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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1968
Page
7
Mary Cited as Key in Long Beach Waterfront Crunch
City officials urge AFL-CIO leaders George Meany and C J Haggerty to intervene in a jurisdictional dispute delaying the Mary project. Nine maritime unions have picketed the Queen Mary, blocking towing to a drydock for a 42 day hull repair, with a court order pending. If unresolved, the hotel and convention center remodel could be jeopardized. The dispute risks delaying a multi million dollar conversion project and the city seeks a peaceful settlement acceptable to all parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach
AFL- Cra
Queen Mary
Long Beach Naval Shipyard
Aflcio
George Meany
Meany
C.J. Haggerty
Afl-Cio Building Trades Department
Council
C. B. Gariss
Afl-Cio
Haggerty
Senate Indifference complicates civil rights push
The Senate refused to invoke cloture ending a month-long filibuster by civil rights opponents. Lawmakers face legislation tailored to placate southern segregationists and northern allies who seek only symptom relief. The President's Commission on Civil Disorders will soon release a dramatic report on the 1967 riots and crisis demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Senate
Commission On Civil Disorders
Working on Riot Causes Near White House
Near the White House the President's Commission on Civil Disorders works at a fast pace to prepare a report on riots. The panel plans to present its findings to the public on March 3, with a Preface by the President dated Lincoln's birthday. He warned of a bad summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Commission On Civil Disorders
Lincoln
U.S. Riots Prep Highlight Federal Plans and Police Warnings
Article reports on summer riot planning at the Justice Department and police agencies, including calls for dry runs by National Guard units, riot control tactics, and a controversial focus on preventing riots by addressing underlying causes. Attorney General Clark defends efforts to eliminate injustice within law, while leaders promise a blunt, honest commission report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Justice Department
National Guard
Clark
Segal
Reagan Opens Door to Critics in California
Sacramento report outlines political tensions as President Reagan’s moves spark Democratic and intra party criticism. Gov. denies antagonism, yet appoints Thomas W. Caldecott a legislative consultant and Gordon A. Fleury, a lobbyist, to the Little Hoover Commission. Critics warn of constitutional separation concerns and potential conflicts with state insurance and retirement oversight.
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Sacramento
Conien
Nere
Reagan
Gordon A. Fleury
Esetectural
Little Hover Commiss 5
Reagen Formit
Casldecott
Fo 4 Son
Fleury
California Criticism Grows Over Reagan Appointments
A political dispute unfolds as conservatives press concerns about Reagan appointing two officials. A former GOP leader reveals Wallace‑leaning conservatives lobbied for a book attack on Reagan. The looming publication strains party split and signals Wallace’s challenge to Reagan for far right votes.
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California
Reagan
Alabama
George Wallace
Yan
Eeepolitica
Wallace
Two Judges For Every Court Idea Hailed By Attorney
Blaine Nels Simons of Long Beach argues that Mary Neiswender dodged key facts in a Feb. 18 Sun's LPT piece about a son's probation hearing. He says probation officers vet cases weeks before sentencing, involve attorneys, and weigh reports heavily, suggesting personal access to judges should be limited to preserve time for on bench duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Neiswenders
Neiswender
Blaine Nels Simons
Long Beach
Southernmost point question and Nobelium dispute
A quiz from the paper asks the most southern point of the conterminous United States Cape Sable Fla and notes it lies 49 miles farther south than Texas. Another item asks for a standard definition of an American Indian and cites no Congressional or judicial definition. It also lists Nobelium as the disputed name for element 102.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Cape Sable
Fla
Texas
Congress
Debate on FHA and VA loan rate ceilings in Congress
Liberal lawmakers and the Johnson administration face pressure over keeping interest rate ceilings for loans insured by FHA and VA. Congress may lift the cap or delay action amid inflation and higher investor yields. Critics like Wright Patman warn past increases simply boosted discounting, complicating any change.
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Washington
Congress
Executive Branch
Johnson
Treasury
FHA
Chaiman Wright Patman
D-Tesas
House Banking Committee
House
Patan
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