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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1967
Page
1
James Duckett wheeled his wife Jean's bed to his father in law's garden, chopped the bed with an ax, changed the locks, cut racket strings, and declared lovemaking weakened a man before a judge. The court rejected adultery and granted Mrs Duckett a divorce on grounds of cruelty.
Burt Ward 21 known as Robin in the Batman series will marry Kathy Kersh 23 in Las Vegas this Saturday in a private ceremony. Ward's divorce from Bonney Ward 20 was finalized February 9 in Sana Monica. Kersh is the former wife of Vince Edwards and had separated from Edwards after their 1965 Los Angeles divorce.
Senator Milton R. Young, a North Dakota Republican, says the CIA tried to curtail private group financing in the past but faced objections from other government branches. He notes each investment outside government was made with what appeared to be written authorization from the National Security Council and was scrutinized by the Bureau of the Budget.
Sacramento reports the State Coordinating Council joined opponents of Governor Reagan's fiscal 1967 63 plan. It noted about 50 million in University of California and state college capital outlay would not be funded and urged lawmakers not to raise tuition in 1967 68. Regents had already voted to postpone tuition until spring 1968 to protect education quality.
A campaign group led by Otis L. Guernsey seeks 5 0 million dollars to fund a National Cathedral tower in Washington as a Churchill memorial. The plan accompanies broader debates on CIA funding and campus politics sprouting from the Notre Dame and Berkeley protests, with leaders and backers from New York firms to church figures backing the memorial effort.
Ogden F. Kellogg of Gold Hill Ore reports a three day hunt for his son Ogden Kellogg Jr. and companion Eleanor Dart in Baja California’s San Felipe area since February 3. Private pilots and regional search parties from San Felipe Mexicali Ensenada comb through barren hills as the pair, both experienced climbers, were due back to Claremont on February 13. Kellogg grandson to William and Mrs Kellogg of La Jolla Beach and Tennis Club.
Charles J. Smith, 57, director of United Steel Workers District 38 and western area officer, was indicted on 30 counts for embezzling $8,660 from union funds during 1962-65. Bond set at $1,000. warrant issued. Lt. Atty. John Van de Kamp says Smith caused union records to reflect a $5,000 reimbursement for a campaign expense never made. charged under the Labor Management Reporting and Disclosure Act.
San Francisco Up: Senator Kuchel refused to disclose reelection plans amid Republican factional moves to purge him. He dismissed calls to replace him and said he may seek Reagan endorsement if he runs again, noting he has never asked the governor to back him.
The Buddhist Churches of America will hold its annual general meeting in Ogden Utah from Friday through Sunday. Delegates from branches across the region are expected to attend the northern Utah gathering.
Public notice item notes the mailing arrangement for the periodical Press-Gelestam. It lists the Long Beach post office, subscription details, and carrier delivery charges per month, with an audit by the Bureau of Circulation.
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