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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1967
Page
3
A Costa Mesa man is feared drowned as a Newport Harbor search continues. Joseph Farley, 43, owned the 28 foot sloop found drifting near Swales Landing after he reportedly went to pick up the boat at the Lido Shipyard Saturday. No violence indicated on the vessel.
In Anderson Indiana Judge Harold B Acher aged 59 a recently retired Indiana Supreme Court justice died Sunday. The report notes a long career on the state bench and his passing marks a significant judicial milestone for Indiana's legal community.
Chicago ships snow to Fort Worth as a gondola carload listed as a load of snow is found amid boxcars. A Rock Island official explains workers packed Chicago snow into gondola cars to clear tracks while Chicago holds abundant snow.
The Santa Cruz delegation proposed a resolution to repudiate Kuchel for his Democratic voting record and to appoint a committee to oppose him in the 1968 GOP senatorial primary. The measure was blocked in committee and failed to reach a floor vote, 124 in favor and 105 against, short of the 163 needed.
An 18 year old Marine mortally wounded shielded evacuation in Vietnam will receive the Medal of Honor. Lance Cpl Joe C Paul died near Chu Lai in August 1965. presentation by Secretary Nitze planned at the Marine Barracks in Washington. He was the third Marine awarded this honor for Vietnam. Paul was the son of Callie E Paul and a Vandalia Ohio couple.
Soviet Premier Kosygin arrived for a week in Britain with talks likely to center on Vietnam. He suggested Britain, co chair of Geneva peace efforts, could play a positive role, while protests greeted his hotel arrival and security was tightened. Wilson and Kosygin discussed broader issues beyond pure UK Soviet ties as tension over Vietnam remained high.
Pittsburgh report says James Workman, 43, appeared in traffic court on charges of driving without a license after a routine stop. He told Patrolman Ollo Gall he never owned a license and remarked that no officer had ever asked to see it in his decades of driving.
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