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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1966

Page

2

Legislator Named Demo Chairman in Convention Echoes

A district convention unfolds with lawmakers and party leaders including Mick Fowle Alan Cranston Byron Rumford and Charlotte Coleman. The debate features criticism of Reagan Goldwater and Nixon while urging allegiance to party ideals amid education welfare and economic concerns.

Mick Fowle Alan Cran Ston Tar Lee Altos Men's Olmach Nard Southern al Song Monterey Park Eddis Angeles Barry H. Ageles Robert L.fey Berewin Knight Kuchel Reagan Ronald Reagan Cuchel Christ Nixon Medicare Social Lama Jone Addii United States Ronaldssuc I Reagan Repub Gov. Brown

Undersecretary Collins Hosts Reception on Oceanographer Deck

In Jacksonville Florida the undersecretary of commerce Laroy Collins and numerous dignitaries waited on the vessel Oceanographer for a reception as a large cake was served. The cake toppled into Collins lap amid the momentary disruption.

Jacksonville Fla. Ue Laroy’ Collins Fla Oceanographer Collins

Food prices peak near year end drop expected

The Agriculture Department says food prices probably peaked last month and will fall 1 to 2 percent by year end. Prices received by farmers and wholesale food prices are forecast to ease in the latter half of the year as supplies grow after summer and fall harvests. Milk potatoes and processed fruits and vegetables are noted as likely rising in supply.

Washington , UA Agriculture Department

House OKs Housing Bill to Expand Mortgage Authority

The House Banking Committee chaired by Patman and Rep. Widsol favors a bill allowing FNMA to increase borrowing authority to about 7.3 billion to buy home mortgages from sending institutions. The plan, differing from a Senate measure, will go to a House Senate conference for a compromise. Sources expect Senate acceptance of the House version.

Patman D-Tex House Banking Committee William Widsal Senate Federal National ‘Mortgage Association House FNMA Senate House Conference Committee

Rumford Act Repeal Opposed at State Democratic Meet

The Democratic State Central Committee adopted a resolution opposing repeal of the Rumford Fair Housing Law, with debate and a dove stance on Viet Nam. The body endorsed amending and improving such laws while backing a moratorium on capital punishment and urging collective bargaining before federal action.

State Bureau Sacramento Democratic State Central Committee Mvenys Gov Brown Eign Jebor Formia Ronald Ields Reagan

Lightning claims two youths during Japan baseball game

UPI report from Hitachi City Japan says two 17 year olds wearing metal badges on their caps were electrocuted by a lightning bolt at a baseball game. Shinichi Sato was the shortstop and Hieichi Fukubara the third base umpire.

Mito Japan UPI Hitachi City Shinichi Sato Hieichi Fukubara

Civil rights clashes flare as police hit crowd fears spread

The report cites whites clashing with police near Gage Park and marches in several cities. Police fired into the air as roving crowds battered a caravan. In Charlotte a Black man was killed and three wounded. Police later charged a white man with murder in Detroit. Authorities also raided SNCC offices and found dynamite sticks in one location. Union and city leaders planned meetings to map next demonstrations.

Hill Gage’ Park Chicago Roman C. Pucinski D-Ul Congress Philadelphia Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee Charlottes N.C Charles W. Willis Sylvester Patterson Grenada Mis First Baptist Church Raleigh Detroit New York Queens Record Ricca Détroit Lansing Ypsilanti Muskegon

Publisher Brinkerhoff Dies After 50 Years At Pittsburg Headlights

Fred W. Brinkerhoff, 81, publisher and editor of the Pittsburg Headlights and Sun, died Saturday at his home. He spent more than five decades shaping the local newspaper.

Pittsburg, Kan Fred W. ‘Brinkerhoff Pittsburg Headlights Sun

Lightning kills three climbers on Glacier Blanc rescue

A guide and a five person climbing group were on Glacier Blanc when an avalanche or stormy conditions caused fatalities and injuries. Grenoble civil protection sent a helicopter, but clouds limited visibility. Nationalities of the climbers were not disclosed.

Galfery Guy Faure Prale Blanc

Japanese hearing aid offered at forty dollars

The sensational four transistor hearing aid branded Calitons is advertised as an engineering triumph and value miracle priced at 39.50. Free demonstrations are available with Mr. Whitehead at 207 East Atherton Street Long Beach or by calling HE 2896.

Atowellparen Calitons Whitehead Ath St Long Beach

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