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Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1969

Page

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John Wayne Hurt In Durango Spill And Ritter Obituary

John Wayne sustained two broken ribs after slipping on a tile floor in a Durango restaurant while on location and will be out of work for about a week. Thelma Ritter, famed character actress, died in Queens General Hospital at 64, leaving a long career from Miracle on 34th Street to four straight Oscar nominations. John Freeman, Britain's ambassador to Washington, seeks a working rapport with Nixon and reflects on past criticism. A $500 billion air pollution damage suit by Roger J. Diamond for the Clean Air Council targets car makers and major industries in the Los Angeles Basin, seeking ownership of air for citizens and an injunction against emissions.

John Wayne Durango Mexico Wayne Thelma Ritter New York Queens General Hospital Miss Ritter Queens Joseph Moran Brooklyn Miracle On 34Th Street Darryl Zanuck Santa Claus Los Angeles Clean Air Council Roger J. Diamond Los Angeles Basin Diamond Superior Court Los Angeles County

Chicago U Rebels Plan Disruptions

Demonstrating students at the University of Chicago, about 300 militants occupying the Administration Building for seven days plan dorm canvassing and voluntary classroom disruptions. They held a teach in in Cobb Hall and continued discussions, aiming to discuss student power, racism, sex racism, and leftist studies suppression. The occupation began after the firing of sociology associate professor Marlene Dixon.

Chicago UPI University of Chicago Cobb Hall Ious Marlene Dixon

UC Chief Vows Arrests Ousters of Student Strikers

Berkeley UC Chancellor Roger W. Heyns pledged arrests and suspensions for student strikers after a day of campus clashes that left 20 arrested, nine hospitalized, and 99 officers involved. Police and deputies faced fights, vandalism, and a blaze as protests spread across entrances and buildings.

Berkeley University of California Roger W. Heyns Third World Liberation Front Alameda County Berkeley City Police Heyns Sproul Hall

Surfer tip leads to killer suspect arrest in California thriller

In Santa Cruz two teenage surfers spotted a gun in a car and led to the capture of Russell Obremski, 24, of Klammath Falls, Ore. He faces first degree murder charges in Oregon for the killings of LaVerni Lowe and Detty Ritchie. Suspects Gilbert Jesse, 22, and Keith Reineguer, 29, both of San Jose, aided the investigation. Obremski was transferred to San Jose for arraignment before a U.S. commissioner before return to Oregon. The victims were a Medford, Oregon pair found dead after a gunman opened fire. the FBI also sought Obremski. The arrests followed a police chase and a blockade by Deputy Jim Stultz. Capistrano authorities assisted with the case.

Santa Cruz Calif Medford Ore Russell Loren Obremski Klamath Falls Qre Here San Jose U.S Oregon LaVerni May Lowe Detty Ritchie Santa Cruz County Ritchie Jack McMillan Jackson County Jerry Rundles Obremski

Judge Orders S F State Teachers to End Strike

In San Francisco the Superior Court ordered San Francisco State College teachers to end their strike and stop picketing. Judge Henry R. Rolph issued a preliminary injunction against the American Federation of Teachers, representing about 350 of the college's 1,200 faculty, who have been on strike since January 6. The judge noted that a strike against a public entity is unlawful without legislative authority and extended a temporary restraining order issued January 7. Pickering continued teaching despite the order.

San Francisco UPI San Francisco State College Superior Court Henry R. Rolph American Federation of Teachers California Ralph Pickering

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