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Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1968

Page

2

Pilots Down Two Viet Migs Near Hue Citadel

U S fighter bombers claim two MIG 17 jets down northwest of Hanoi and attack airfields as Marines fight inside Hue citadel. Navy ships square off with six inch guns while reports of raids on Haiphong and Nghe An surface. counterfeit currency bust nets over $1 million.

Saigon U.S Hue Citadel Hanoi Air Egypt Grapio Nghe An Foster C Uy Eying Tle Shaatherneck UIED David O. Williams Eagle Pass Tex James P. Feighead Fla Feith Rex S. Howerton Phoenix Ariz Ted L. Voight II Nelsonville Ohio U.S. Command North Vietnam Iair Haiphong Bai Thuong Winderfield Demilitarized Zone U.S. Navy Tihe South Viet Nam

Bronx Bank Robbery Ends With Escaped Loot

A statuesque couple wearing stocking masks robbed the Bank in Commerce branch in the Bronx taking about 190000. The male robber forced the assistant manager and six employees to the rear and the vault was opened. They fled on foot with the cash. The robbers inspired the nickname Bonnie and Clyde in reference to the movie.

New York Bronx Bank In Commerce Edward Ambrose Clyde Barrow Bonnie Parker

Time Purchases Newark News From Evening News Trustees

Time Inc announces the sale of Newark News to Time in exchange for 325000 shares of Time common stock. The 35 year old Evening News publishing company led by Richard B. Scudder and Edward W. Scudder Jr. sells all assets and liabilities of New Jersey's largest daily and Sunday newspaper.

Newark Newark News Time Inc Time The News New Jersey Evening News Publishing Company Richard B. Scudder Edward W. Scudder Jr Time Common

Kidnaping and Slayings Stir Rural County Town

A string of crimes grips a rural county after the body of Mrs. Roger Decimoand was found on a dirt road. her husband serves 18 years for manslaughter. Authorities fear another girl, the Rickson girl, may also be dead as Sheriff Julian B. Wright questions several suspects. A sister and other witnesses recall the kidnapping and screams as a white man with brown hair abducted a 14 year old junior high student, while residents seek safety as police widen the probe.

Roger Decimoand Nancy Partis Nancy Rinehart Rickson Julian B. Wright Wight Open Margie “Wright Opel Gracie Emmanuel Jackson

Two Doctors Rebuked on Abortions In Medical Dispute

Two doctors faced rebuke over abortions after debate on prosecuting five surgeons. They defended their stance that therapeutic abortions in accredited hospitals for pregnant women exposed to German measles meet an acceptable standard of medical practice.

Crash Kills L B Man, 3 Others Dead

Multiple fatal crashes claim four lives in the Los Angeles area. A man named Leon, passenger in a vehicle driven by Anderson, dies in a fire after a head on collision near Weymouth Avenue. A Rt MacArthur sailor Gary dies alongside Anderson. Two sailors from USS Ashtabula die in a separate collision on Sepulveda Boulevard near Alameda Street. Both motorcycle riders die at hospital. authorities report high speed and fiery wrecks.

Weymouth Avenue Leon E. 1Th St Anderson Averill Park Drive Rt MacArthur Gary Lee McKnight Green Hills Mortuary San Pedro Los Angeles Dennis Conforti Virginia SS Lynwood James Linswiler Columbus Long Beach Alameda Street Dominguez Valley Hospital

California gets three month smog exemption extension

Washington reports California will gain a ninety day extension to prove eligibility for a federal smog emission standards exemption. Secretary John Gardner granted delay after state hearings showed enforcement concerns. A cooperative three year ten million dollar research program by health and welfare, Auto Makers, and American Petroleum Institute aims to study emissions and health effects.

Washington California John Gardner Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare S. Smith Griswold Department Center For Air Pollution Control San Francisco Griswold Gardner Los Angeles Ing Los Aneles Congress Automobile Manufacturers Assn American Petroleum Institute Today Health and Welfare Department Coordinating Research Council of New York City Automotive

Tuition Showdown by Regents Saturday

SACRAMENTO The University of California Board of Regents plans a showdown vote on tuition at their Riverside campus this weekend Gov. Ronald Reagan a regent said fellow board members should vote He favored a $250 charge but accepted a $156 2year proposal and warned against forcing a vote without sufficient information The dispute followed Assembly Democrats approving a report opposing higher student charges prompting partisan debate in the lower house The row included Assembly Republican Leader Monagan accusing Speaker Unruh of partisan tactics and delaying the regents meeting Reagan urged restraint warning not to derail the budget plan with tuition politics

Sacramento UPS University of California Board of Regents Ronald Reagan University Riverside Reagan Ise Assembly Democrats Joint Legislative Committee On Higher Education On &.F Assembly Robert ‘Fr. Monagan Tracy Jesse M. Unruh D-Inglewood Joint Committee Monagan Soren Igi Unruht Reagen

Bribe Jury Indicts High Aides in Racketeering Conspiracy

Indictments accuse state officials and aides of conspiring to direct business to firms linked to a shell company created by Schroath. Prosecutors say profits were shared among defendants under a federal conspiracy charge related to interstate racketeering. If convicted, each faces up to five years and a $10,000 fine.

Schroath Barron Florida

Insulin Suspected in Death of Archerd’s Seventh Wife

Testimony in Los Angeles this week centered on whether insulin caused Archerd’s seventh wife Mary Arden’s death. Dr. Oliver Miller testified autopsy showed hypoglycemic shock and bronchial pneumonia, with hospital records indicating low blood sugar prior to death. Archerd, 55, denies involvement, claiming injuries from a car crash. In a separate note, a bank robbery in Hyattsville, Md. ended when the suspect abandoned the hold‑up.

William Dale Archerd Los Angeles de. Oliver 5. Miller Mary Brinker Post Arden Archerd

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