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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1969
Page
2
Michael Crawford, 24, pleaded guilty in Magistrate's Court to seven alleged spankings of youths in Belleville Illinois. He was fined 500 dollars with 430 stayed. Police say some cases involved littering or bicycle riding as reasons for punishment.
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller arrived in El Rosario during a state of siege imposed by Argentina's military regime after a bomb at a government power plant and arson at rail stations. Police and army patrols tightened control as a general strike lagged in effectiveness. Rockefeller, on a Latin American fact finding mission, pressed for U.S. policy overhauls to address regional instability.
A severe dust storm caused a Fairchild transport plane to crash near Agra killing fourteen Indian air force officers and enlisted men. In Rajasthan near Jodhpur a helicopter with two pilots and two trainees also crashed, killing four air force personnel and eight civilians. Six children and two women died on the ground.
A brief notice indicates a matter at a pal site within State Reach involving CHM. Details are sparse in the readable text but reference a local proceeding or property matter requiring attention from involved parties. Further specifics are not available in the fragment.
Washington Insurance executive Gilbert Fitzhugh, a Metropolitan Life veteran, will lead a blue ribbon Pentagon study panel charged with reviewing defense organization procurement and R&D. President Nixon appointed him on Melvin Laird’s recommendation to seek efficiency and cost savings over a year long, comprehensive review.
UPI reports the Nixon administration seeks statutory power to stop Medicare reimbursements to doctors who overcharge, use inferior supplies, or commit fraud. Veneman and Senate Finance Committee officials say authorities are needed to curb abuses, with hospital payments also slated to be limited to standard public charges.
Washington reports the Department of Health Education and Welfare backs a rule to require warnings on all cigarette ads and labels. Surgeon General William Stewart testifies the warning would reflect the link between smoking and mortality and suggests FTC action to curb advertising.
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