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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1967

Page

8

Long Beach Lawyer Accused by Fellow Attorney

A Long Beach attorney was named in a battery report after an incident at 415 W Ocean Blvd. where he spat at fellow lawyer Phil Poppler and stomped out a cigar in a bar area of the office building amid a courtroom dispute. Robert N. Cleaves, 36, of Los Angeles, said the incident followed a subpoena served around 10:20 a.m. during a court action between their clients.

Long Beach Robert N. Cleaves Los Angeles Phil Poppler Enack W. Ocean Cleaves Poppler Asso

Soviet SAS pact opens Siberian to Tokyo flights

The Soviet Union grants Scandinavian Airlines rights to cross Siberia to Japan in exchange for Aeroflot overflight rights across Scandinavian territory. Formal documents exchanged in Moscow name Cleaves and Poppler amid a spitting incident. SAS aims to cut Tokyo time, with a 7,772 mile Copenhagen Tokyo route via Anchorage and an initial weekly round trip via Helsinki.

Los Angeles API Soviet Union Scandinavian Airlines Siberia Japan Aeroflot Copenhagen Tokyo Anchorage SAS Corticor Warsaw Romania Turkey Lebanon United Arab Republic Leningrad Helsinki

Red Cuba Drafts Youths for Farms in Plan

A Miami monitored radio says 50 000 youths are slated to spend two years doing agricultural work in a plan backed by the Communist Party and the Communist Youth Union. In recent weeks 7 000 have already worked in areas short of field hands.

Miami Navana Radio Communist Party Commuunists Youth Union

Suspects Nabbed and Sought in $150,000 Store Theft Ring

In Jacksonville Florida a six foot brunette in blue jeans led a theft spree at a Duval Federal Savings and Loan branch. She entered calmly with a hunting knife, left with loot, then crossed to The Still bar while a bystander watched. Detective Neil Brown led the ensuing investigation and arrests.

Duval Federal Savings and Loan Association Connie Harrison Neil Brown

Vietnamese junta names Cao Van Vien defense minister

In Saigon the military junta named Lt Gen Cao Van Vien as defense minister, replacing ousted Deputy Prime Minister Nguyen Huu Co, in a public communique. The move leaves the post of vice prime minister vacant while the junta plans broader leadership changes.

Army Cao van Vien Nguyen Huu Co Naional Leadership Council

Discrimination Wins Over Immoral Prostitution Ban

In Portland two women accused of prostitution had charges dismissed in municipal court after a higher court ruled the city ordinance discriminates against women. Judge Salmonetti noted the law is not applied to men and could be revised to apply to anyone offering sexual services.

Portland, Ore UPI Multnomah County Alfred T. Salmonetti

Revolt by Negro Bloc Splits Demo Edge in Assembly

In Sacramento a six man Negro bloc threatens to fracture the Democratic majority over committee assignments. The row blocked a 300000 state college investigation resolution as two rebels joined Republicans. Brown’s leadership faced a rebuff from Unruh and Miller amid a racial issue shadowing Assembly politics.

Jim McCauley State Bureau Sacramento Assembly Assembly Rules Committee Jesse M.lory Brown Jnruh Dinglewood Legislative Negro Willie L. Brown Jr Francisco University Investigageles Ton Joy J Mervyn Dymally Los Angeles Dymally John J. Unruh D-Berkeley Democratic Party Miller

Rhodesian Premier May Visit United States

A Rhodesian minister said Premier Jan Smith would travel to the United States if the State Department approves the invitation. The trip, planned for March, could ease Rhodesia's strained relations amid U.S. sanctions and Britain’s rule.

Salisbury UPI Jan Smith United States Amerlc Rhodesia

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