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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1967
Page
4
Turbulent notes describe morning tides around Maize area with variable light and temperature readings. Early data show shifting ranges and coastal indicators, suggesting unsettled conditions for local navigation.
An advertisement touts Zemo as a cure for itching from eczema and minor rashes, insect bites, and pimples. It promises cooling relief, desensitizing nerve endings, reducing oil, opening pores, and preventing infection with liquid or ointment forms, plus a money back guarantee if relief is not prompt.
Organized Labor pushes tougher penalties for employers violating the National Labor Relations Act to speed reemployment of workers illegally discharged. William L. Kircher of the AFL-CIO testifies at House Education and Labor Committee hearings on a bill to shorten post-violation job reinstatement processes. Most sources see slim odds for passage in current Congress as labor seeks public pressure for change.
San Mateo woman Dorothy Paddleford files a $1 million damage suit against a municipal judge and county sheriff. She says deputies arrested her at 10 p.m. on April 6, 1967, took her from her apartment in a nightgown to Redwood City jail after a $10 parking ticket.
California farm workers earned an average of 1.52 dollars an hour last year, 12 cents above 1965 pay and over 47 percent above the national average of 1.03 dollars per hour, per the state Department of Employment.
Mrs Paddleford alleges in federal court that her civil rights were violated she was not allowed to speak with her attorney handcuffed and denied clothing though it was a cold night the suit seeks relief for due process and unlawful restraint.
Clifford Shyrock and Ralph Cesena were re elected as chairman and vice chairman of the Hawaiian Gardens Planning Commission, securing leadership continuity for the local planning body.
A Chicago publisher touts a simple memory method in a new booklet Adventures in Memory. Readers can request the free self training guide by mailing name address and zip code with a dime for postage to Memory Studies 83 Diversey Demi 304-018 Chicago IL 50614.
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