sparks Shocked Reactions and Tax Hike

County supervisors denounced a 94 cent tax increase tied to an $13.3 million boost in appropriations and a $36.7 million rise in capital projects. Welfare, courts, law enforcement, hospital services, and county government take the bulk of the levy as hearings promise further scrutiny.

Hahn Warren Dorn Frank Bonelli Yahn Hellinger

Film Studio Hit by Third Major Fire

Hollywood UPI reports a fire at a Columbia Pictures sound stage burned for nearly four hours before firefighters controlled it. Origin undetermined, the blaze was the third major fire at a Columbia studio in recent months. Fifteen fire units fought the flames.

Hollywood UPI Columbia Studios Columbia Pictures

Winds and Snow Hit Southern California Highways

Strong winds up to 3500 feet in Southland mountains caused dozens of traffic accidents. Snowfall measured two inches at Idyllwild four at Lake Arrowhead six at Big Bear. Two cars slid north of Fort Tejon Monument, briefly closing the Ridge Route. Campers and trailers were warned on many freeways from Long Beach to Oxnard as limits were placed on the Pacific Coast Highway.

Southland Idyllwild Lake Arrowhead Big Bear Fort Tejon State Historical Monument California San Diego Long Beach Orange County Line Pomona Foothill Golden State Los Angeles County Line Oxnard

New York Police Ready to Stay Home Over Pay Hike

The Patrolmen's Benevolent Association, representing about 260 New York City officers, plans an 80 percent sick-out at midnight unless a $3,200 yearly raise is granted. A court order bans strikes, but leaders vow to proceed and face jail. Delegates will decide on sick-call action. city negotiations broke off in the early morning with no resolve. Police Chief McManus described mass absences as an absolute emergency and outlined 12 hour shifts for available staff.

New York UPI Patrolmen's Benevolent Association New York City George P. McManus McManus

Navy plans to soften sailor life with $1.7 billion housing program

Navy leaders testified to a Senate subcommittee about a $1.7 billion plan to improve housing, schools, clubs and chapels, aiming to attract reenlistment by easing sea duty tempo. Chafee asked $157 million for 1971 housing start, with $88 million for family housing and $70 million for bachelor quarters. Moorer said budget limits forced overwork, and urged greater stability in the force.

Washington UPI Navy Senate Chafee Department of Housing and Urban Development Bachelo Moore

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