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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1966
Page
1
Report from Tokyo cites Asahi Shimbun dispatch showing Dipa Nusantara Aidit signing a 50 page confession. He allegedly masterminded the abortive Oct 1 Communist coup against President Sukarno and blamed its failure on timing, lack of international support, and army strength.
A Chicago publisher promotes a self training method to improve everyday conversation for social and business success. The ad promises a free book Adventures to Conversation by mail with sample rules and easy tips for making stronger impressions in casual talks.
Claudia Martin, daughter of Dean Martin, plans to marry Tim Hue 1, a British born jockey. The couple has not fixed a date or venue, but expect to marry next year. Claudia, who will turn 21 on March 16, was briefly married to Gavin Murrell, a marriage later annulled.
Fragmentary OCR note from a daily newspaper shows a circulation bureau line and address at Pine Avenue Long Beach. Mentions publication frequency exceptions and an editor’s byline.
The article details State YRs promoting the Birchers with support for abolishing the income tax and backing a war in Vietnam. It names top posts held by Martin Carlson, Stanley Kompst, and Norman Mark, notes JES membership, and reports impending defections within the San Diego YR group. It also covers the COR merge talk, a Buckley reference, and a platform dispute at the CVR convention.
L B Bauer and his wife Evalyn donate one million dollars to Claremont College as part of the seven year Plan for Distinction to raise thirteen million. Bauer, a Chicago real estate heir turned California businessman, discusses wealth, philanthropy, and personal philosophy from a luncheon with college trustees.
Funeral services were held today for former state Adjutant General Earle M. Jones who died of a heart attack at his Fresno home. Jones, aged 68, was appointed adjutant general by Governor Earl Warren in June 1951 and served until December 1960 when he retired as a major general.
Congressional investigators testified that hooded Klansmen joined a strike at Dickey Clay Manufacturing Co in Hopewell Alabama. Leroy Wilkins and others linked to the Ku Klux Klan walked the picket line as 18 inspectors and about 200 workers fought over a contract and recognition amid tensions with the United Clay Workers.
Moscow reports Tass announced Luna 9 sent television pictures of the lunar panorama during a two hour transmission session before its batteries exhausted. The view included a 360 degree panorama and varying sun angles as contact ended. A Want Ad tops.
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