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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1969

Page

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Unconstitutional health of city sale law echoes in court

Mrs Clarice Grey 57 faced Municipal Court Judge Albert Axelrod in San Francisco after another attempt to sell her buf foons without a license. The judge cited a prior ruling deeming the ordinance unconstitutional and warned officers risking damages by enforcing it. Mrs Grey spoke of trusting the judge and echoed support for his stance. Also noted: Sen Muskie on Ted Kennedy and Carol Ovitz becoming Chicago Board of Trade’s first female member, with observers Henry Wilson and Bill Mallers present.

Clarice Grey Albert Axelrod San Francisco Carol Jane Ovitz Chicago Chicago Board of Trade Miss Ovitz Henry Wilson Bill Mallers

Sam Sheppard to try pro wrestling in Ohio charity show

Sam Sheppard, the exoneration figure, will wrestle Wild Bill Sehioll on August 9 in Waverly, Ohio, in a cancer research benefit. He, a former osteopath and top amateur wrestler, weighs 196 pounds and stands six feet tall. Strickland, his trainer, calls him in great shape and ready for action.

Samuel H. Sheppard Hig Waverly Ohio Gahanna Sheppard Sam

Brother of MLK Jr Drowns in Backyard Pool

Rev. A L Xing, brother of slain civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr, died July 21 from accidental drowning in his Atlanta area backyard pool. Medical examiner noted a blood alcohol content of .27 percent, more than twice the level needed for a DUI conviction in Georgia.

A. L. Xing Martin Luther King Jr Hulton County Atlanta Tout Dillon Georgia

War era bridge sells for nine thousand five hundred dollars

Virgil Pagne told Seat ile readers he bought a 124 ton 350 foot sleet bridge and had it dismantled stored in a barn at Ephrata Washington. The Forest Service paid 250000 for the structure which spanned the Clearwater River about 23 miles north of Lewiston Idaho.

Virgil Pagne Ephrata Wash Pague U.S. Forest Service Clearwater River Lewiston Idaho

Alameda Housing Authority Finds Unit for Repossessed Veteran

John Sheehan and his pregnant wife with two children camped on the Alameda Housing Authority lawn after their truck camper was repossessed. Executive director Richard Marquardt said a two bedroom unit was found and they would move in by nightfall. He is a disabled veteran and was placed at the head of a waiting list with considerations including his status.

John Sheehan Alameda Calif Sheehan Housing Authority Authority Richard Marquardt Sheehans Marallardt

Storm Anna Threatens Northern Leeward Islands

Tropical Storm Anna raced west-northwest across the Atlantic toward the Leeward Islands, with a hurricane warning likely. A Hurricane Center plane found the storm farther west than expected and officials cautioned it could recover and remain potentially dangerous.

Miami Anna Atlantic National Hurricane Center Leeward Islands Hurricane Hunter Leewards Robert H. Simpson Herricane Center Guadeloupe Island French Antilles Simpson

Blacks Win Control of 2 Ala. Boards

In Eutaw Alabama Negroes won control of the Greene County Commission and School Board in a special election. Six Negro candidates totaled 4190 votes with margins from 98 to 38 percent, making Greene County the first in the South with both bodies led by Black officials. Civil rights leaders hailed the result as a nonviolent advance amid continued tension.

Eutaw Ala UPI Greene County Commission Il Ag Nebides Greene County Dennis Hermign Egyptland Husra Williams Southern Christian Leadership Conference Williams Ralph David Abernathy John Chasin National Democratic Party Aalabama Euiaw South Abernathy Charles Tevers Wayette Miss

Silicone May Reduce Car Damage

A Burbank firm introduced a four bumper shock absorber device claiming to virtually eliminate damage in 72 percent of highway accidents. Demonstrations at speeds from 15 to 28 mph showed minimal denting with the system, while a collision without it caused severe damage. The device, estimated under $25 to produce, targets low speed wrecks per National Safety Council data and could lower overall car damage costs.

Los Angeles Burbank UPI Menasco Manufacturing Co Menases Gerald J. Layneh National Safety Council Ile

South Korean Leader to Visit Nixon at Summer White House

South Korea's President Park Chung Hee will visit President Nixon at the Summer White House in San Clemente on August 2 and 22. The trip marks high level talks amid ongoing alliance and regional security concerns.

Los Angeles Park Ching Hee Nixon White House San Celemente

Officer Reports Noise Complaint Ends in Tragic Find

In San Francisco, a 80-year-old man Weo dor Kopiloff answered a neighbor call about noise and led police to his wife Ek atherene Kopiloff 80 found dead and nearly mummified in bed, six months after her death. He kept the body upstairs awaiting a gold steel casket for storage and was sent to the psychiatric ward of San Francisco General Hospital.

Kopiloff Ekatherene San Francisco

Navy Foul of Sailor Fun by De-basing Miniskirts

At Groton Connecticut base sailors quarrel with new civil dress rules prohibiting miniskirts tight clothing and uncovered curlers for women on the TS submarine base. Sailors complain the standards spoil their daily view of working secretaries while workers offer mixed reactions to the regulation.

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FBI Aids in Hunt for Killer in Michigan

In a Lansing press conference Governor Milliken and Attorney General Kelley said the state police chief would lead the manhunt for the killer of seven young women in the Ann Arbor Ypsilanti area with FBI help sought. Victim Marena Sue Preiseman, 18, EMU coed, was buried in Grand Rapids.

Ypsilanti, Michig Michigan Ann Arbor Ypsilanti FBI Lansing William G. Milliken Ally Frank Kelley Michigan State Police U.S EBT Ann Artor Marena Sue Preineman Eastern Michigan University Grand Rapids Milliken Kerey William F. Delhey Washtenaw County Hazard Delhey Kentucky Hazard Ily

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