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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1970

Page

2

Yippies Oust From Disneyland After Quick Park Sweep

Disneyland closed after a youth-led protest as security and nearly 30 agencies swept Town Square in under five minutes. About 30,000 visitors were refunded. arrests included four trespassing youths and several charged with narcotics and weapons offenses. Police and park officials reported no major injuries and widespread traffic jams as crowds exited.

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Storm Kills Priest at Children's Camp in Germany

Rev. Jean Maurice Georges Engerran, 42, of Byreux, Nor mandy, was killed by lightning while guiding a group of 42 schoolgirls at a children's camp near a Black Forest site by the Neckar River. The incident occurred as he moved from eating to a tent during a thunderstorm.

Oreandorp Germany Pofive Jean Maurice Georges Engerrant Byreux Normandy Neckar

Wrist Wrestling Championship A World Style Event

Readers learn wrist wrestling crowns both male and female champs at the annual May 1 Petaluma event with light middle and heavy divisions for men and a single women’s category. Last year drew 200 competitors from across the United States Hawaii and Canada. For entries write Wrist Wrestling Championships Argus Courier 400 Petaluma Blvd North Petaluma California 14952.

M. P Long Beach Petaluma United States Hawaii Canada Argus Courier Petaluma Blvd North Calif

Changes in children names when born out of wedlock

REACTION J outlines a process to change a child’s name to match the natural father when legitimate by later marriage or paternity affidavit. An amended birth certificate can be issued with the affidavit name identical to a legitimate birth. Forms are available at California health departments including Long Beach.

Wedlack Ils Long Beach Pine Ave Chaplera D. L

Cease-Fire Begins in Mideast

An Egypt the Palestinian cause and U S support signal limited hopes as diplomats pursue a cease-fire amid ongoing clashes. Israel reports strikes on Egyptian targets along the Suez Canal while a grenade attack in Gaza wounds four, complicating the bid for calm.

Cairo Mohamhmed Yassanein Heilal Isroul Suez Canal Israel

Victims in Ferry Ship Collision May Exceed Three

Vancouver officials releasing a Soviet freighter collision inquiry report say three witnesses saw a man, a woman, and a young boy go overboard when the Sergey Yesenin rammed the Queens of Victoria at Active Pass. Coroner Glen McDonald cautions the stories are unconfirmed and there may be more victims.

Vancouver UPI Sergey Yesenin Queens of Glen Me Donald Active Pass

French Hailstorms Ravage Burgundy Vineyard Crops

Violent hailstorms swept across central France on Thursday night tearing into Burgundy vineyards. Beaune reports up to 60 percent of the crop destroyed in what had promised to be an excellent year for wine harvests.

Sydney Australia London India Singapore New Delhi Beaune France Paris Burgundy

Uruguayan Kidnap Toll Rises With American Seizure

Tupamaros terrorists kidnaped an American agriculture expert from a Montevideo lab hours before a ransom deadline. The U.S. Embassy identified Claude Fly of Colorado as the abducted 65 year old, linked to earlier detentions of Dan Muriane and Aloysia Dias Gomide, amid calls for releasing political prisoners to avert further action.

Montevideo Uruguay UPI U.S Claude Li Fly Orl Collins Colo Bly Dan Muriane Richmond Ind Aloysia Dias Gomide Anight Uru- Bitayen Jorge Pathecd Arevo Tupac Amaru Colorado State University Fulbright Tex International Development Services, Inc Ith Fance de Leon Brazil Dias Gomide Mitrione Pacheco Areco

Jobless Rate Again Up to 5 Percent in July

The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports July unemployment at 5 percent, with white workers experiencing a rise to 4.7 percent from 4.2 in June, the highest in six years. Negro unemployment held near June levels, while gains clustered among recent job entrants, especially adult women and 20 to 24 year olds. Farm payrolls totaled 70.6 million, down 0.9 million from June.

Department Bureau of Labor Statistics Sual

DC8 Engines Quit Probes Continue As Aircraft Grounded

An Easter McDonnell Douglas DC8 ferried from Atlanta to Mexico City to Miami after four engines failed during flight tests. The jet landed in Mexico City and then towed to the terminal when throttles failed to respond, forcing shutdown of all engines. No cause yet found despite top engineers and manufacturers reviewing the aircraft. The plane remains grounded while investigators search for the malfunction.

McDonnel Douglas Miami Atlanta Mexico City Laxi Mexican Bastern

Navy retires L B based ships in Nixon drive total 736

The Navy cuts 228 ships under the Nixon economy program bringing fleet to 736 from about 510 pre budget squeeze begun in January 1969. Most retiring ships are old, averaging 23 years, with the Platte in service 38 years. About 5 ships will be placed in mothballs or sold, with unclear savings. Over 4,800 officers and 12,000 enlisted reassigned or retired as ships are drawn down, while attack carrier numbers adjust to pre Vietnam levels. The Bon Homme Richard retires, Shangri La remains, and the Nimitz is due 1972.

Platte Navy Pentagon

Yugoslav Rail Crash Kills Seven Returning Home

An express train from Stuttgart to Split collided head on with a freight train in northwest Yugoslavia. Seven railway workers were killed and 25 wounded including five passengers. Most passengers were Yugoslavs returning from vacations. The accident disrupted the Adria coast route.

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