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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1968

Page

1

Tear gas kit arrest shocks Contra Costa voters

Joseph E Spott a 39 year old former Contra Costa sheriff candidate from Orinda was arrested in Walnut Creek on charges of illegal sale of a tear gas kit for women. A deputy planted a non toxic canister in the mail during a sting and Spott faces arraignment with 1240 dollars bail. Spott runs the American Women’s Sport Association which marketed the kit priced at 3894 dollars.

Joseph E. Spott Contra Costa County Spott Orinda Walnut Creek-Danville Sheriff's Department Spot American Women's Sport Association

Boy Town Town Graduate Visits Pueblo Skipper

Msgr. Nicholas H Wegner visited Cmdr. Lloyd M Bucher at the US Naval Hospital in San Diego. Bucher, a 1964 graduate of Boys Town Nebraska, returned after 11 months in a North Korean prison and is described as an all around boy and athlete though thin and exhausted from captivity and his injuries.

Boys Town Neb Nicholas H. Wegner Cmdr Lloyd M. Bucher Pueblo Bucher Msgr Wegner Us, Naval Hospital San Diego Rose Pete Tig

First U.N. Chief Lie Dies in Norway Mountains

Teygye Lie, first United Nations secretary general, died at 72 while vacationing at Geilo in central Norway. A lawyer active in the Norwegian labor movement, Lie led the U.N. during the early cold war and faced Soviet boycott over Korea. He resigned in 1953 and later remained active in government and industry outreach.

Oslo UPI Teygye Lie United Nations Geilo Norway Lie U.N Soviet Union Korea United States London Dag Hammarskjold Dag U.S

Drivers Asked to Stay Sober

The National Safety Council warned that about 200 to 260 people may die in highway crashes during the 30 hour New Year holiday period from 6 p.m. Tuesday to midnight Wednesday. Executive VP John D. Lawlor urged motorists to limit alcohol, noting over half of fatal crashes involve alcohol and that one ordinary drink per hour keeps driving ability largely intact. For a non holiday 30 hour period, about 95 deaths would be expected.

Chicago National Safety Council John D. Lawier Council Lawlor

Premier Beats Wife and Socializes With Geisha Girls

Mrs. Eisaku Sato details a violent marriage to Prime Minister Eisaku Sato, saying he beat her and spent nights away with geisha. She describes dissipation, card playing for fortune, and a distant, unengaging partnership that she will endure during his retirement.

Tokyo Eisaku Sato Sato Marrige Fisaku

Lost Skier Endures 20 Hours High Sierra Rescue

A 16 year old skier was found after 20 hours adrift in bitter cold near Soda Springs in the Mt Disney area. He had separated from his group on Saturday afternoon and traveled about 25 miles aided by moving to survive. Sugar Bowl ski patrol and a helicopter located him after a long search.

Truckee High Sierra Robert Izdepski Air Force Carmichael Sacramento Robert Mt. Disney Sugar Bowl Soda Springs Don Schwartz Sugar Schwartz David Ross University of Nevada Reno

Riviera Ice and Snow Paralyze French Italy Roads

Snow and ice blanketed the French Riviera and much of the Italian peninsula causing traffic jams and one death. A Yugoslav woman was found frozen on a road between Camporosso and Tarvisio. Nice streets and suburban hills were impassable with jackknifed trucks and wrecked bridges. Snow closed secondary roads near Limoges and the Paris Toulouse highway near Marterr olles. In Italy Latina reported snow for the first time in 12 years with a low of 17 below zero near Venice. Traffic slowed nationwide as police urged caution. In Bangkok, nine people were killed and 23 injured when a bus rammed a train at a crossing 75 miles north of Bangkok.

Nice France French Riviera Camporosso Tarvisio Italy Limoges Marterolles Punta Rocce Venice Latina Rome Father Bangkok UPI

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