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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1966
Page
2
Kugler identifies with left wing causes and aided Paul Peter Pierce of Long Beach in placing People's World papers on street racks in 1954. Pierce, a distributor for the People's World, had his automobile stopped by police for two minor traffic violations during the same period.
A Long Beach area inquiry links CDC officers Thomas Garland Moore Sr and Dr Ruben Kugler to leftist causes. Records show Moore and Kugler faced congressional scrutiny in the 1950s for subversive associations while Kugler helped shape the CDC Latin American Policy, praising Cuba restrictions and Panama Canal policy.
On February 14 1955 a U S District Court found Moore guilty of three counts of contempt of Congress and fined 160 dollars with a six month jail term suspended later He had served as secretary of the Independent Progressive Party and executive director and a presidential elector in 1948 He moved through Oregon Lakewood Long Beach and Sacramento leading civic roles and a Community Welfare Council project director post tied to an 85000 federal grant The report notes his association with the Northwest Committee for Protection of the Foreign Born and the CDC and mentions L A librarian Dr Ruben Kugler as a contact for literature tied to the post
About 200 female students at Tennessee Tech in Cookeville staged a Valentine’s Day protest against beard cultivation by male students. The event followed a month-long beard growing contest sponsored by the student government for Tech’s 15th anniversary, with banners and large props depicting razors and electric shavers.
Prospective jurors discuss Angles motive while Krueger trial continues. Angles, 17, from Hollywood Calif, held at Gatesville School for Boys after slayings near Corpus Christi. He was arrested April 14 1965 and cars bodies found by lagoon. Krueger fled to Mexico before capture.
An offer promotes a small electronic device for those with faded hearing. It claims to aid radio and TV listening without being a hearing aid and invites readers to call HE 20459 or write to Here Better at 37 Pine Ave, Tong Beach, California. One device per person, no obligation.
Washington reports the FCC asserted jurisdiction over all community antenna television systems and scrapped its 14 day non duplication rule. The ruling ends the 15 day blackout but excludes CATV systems with fewer than 1,000 customers and seeks new legislation to formalize national policy in the field.
The article reports Luci Nugent and her fiancé plan a church wedding with a White House reception to follow for relatives and close family friends. Details on guest count and other specifics were not disclosed. Luci, a Georgetown nursing student, and Nugent, a Marquette graduate and Air National Guard member, are Roman Catholics.
Congressman Thomas a longtime House veteran dies at his Washington home after a battle with cancer. A World War I veteran and Rice and University of Texas law graduate, he was a popular figure known for chairing an appropriation subcommittee. Funeral services planned in Washington and Houston with burial at Houston Veterans Hospital Cemetery.
New York UPI reports Emily Francis a New Zealand native who spent over half her life promoting acts in America died Monday at Wickersham Hospital. She was 87.
The Sacramento Union announced its directors voted to sell the paper to the Copley Press, subject to Union shareholder approval. The offer amount was not disclosed, though reports cited bids of 1.5 to 1.7 million dollars from Copley and rivals. The Union, founded in 1851, has featured writers like Mark Twain and Harold Ross.
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