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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1967

Page

5

Five Priests Arrested in Farm Protest

Five Roman Catholic priests and five union members were arrested near Casita Farms in Starr County Texas during a protest for a $1.28 minimum wage. They were released in their own recognizance. Bishop Medeiros urged nonclerical leadership and praised the struggle for farm workers.

Trig Grande City Tex Rio Grande Valley Starr County Eldalla Casita Farms Humberto’ ‘H. Madeiros Brownsville Medeiros State Capitol Austin Sherriff Smith Wileliam Killian Marvin Doet Mes D. ‘J. Hefferman Henry W. Hays Gregoria Solis Leonor Garza

Dump Truck Fraud Probe Reopened by PUC in El Centro Area

The California Public Utilities Commission reopened an investigation into four dump truck firms linked to Miles and Son Trucking Service over alleged public utility rule violations and improper shipping document practices. The firms, based in Sacramento, Huntington Beach, Mountain View, and nearby areas, face public hearings set for March 1 to 3 at El Centre City Mall.

Los Angeles UPI el Centre Tnday State Public Utilities Commission Centre City Ubcontractors Miles and Son Erted Erted During Construction If Inverstate & Near el Centro. ‘Wiles and Son Kintianny ‘Fracking Co., Inc Sacramento William of Scarpa Sagrapen Western Dump Mountain View YL Trucking Huntington Beach Tess

Classified for things they need from Lowest Class Tied Ads

Appliance stunts and everyday needs feature in a quirky classified items listing. Readers are invited to call 25959 to place or view advertisements for household goods and related offers.

Largest Liner Docks Without Tugs in New York Harbor

The Queen Elizabeth, 1,081 feet long and 83,673 tons, docked with no tugs as strike action by harbor crews left the vessel handled solo by Cunard’s Capt Geoffrey Thrippleton Marr. The ship eased to a pier near the Kerfudson River, guided by lines and a careful maneuver, marking how other liners also berthed without tug assistance during the dispute.

New York Queen Elizabetl Tau Empire State Building New York Harbor Southampton Cherbourg Geoffrey Thrippleton Marr Cunard Line Marr Ker Ifudson River

World leaders discuss Europe Asia issue in Bonn talks

German Chancellor Kiesinger and Senator Kennedy held a 90 minute briefing on Europe's political situation and Asia, with Kennedy meeting Foreign Minister Brandt during a six hour stay. Kennedy stressed flexible roles for nations amid naval dockside tensions and broader settlement efforts. He arrived from Paris for a day of discussions with leaders including Chiang Kai-shek on Vietnam and national security measures.

Bonn Gennady Karl Georg Kiesinger Robert F. Kennedy Europe New York Bave Kiesinger Asia Kennedy Willy Brandt No. 92 R l Fflement 52Nd Street Marr Chiang Kai-shek Paris Vietnam Charles de Gaulle Chiang

Czech Spy Case Yank Seeks Suspension and Exile

Vladimir Kazan-Komarek, a 42 year old Massachusetts travel agent, was convicted of leading a spy ring tied to anti state activity. His defense asked the court to suspend the remainder of his eight year sentence and expel him from Czechoslovakia while U.S. officials weigh relations with East European governments. The case ties U.S. travelers and visas to Cold War tensions as Kazan-Komarek awaits possible relief.

Yank Prague Czechoslovakia Massachusetts Vladimir Kazan-Komarek Wellesley Mass Edward W. Branke P-Mass United States Kerel Buda Kazan-Komarele U.S Washington Johnson ‘Administration Kazan-Komarek Donald Hunt Wel Lesley Kxzur Komarek Pragile Slovakia Moscow Paris Decer

Masked Witness Opposes Kansas Prostitution Bill

A masked prostitute identifying as Jan Dunn testified before the Kansas House Judiciary Committee to oppose a bill to outlaw prostitution. She called the measure class legislation aimed at stopping members of what she termed the world’s oldest profession, noting existing city ordinances.

Topeka Kan UPI Jan. Dunn Kansas House Judiciary Committee Kansas

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