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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1966
Page
1
Denver police ticketed 23 year old Terry J. Glad for running a stop sign. A homemade water ski with a young woman rode behind him on a lake formed downtown. A crowd of about 200 gathered as officers tried to calm the scene with little violence.
In Cleveland the Hough district and other Negro slums faced arson and violence as firebombs sparked fires after dark. Authorities filed felony charges against nine rioters as Rep Feighan called for a congressional investigation. A local Negro councilman urged martial law, which Ohio Gov Rhodes denied. Police and National Guard patrolled the riot zone amid alarms and rumors.
Astronauts Young and Collins completed a 70 hour 47 minute space mission, docking with an Agena, reaching 476 miles altitude, and performing two space walks though hampered by issues. They landed near Cape Kennedy and were debriefed, with officials praising the mission’s rendezvous and docking milestones. Inflation across the Los Angeles basin rose modestly in June driven by food and medical costs, while mortgage rates also edged higher.
Newark police say a man believed to have killed Rosa Gonzalez and her three children then wounded himself. The suspect, Elias Vargas, 30, is linked to a history of trouble with the Gonzalez family. Bodies found after a self-inflicted throat wound. Vargas had been a patient at Trenton State Hospital. Authorities noted no visible neighbor interference and that Vargas was jailed previously on assault and battery charges.
The notice records mailing details for Press-Gelearam as second class matter at the Long Beach Post Office California. It lists monthly copy audit figures and circulation, with delivery and office address at 6th Street and Pine Avenue Long Beach and references an annual or monthly payment amount.
In Haifa three Israeli Arabs were sentenced to seven years in prison for spying for Syria. They pleaded guilty to passing information to Syrian intelligence agents at the court.
Cambridge Massachusetts United Press International reports Fred Norris Robinson aged 95 founder of Celtic Studies in North America died of a stroke Thursday at Harvard University's Stillman Infirmary.
In Santa Monica a bus driver Estelle Black and late passenger Dennis Moninger caused a wild ride when Moninger sprayed hair spray during a ride. The bus rolled on with Moninger at the controls, crashing into signs and a meter before stopping. No charges filed.
Weston Connecticut Tealand R Gustavson 7 well known magazine illustrator died Thursday in a convalescent home here Gustavson was noted for his illustrations on techniques
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