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Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1967

Page

2

Upgrading Minorities Is Major U.S. Problem Finch Declares

Lt. Gov. Robert H. Finch tells a 900 person Lincoln Day audience in Newport Beach that upgrading disadvantaged minorities is the nation’s greatest current issue. He cites a USC survey of Watts area Negroes showing job gains after a year in a private enterprise program led by H.C. McClellan, with 60 percent still on jobs, 12 percent in better roles, and 30 percent improved living conditions.

Lincoln Robert H. Finch Newport Beach Finch California Oregon USC Watts Area Los Angeles H.C Chad) McClellan Edward Brooke R-Mass Brooke Reagan

Aldrich to succeed Kerr as UC president unclear path

Irvine's Daniel G. Aldrich may replace ousted UC President Clark Kerr with regents, not the administration, selecting a successor. Finch notes no solid evidence of a teacher retention problem post dismissal, warns of political overtones, cites Lincoln's Party as blueprint for modern America and GOP gains in the 1960s, while tensions rise in Orange County GOP women’s groups over federation naming.

Irvine Daniel G. Aldrich Clark Kerr Finch Board of Regents Kerr Reagan Lincoln America Orange County Gop Orange County Federation of Republican Women’s Clubs

Weather Changes Give Your Body Vital Exercise

The text argues exercise benefits extend beyond muscles to internal organs. It claims exposure to varied weather trains the body's adaptive mechanisms to cope with climate shifts, making people in climates with changing weather more energetic than those in constant weather. It uses analogies to push-ups and walking to illustrate adaptation.

Tides and Temperatures for Sunday February 32 1967

Weather and tide brief for February 1967 with local marine outlook. Forecast notes high and low tides, air temperatures, wind directions, and coastal conditions for readers planning Sunday activities.

Irvine Heiress Loses Bid Over Grand Estate

Joan Irvine Smith, heiress of a near 100 million dollar Irvine estate, lost a San Francisco court bid to name a third trustee. Judge Alvin Weinberger ruled new trustees can be appointed only at the request of existing trustees, with further action on the estate’s dissolution to be heard later. The Middleburg Vermont resident, whose fortune is reported around 45 million, challenges the trustees who refuse to dissolve the trust and distribute land in Orange County. The dispute also proceeds in U.S. District Court in Los Angeles.

Joan Irvine Smith San Francisco C. Mortimer Plumb Alvin C. Weinberger Robert Gerdig N. Loyall McLaren Weinberger

Syria warns Israel of ready retaliatory attacks

BEIRUT reports Syria warned Israel it is prepared to launch retaliatory attacks at any moment against any hostile act, signaling heightened tensions in the region.

Beirut Syria Israel

Nuclear Desalting Plant Hearing Set

Washington The House Interior Committee will hold a hearing on February 27 to consider legislation authorizing a nuclear desalting plant off Bolsa Chica Beach near Orange County. The project would be built by a public private utility consortium with a total $37 million federal contribution and a $15 million AEC commitment from Congress last year.

Washington Ing Bern Ae House Interior Committee Department Interior Orange Nent con-County Bolsa Chica Beach Senate California The Atomic Energy Commission Congress

Williams enters Mississippi governor race calling states rights path

Rep. John Bell Williams enters the Mississippi gubernatorial race proposing a states rights route to progress and prosperity. The 48 year old Democrat announced after returning from Washington where House Democrats refused to restore seniority rights stripped two years ago for backing Barry Goldwater.

Washington House Barry Goldwater

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