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Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1969

Page

2

Sirhan Testimony Details Income and Jury Challenge

Sirhan denied any fabrication of income figures and testified about earnings from 1964 to 1968 while defense lawyers press a grand jury challenge. They argue the grand jury pool is biased and unconstitutional, citing judges and nominees’ demographics. Judge Walker must rule before the jury is sworn, with alternates to be selected next.

King Ranch China Altfillish Construction Co Corona Sirhan Grant B. Cooper Compton Dr. Schultz Finance Department Schultz Sen. Kennedy Parsons Superior Court Herbert V. Walker Sloday Altoreys

Crail Dies Los Angeles mayoral candidate dies at 58

Charles Crail a candidate for mayor of Los Angeles died Monday at age 58 from what appears to be a heart seizure. The savings and loan executive had been one of 14 in the mayoral race and had previously sought the Democratic nomination for U.S. senator. In London, authorities recovered about 300000 dollars worth of stolen art from Sam Jaffe’s home with another 50000 dollars of furs and jewels missing.

Los Angeles Charles Crail Crail Savings and Loan LS. Serator London Senate Land Yard Sam Jaffe

Oil Drilling Shut Down Amid Giant Santa Barbara Leak

oil companies halt drilling in the Santa Barbara Channel as a major leak from a well reaches 3,500 feet. Pressure relief and possible corrective actions are under study while federal leases and a civil suit against Union Oil loom over losses to fish and wildlife.

Hickel Santa Barbara Union Oil State Fish and Game Commission

Tunney Calls for Halt in Exploration

Representative John Tunney of Riverside urged a moratorium on mineral exploration in potential marine sanctuaries including the Santa Barbara Channel. He proposed turning San Miguel Santa Rosa Santa Cruz and Anacapa Islands into a national park and said studies should precede any exploration. He also called on President Nixon to appoint a board of inquiry into the Santa Barbara Channel oil spill to prevent future catastrophes.

Kickel Washington Santa Barbara Channel John “Lunney Riverside Channel Islands Santa Barbara San Miguel Santa Rosa Santa Cruz Anacapu Islands Georges Bank New England Tunney Nixon

Kaiser Raises Health Plan Rates in Northern and Southern California

The Kaiser Foundation Health Plan will raise rates in Northern California by 18 percent and in Southern California by 10 to 11 percent due to higher costs. Individual enrollments rise April with group rates on contract anniversary dates. Northern California has 78,000 members, about 80 percent in group plans. Southern California unit serves about 770,000.

Ban Francisco Kaiser Foundation Northern California South Northern California Foundation Southern California Frank Jones California

Mother of Five Sets Self Afire in Czech Republic

A mother of five died by self immolation in Rerdejov, Czechoslovakia, CTK reported. The 44 year old Anna Adamuscinava, a former mental patient, had previously attempted suicide by jumping into a well four years earlier.

Rerdejov Czechoslovakia CTK CIK Anna Adamuscinava

Bandits Terrorize Pair With Russian Roulette

MacDonald testified that four gunmen attacked his apartment after two entered Garden Grove to bypass a burglar alarm. The men held the couple at gunpoint, divided duties, and threatened them with death before leaving the MacDonalds bound and gagged. MacDonald freed himself and called police.

MacDonald Garden Grove Jeff MacDonalds

Girders Send 100 Indians Flying From Train Top

In Madras India about 100 travelers atop an express train were swept off by a low hanging bridge girders during a funeral procession. Officials report 32 killed and 50 seriously injured as many victims fell into the Coleroon River. The train carried mourners bound for the funeral of C M N Anna Durai chief minister of Madras who died Sunday.

India Madras. India UPT Madras Coleroon C. MN. Annadurai

Mail truck hijacked near Huntington. cash taken

A 4-A USPS truck carrying 70 sealed cash bags and checks was hijacked Monday night near Salt Rock, 15 miles southeast of Huntington. The bandits, armed with a snub-nosed pistol, stole cash from envelopes while sparing hundreds of checks. No shots fired. investigators say amount stolen remains undetermined.

Huntington U.S Salt Rock Richard Ellis Logan W. Va Ellis John F. Lee

Robbers Strip Bar Customers In Naked Standoff

Three masked men robbed Tillie's South Seas Bar on the Pacific Coast Highway at 1:30 PM, forcing seven patrons to strip while $320 was taken. Owner Orla M. Clough describes the incident as the bandits scattered clothing around the bar and demanded the cash register.

Long Beach Orla M. Clough Tillie South Seas Pacific Coast Highway

New Defense Aide to Act on Pay Scales

Secretary of Defense Melvin Laird named Roger T. Kelley as assistant secretary of defense for manpower and reserve affairs. Kelley, 50, is a Caterpillar veteran who directed worldwide personnel programs and served as a Navy officer in World War II. He will push decisive actions to modernize military compensation and reduce draft reliance after Senate confirmation.

Washington Melvin R. Laird Loday Defense Laire ‘d Sive Roger T. Kelley Caterpillar Tractor Co Peoria Kelley Senate Laird

U.S. To Gift South Vietnam 60 Jet Planes

The United States will provide South Vietnam about 60 A-37 jet fighter bombers valued near $18.0 million to bolster military capacity ahead of a broader withdrawal. The move follows a prior transfer of 300 helicopters and 25 gunboats, signaling a rapid shift toward Vietnamese self‑reliance while U.S. forces wind down.

Saigon United States Washington South Vietnam U.S

Twelve Japanese crewmen vanish after fishing boat sinks

A Japanese fishing vessel capsized in rough western Pacific waters leaving all twelve crew members missing. Maritime authorities in Tokyo report an underway search and rescue operation, with weather and sea conditions hampering recovery efforts. The incident raises questions about vessel stability and safety protocols.

Tokyo Western Pacific Ja Maritime Safety

North Vietnamese Battalions Reported in DMZ

U S intelligence cites 1500 to 3000 North Vietnamese troops inside the DMZ across a six mile wide belt spanning 40 miles. Sources say three to six battalions of 500 men each, concentrated in the northern half, with others moving supplies through to Laos via the Ho Chi Minh Trail. American reconnaissance shows 101 indications of activity last week, weather briefly hindering sightings. A US UH-1 helicopter was shot down in the Mekong Delta with no casualties, the 2340th such loss. South Vietnamese forces report 200 North Vietnamese bodies found in the Central Highlands near Pleiku after B 2 strikes, mostly decomposed in green uniforms.

Saigon U.S North South Vietnam Vietnam Nixon Paris Creighton W. Abrams Laos Ho Chi Minh Trail North Vietnam Dmz Mekong Delta Saipan Central Highlands 42Nd Pleikut City

Congress Pay Boost OK Near

Senators moved toward approving a 41 percent pay raise for themselves and House members to take effect Feb 1, despite critics calling it a "Valentine's Day massacre" of taxpayers and labeling it "dirty pool" while some feared voter backlash. House opponents accused Congress of profiting amid tax surcharges as Sen Frank Church called the timing appalling.

Washington UPI House Senate John Rarick D-La Congress Frank Church Idaho

Reindeer Herd Flown to Canada From Norway

A herd of 14 Norwegian reindeer departed From Fornebu Airfield near Oslo in a UPI report. They were loaded onto a transport plane bound for Canada to be transplanted to the Arctic North.

Oslo UPI Fornebu Canada Arctic

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