Two Fullerton Women Die in Downtown Long Beach Crash
Two Fullerton women Mildred Glenn 43 and Evelyn LaForve 50 died when their late model car was crushed between a city bus and a palm tree on Sixth Street near Olive Avenue in downtown Long Beach. Bus driver John Hosanna 26 and his passenger Carmen Rivera 22 were uninjured. The fatal crash occurred after the car reportedly ran a stop sign as witnesses said the bus swerved to avoid the auto. Both victims were pronounced dead on arrival at St Marys Hospital. The bodies were later moved to Holton and Sons Mortuary. the incident marked Long Beach’s 34th and 35th traffic fatalities of the year.
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Nixon says Russia seeks peace with aims beyond world end
At Bohemian Grove near Guerneville California Nixon told 1500 business leaders that the United States seeks peace as an end in itself while the USSR uses peace as a step toward broader aims. He urged trade with Iron Curtain nations with political and economic objectives and called for no sales of war materiel to enemies.
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Eisenhower dismisses Khrushchev claim on 1960 election
Former President Eisenhower called Nikita Khrushchev's assertion that the Soviet Union aided Richard Nixon's 1960 defeat “silly.” He said Khrushchev's remarks, made in a Paris interview, were not credible and linked to Nixon's failed plea to release Gary Powers. Eisenhower cited Khrushchev's anger in Paris over his refusal to apologize for a decision he believed benefited the U.S. country.
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Tax set tled vacation push to end session in California
Sacramento lawmakers push to finish the 1967 session amid a $1 billion tax increase and open housing debates. Adjournment eyed by week’s end after Reagan signs bill. education funding formulas and open housing reform dominate the agenda. A burglary at Long Beach’s Shell station netted $340 from a floor safe.
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