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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1969

Page

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Troop ban in Laos voted out again

A public inquiry column quotes a vote tally for a troop ban in Laos and offers contact details for ACTION LINE to seek help. Readers are invited to submit questions. a responder mentions Riviera Yardage in Long Beach and donation contacts for fabric scraps requested by a women’s group making lap robes for convalescent hospitals.

Long Beach Calif Q. L Helping Hands C B Lomita Joseph Karpali Riviera Viking Way Charles Bayer M. B Action Line Long Beach Florists

Olive trees and olives curing questions from readers

Readers ask how to stop olive drop and find curing recipes. UCLA extension bulletin offers a safe curing method. others suggest spring spray to prevent bearing. Messages discuss Line Islands malaria past and IRS tax lien issues from a prior marriage. A note on preserving poinsettias indoors and a Salt Lake City jet crash report concludes.

Los Alatullus F. M Norco Ucla Extension Joe Agricultural Extension Service Spring Stroom Los Angeles

Thick Fog Lingers Two Killed Across Southland

Heavy fog hung over the Southland on Monday night and into Tuesday morning, delaying airport and harbor operations and contributing to multiple traffic deaths. Camp Pendleton Marine Douglas Wayne Hicks, 20, died at 5:25 a.m. on the San Diego Freeway in San Clemente after his car blew a tire and hit a bridge abutment. In Long Beach a year-old Torrante Mai was killed on the Long Beach Freeway north of the San Diego Freeway. Officers said Carl F. Wishmeier stood by his stalled car at 21720 Paul Ave.

Southland Highway Patrol Camp Pendleton Douglas Wayne Hicks San Diego San Clemente Long Beach

Clothing of Tate Killers Found by Television Crew

A TV news crew uncovered black clothing linked to the Tate slayings including three T-shirts and black jeans, with one bloodstained item. The find follows reports of Susan Atkins’s confession describing the killers swapping outfits and discarding bloodied clothes in a canyon nearby.

KABC Sharon Tate TV News Benedict Canyon Rts Tate Sumilay Kabc-Tv al Wiman King Buggot Eddie Baker Wiman Los Angeles Susan Denise Atkins

Dixie Salons Win Test on Integration

Washington reports Southern senators scored a preliminary victory as the Senate Appropriations Committee backed a House bill aimed at curbing federal school desegregation moves. The panel approved measures to block HEW funds to districts that refuse to bus students and to bar denial of federal funds for school assignment plans. Senator Clifford Case predicted the full Senate would strike down the provisions on the floor today or Wednesday.

Washington UPI Senate Appropriations Committee Department of Health, Education and Welfare Clifford Vp. Case Rnnj Senate

Tate Murder Informer Pleads Not Guilty

The informer in the Tate LaBianca killings faces seven counts of murder and conspiracy as trial is set for Feb 9 in Los Angeles Superior Court. Judge William Keene presides as Susan Atkins, described with curled hair, answers not guilty.

Susan Atkins Los Angeles William Keene Atkins Aluaint Kees

County approves credit card bail in San Diego jail

The county jail began accepting credit cards for bail after the Board of Supervisors approved it. Sheriff Joe O’Connor said the system would speed up releases for defendants eligible for bail. Judge Keene will take over duties in September as the calendar judge handles arraignments. Miss Atkins testified long before the Los Angeles County Grand Jury, appearing calm.

San Biego The Board of Supervisors Joe O'Connor Keene Miss Atkins Los Angeles County Grand Jury

Panama's Torrijos Reinstated After Short Ouster

Brig. Gen Omar Torrijos regained control of Panama after two National Guard colonels briefly ousted him and gunfire erupted. The leaders were jailed, and Torrijos flew with support from Nicaragua's Anastasio Somoza Debayle toward Panama to reclaim authority.

Panama City Omar Torrijos National Guard Torrijos Mexico City Tle Davie Anastasia Somoza-Dehayle Nearagua Panama

Weather Tonight and Wednesday In E Area Forecast

Tonight and Wednesday forecast shows fog or low clouds at night and morning, then bright sunshine. Mountains will be sunny with some high cloudiness, highs 55 to 65 in resort areas. Deserts expect sunny skies with highs in the 70s to upper 70s in lower valleys.

Nixon sets April 15 deadline for 50,000 South Vietnam pullout

President Nixon announces a third pullout staged over four months, targeting 50,000 troops from South Vietnam with a warning of stronger action if North Vietnamese offensives threaten remaining forces. He cites cautious optimism from observers and a report by Sir Robert Thompson. Senate moves to bar ground troops into Laos and Thailand, advancing an amended defense bill while negotiators aim for conference on the larger budget.

Washington ii Nixon South Vietnam North Vietnam Yue Vietnam Robert Thompson Southeast Asia Nixon Saii South Thompson

Nixon orders 50,000 man Vietnamese pullout lowers draft calls

Secretary Melvin Laird said the draft next year could fall about 10 percent as Nixon abandons 50,000 troops from Vietnam by mid-April. He cited broader Vietnamization and reduced U.S. armed forces strength as the basis for fewer draft calls, with detailed notes on strategic implications and timing.

Washington Melvin RR. Laird Nixon Vietnam Laird U.S la Vietnam Led- Thary

Procrastination and Time Thefts Highlighted in Advice

A compact aphorism warns that procrastination steals time and delays progress. The statement uses bold phrasing to emphasize the impact of delaying tasks and the cost of postponement. It frames procrastination as a universal obstacle to productivity.

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Laos Vruitless Search Pruithul Gralkiti By Leary Pacific Pacific Islands Vane Line Islands Jarvis Christmas Caroline Islands Equator Hawaiian Islands Internal Revenue Service Thad IRS D. D Salt Lake City Salt Lake International Western Leasing Fo Plains N.Y Seattle Aym Ulyde Powers Federal Aviation Administration Massey White Plains DE Auy-T Carl FP. Wishmeier Aul Ave George Laine Stall Pokier Dixie Salons By Mary Neiswender Staff Weller Omar Toralios Thailand Viet United States House Orange House PTO A-1 Jeane Dixon A. C Robestin Theatin Radin Wilson Sceture
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