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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1968

Page

2

Reagan Disputes 700 Percent Property Assessment Increase

Governor Ronald Reagan angrily challenged the Los Angeles Assessment Appeals Board over a 700 percent rise in the Malibu property tax assessment. The 54 acre site was valued at 54,000, up from 7,500, and Reagan claimed insider knowledge and questioned the board’s motives. County Assessor Philip...

Reagan Ronald Reagan Los Aneetes Assessment Appeals Board Malibu Philip Ry Watson 20Th Century Fox Studio Appeals Board Fox Stevens Stanley Sapira Watson Lee

Fine for 3 Drug Firms Over Anti Trust Violations

Three leading U S pharmaceutical makers were fined a total of 450000 in federal court for conspiring to restrain trade and monopolize the manufacture and distribution of tetracycline aureomycin tetramycin and chloromycetin from 1953 to 1961. The court allowed payment deferral pending appeal.

New York UPI Marvin E. Frankel Charlee Pfizer and Co. Inc American Cycinamid Co Bristol- Myers Co Frankel Astry ‘Sklarsky Justice Department Anti-Trust Division Sklarsky Franken

Four Thousand Paratroops Send to Vietnam Front

The 82nd Airborne's 3rd Brigade joins 4,000 previously deployed troops to reinforce Saigon as North Vietnamese pressure rises. At Khe Sanh Marine base, U.S. forces report heavy artillery and air strikes with 31 enemy deaths. Overall U.S. troop total climbs toward 504,000 with more Marines and paratroopers en route.

Saigon 82Nd Johnson United States William C. Westmoreland Khe Sanh South Vietnam U.S Vietnam el Toro Santa Ana Cali Amercal 1St Air Cavalry Division 101St Airborne Division Quang Tri Thuy Thien Demilitarized Zone da Nang Khe Sach

Freeway Crash Fatal to Youth

A Los Angeles youth died at Long Beach Community Hospital after his car struck a divider on the San Diego Freeway near Studebaker Road. George Grimble Jr. 20, was southbound and reportedly fell asleep about 5 15 a.m., according to the Highway Patrol.

Los Angeles Long Beach San Diego George Grimble Jr Studebaker Road Highway Patrol

Archerd Faces Cross-Examination in Insulin Killings Trial

William Dale Archerd, on trial in Los Angeles Superior Court for six deaths linked to insulin injections, endures a prolonged cross-examination. He testifies about Kaiser ties, his seventh wife Mary Arden, her death after a traffic incident, and allegations that Archerd arranged funerals while seeking insurance and financial benefit.

William Dale Archerd Kaiser Henry J. Kaiser Fontana Archerd Adolph Alexander Los Ageles Superior Court Mery Brinker Post Arden Philip Erbsen Arden Claremont College Mary Ened Arsherd Burnie Archerd Long Beach Long Beach Memorial Hospital Arherd

Hospitals Set to Quit Blue Cross in Southern California

Six Long Beach area hospitals announce withdrawal from Blue Cross citing payment disputes and cost concerns. Officials warn patients may face higher charges for non Blue Cross care as the Hospital Economics Association members join the move.

Blue Cross Southern California Long Beach Southern California Blue Cross Probem Hospital Economics Association Southland Arthur G. Turner Hospital Economic Association

Farmers' Classified Ad Urges Chick Sales

Ad urges farmers to sell baby chicks by placing classified notices. Encourages dialing HE 2-5959 for results and quick inquiries. Includes direct call to action and advertising tone typical of local classifieds.

Court says House may err in seating Powell

U S Court rejects Powell plea noting branches may err in seating decisions. Judge Burger writes that conflicts between co equal branches are destructive and that remedies may be unavailable if the House balks. Court recognizes the rights of New York's 300000 residents in the case.

Walter E. Burger New York J&th District

Million Palladium Heist at Kennedy Airport Cargo

Two men in forged documents staged a theft at KLM cargo building. They used a panel truck to haul palladium valued at $508,351 from Amsterdam sent for Engelhard Industries Newark. A later Engelhard representative recovered the metal. The Port Authority notes $2.25 million in cargo thefts at the airport since 1945.

New York Kennedy Airport KLM Royal Dutch Airlines Engelhard Industries Inc Newark, N.J Newark Amsterdam Holland Engelhard Soviet Union Port of New York Authority

Romney reportedly out of race amid withdrawal speculation

In Lansing and Detroit reports claim Mitt Romney may quit the GOP nomination race though he says no single rival will emerge. Rockefeller supporters push the idea of a change in stance while Concord professors plan a news conference for Rockefeller. New Hampshire officials say Romney's name cannot be removed from ballots as deadlines have passed. In Highland Park Michigan, Kathryn Marion Godfrey mother of Arthur Godfrey dies at 89.

Rockefeller Romney Lansing Detroit United States Romaney Michigan Concord N.H John Beckett University of New Hampshire New Hampshire Robert Stark Rommey Stack Highland Park UPI Kathryn Marion Godfrey Arthur Godfrey

Wheeler Briefs Johnson on Vietnam Troop Needs

Gen Wheeler met with President Johnson in Washington after returning from Southeast Asia. The briefing outlined the war situation but did not confirm any immediate request for more combat troops. A Cabinet session followed, with top planners present, while Westmoreland argued that extra troops could deny the enemy his objectives. Johnson had just left his Texas ranch and appeared energetic in the capital.

Vietnam Darla G. Wheeler Joint Chiefs of Staff Saigon Westmoreland Johnson Washington Karle G. Wheeler White House George Christian Wheeler Southeast Asia Christian Paul H. Nitze William C. Westmoreland U.S Associated Press South Vietnam

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