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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1967

Page

3

Cuban Judge Plans Teaching Career in United States

Pedro Calera, a Havana judge for 32 years now 63, is studying for a teaching career in the United States. Through the Cuban Refugee Center in Miami he is completing an education course at Michigan State University to teach Spanish. Calera is among 155,000 Cubans relocated from Miami to other cities as resettlements proceed at about 100 daily.

Pedro Cale $Ra Havana United States Miami Fla Michigan State University Lansing Calera

Chubby Checker sues record company over unpaid sums

Chubby Checker real name Ernest Evans filed a 110000 suit in Philadelphia Common Pleas Court against Cameo Parkway Records alleging 32000 short pay for six months and 72000 for undetermined film charges. He lives in Paoli Pennsylvania and seeks exact accounting. The report also covers Pat and Luci Johnson Nugent mobbed by theatergoers on Broadway during their second honeymoon with their infant son at stake.

Chubby Checker Ernest Evans Philadelphia Common Pleas Court Cameo- Parkway Records Philadelphia Checker Singer Paoli Patrick Luci Johnson Nugent New York Broadway Nugents Patrick Lyndon White House Pat Luci

Nobel laureate Richard Kuhn dies at 66 in Heidelberg

Richard Kuhn, Nobel chemistry winner for vitamin research, died in Heidelberg at 66. A professor since 1928, he led the Max Planck Society for 16 years and had argued his 1938 prize was delayed until 1948 after Nazi-era constraints. He isolated and synthesized vitamins B2 and A, and Bé, with later work on anti vitamins. He was married with six children.

Richard Kuhn Heidelberg Germany Kuhn University of Heidelberg Max Planck Society Swedish Academy of Science

Yorty Birthday Ball Planned for Oct. 1

A $100-a-plate birthday ball honoring Los Angeles Mayor Samuel W. Yorty is planned for Oct. 1 by Citizens for Mayor Yorty. Proceeds are a gift to Mayor Yorty to aid his citizen information fund and for other committee purposes. Yorty has said he may oppose incumbent Republican Sen. Thomas H. Kuchel next year.

Los Angeles Samuel W. Yorty Citizens For Mayor Yorty Citizen Information U.S Thomas H. Kuchel

Signing of Writ Believed to Seal Doom of Tshombe

In Kinshasa reports say Algerian President Boumedienne signed a decree extraditing ex Premier Moise Tshombe to Congo. Tshombe, leader of Katanga's secession, was kidnapped to Algiers June 30 and a court sentenced him in absentia for high treason. Mobutu vows no further trial. Boumedienne's plane, a Soviet Ilyushin 18, reportedly to fly him to Kinshasa with Soviet crew approval.

Kinshasa Tha Congo Moise Tshombe Houari Boumedienne Al-giers Joseph Mobutu Tshombe Mobutu Boumedienne

Pearson deflects De Gaulle meddling over Quebec

Ottawa reports Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson rejects outside interference in Canadian affairs while drafting a cautious statement in response to President de Gaulle’s pledge to aid French Canadians in Quebec. Pearson avoided a war of words, noting Canada’s stance and Quebec’s freedom as already declared.

Ottawa UPI Lester B. Pearson Charles de Gaulle France Canada Pearson de Gaulle Quebec French Republic de Gaulte Montreal Paris

Retail Clerk Strike Hits White Front Stores in S California

About 2000 retail clerks in Southern California White Front stores walked out after contract talks collapsed. Local unions say the earlier nationwide discount store package offered improved wages and benefits, but White Front’s final offer lagged by about 30 cents. Picket lines form at thirteen Southern California locations including Los Angeles and Pomona.

Los Angeles California Discount Aflcr Retail Clerks Union Federal Mediation and Conrifiation Service Gemco Akron Unimart Cal Stores White Front

Gas or Electric Range Bargains in Today’s Classified Ads

Read the day’s classified ads for lower prices on gas and electric ranges. Find new and used options, model types, and plausible bargain deals across multiple vendors and listings. Decide quickly with quick-read summaries and price cues.

Two Young Couples Seized Seizing Seconal At Suicide Attempt

Santa Barbara officers say four partygoers at Erick Zavala’s Redondo Beach apartment consumed large amounts of Seconal in a suspected double suicide bid. Lee Fairfax Washington 23 and Beverly Sue Wilson 20 of Santa Barbara, Sue Ellsworth 21 of Los Angeles, and Zavala 28 were revived by deputies and fire crews. their condition improved but charges unclear. Zavala is free on a 2200 bail tied to a separate July death in San Diego from Seconal overdose.

Lee Fairfax Washington Beverly Sue” Wilson Santa Barbara Sue Ellsworth Los Angeles Zavala Jack Klein Klein Miss Elsworth Kline Klin Miss Wilson Miss Ellsworth

Tribe War in Burma Claims 300 Dead in Three-Day Battle

Deputy premier Praphas Charusathien said 300 people were killed or wounded in a three day clash in Burma's Shan state along the Thai border between two Chinese hill tribes. He noted unknown Burmese, Laotians and Thais were among casualties as about 500 to 1,000 fighters disputed an opium trafficking double-cross.

Bangkok Thailand Praphas Charusathien Praphas Burma

Demos Still Consider 5 Sites for Convention

Washington UPI reports that Democratic national committee spokesmen say the party has not yet chosen a date or narrowed the list of sites for its 1968 presidential nominating convention.

Washington UPI Democratic ‘National Committee

Torch Girl Dies Blames LSD For Self Immolation

Nancy Moore a 24 year old Los Angeles woman who set herself on fire July 4 at a gas station died early Wednesday from near total body burns. Doctors at UCLA Medical Center said she refused narcotics during hospitalization. Her father, John R. Moore of Beverly Hills, blamed the death on LSD. He reported she had told him she had taken LSD and linked it to the act.

LOS Angelss5 Los Angeles Miss Moore, Daugher North American Aviation John R. Moore Beverly Hills

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