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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1966
Page
1
Reagan condemns student demonstrations at the UC amid campus tensions and calls for discipline. The article notes students urging education reforms and campus organizations voicing concerns while authorities promise orderly conduct. Washington press signals the broader Vietnam war context and U.S. air losses in Vietnam.
Report on Berkeley protests against Navy recruitment and student walkout led by Savio. Heyns defends police use and punishment of outsiders while seeking to maintain campus order amid calls to reform disciplinary rules and keep politics from university affairs. Reagan links disturbances to campaign, pledges McCone probe and future noninterference as governor.
New York state Supreme Court Justice orders Congressman Adam Clayton Powell to pay $60 a week toward a $14,000 judgment owed to a Harlem widow amid a riot by Reds claim. The ruling follows a court finding Powell responsible for support in the ongoing dispute.
The SEC report on mutual fund reforms drew sharp industry reaction with opposition to a front end load ban, while some groups supported measures for reasonable management charges and tighter control of fund structures. The debate centers on improving investor confidence and aligning 1940 Act rules with evolving sales practices.
Tokyo reports Premier Eisaku Sato amid corruption charges dismissed all but two of his 18 cabinet members in a rapid reshuffle after Parliament opened. Takeo Miki and Sensuke Taseida remained but were reassigned, with Miki becoming foreign minister and Taseida taking local affairs. Atsusaburo Shiina joined the Conservative Party executive post. The reshuffle reportedly does not alter Japan's alliance with the United States.
Ralph Allen, 53, managing editor and author, died Friday in Toronto. A former war correspondent during World War II, Allen edited Jean's magazine and long-time papers. His career included roles at the Alternat Star and various publishing ventures from the 1950s through 1960s.
West Germany's top political figures gathered in Bonn to mark the seventh birthday of Prof Carlo Schmid a key author of the constitution and serving as minister for Bundesmt affairs in a ceremony highlighting his influence in postwar governance.
Giles Cooper, noted BBC dramatist and TV producer, was found dead after an apparent fall from a London to Portsmouth train overnight. Police are investigating the fatality as a possible accident or foul play.
Heavy rainfall drenched Long Beach and nearby areas with up to 5.61 inches logged in spots. Fire units helped clear flooded streets while crosswalks and ditches filled, as rainfall continued into the morning with record totals in Santiago Peak and surrounding communities.
Union ground crews of Western Airlines will vote Wednesday on a three year contract with a retroactive pay raise to November 12, 1965. The pact covers about 1,200 mechanics, fuelers, fleet servicemen and others across seven locals.
Police recovered a 250 pound black bear on the mayor's lawn in Bayonne. The animal had been shot during a hunting trip by George Strydio, who left it atop his car in the driveway before thieves stole it Wednesday night. The police returned the bear to Strydio, who joked about making a rug.
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