Independent press notes from Beach city Tuesday
Independent and Press Telegram brief items list updates from Beach area. Jan May events, local notices, schedule hints, and community snippets touch on civic matters and upcoming activities.
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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1968
Page
2
Independent and Press Telegram brief items list updates from Beach area. Jan May events, local notices, schedule hints, and community snippets touch on civic matters and upcoming activities.
Albany reports Gov. Nelson Rockefeller rebuffed calls to take a stand on international issues including Vietnam while denying candidacy. He joked about a tightrope position, cited Pueblo crisis as a tough issue, and praised Gov. Romney’s campaign gains. Green Bay survey shows Rockefeller as top GOP nomination choice among Wisconsin party leaders, ahead of Nixon, with Romney, Reagan, and Percy trailing.
James Boyd writes in the Saturday Evening Post that Senator Thomas J. Dodd received more than 24000 in gifts fees and favors from insurance industry sources after becoming chairman of a subcommittee. He says probes into insurance and television violence were dropped following heavy courting by Metromedia executives and industry figures.
A short entry from the Long Beach Press Telegram dated Tuesday January 30, 1968, appears in the Am edition. The readable fragment references INDEPENDENT WIRE and a phone contact or brief event note. Further details are unavailable in the provided text.
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