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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1970
Page
1
Cheyenne newsman Red Kelso learns his 21 year old son Richard filed for Democratic nomination for state representative from Laramie County. Kelso answers with a $10 Republican filing, jokes his wife will be mad, as 31 candidates compete for 11 House seats in Laramie County.
The Soviet Union published a staged settlement plan in Soviet Weekly, outlining initial acceptance of 1967 UN resolutions, withdrawal of Israeli forces after a draft, and a war end state with frontiers guaranteed by the UN or permanent members. It calls for demilitarized zones, possible UN troops in Gaza and Sharm El-Sheikh, and freedom of navigation through key straits.
A three year old girl died in a house fire in Long Beach. Vera Gavea, 3380 Santa Fe Avenue Apt 1, was found dead at 2 40 am in a bedroom at her mother Elvira Gonzalez’s home 925 E Daymon Street while the mother was away. Officer James J. Rourke saw the fire, notified dispatch, and forced entry but was driven back by heat. Firemen found the victim on a bedroom floor.
A garbled OCR item notes a press Telegram listing about single copy delivery service terms and a standard rate or process. Key entities are unclear. The fragment suggests a local newspaper notice or ad referencing reserve or delivery details.
A Denver court ordered Pvt. Eugene M. Hart confined at the Federal Medical Center in Springfield, Missouri, after a psychiatrist found him a growing schizophrenic unable to assist his defense. Hart, 27, of Fort Ord, California, allegedly threatened President Nixon on March 24 and was arrested after an anonymous tip placed him near the Brown Palace Hotel.
The House defeated the Cooper Church amendment aimed at limiting presidential action in Cambodia. A motion to instruct the Senate House conference committee to accept Senate restrictions was tabled 287 to 158 amid charges of pressure calls from Housing and Urban Development employees. House leaders defended the process as typical political maneuvering.
Margaret Mead and Susan Oliver won the All-Women Transcontinental Air Race handicap prize, finishing two tenths of a mile ahead of runners up. The duo, flying a Cessna 210, earned 2000 dollars for their 2 hour 3 minute flight, while Jo An Stype and Joan Mace tied for second and Tina Jorish placed third with 1000 dollars.
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