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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1966
Page
1
Former presidential aide Shennan Adams, a Dartmouth lecturer, said in a campus radio interview from Hanover New Hampshire that the Republican Party is rudderless and unity today is a myth. He urged a rallying figure akin to Eisenhower to mobilize the party.
Sacramento reports Philippine President Marcos urged not to visit the United States amid a tides and oil rights fund grab linked to Los Angeles. California senators press for a tour of Asia instead to avoid signaling support for U.S. involvement while the Philippines seeks roads and resources. The article also notes unrelated items about a fingerprinted princess, Dr. Strangelove author Peter George’s death, and Viet Nam war promotion news.
Five soft coal miners were killed when odorless gas flooded an automated mine near Dora Pennsylvania. Victims John Kramer 34 Bam Gaul 39 Robert White 47 Hilton Neiswonger 27 and Ronald Moore 25 were inside when the gas caused a collapse and three rescuers died trying to help. The mine produced about 1,200 tons daily and employed 65 workers.
A garbled entry from the Long Beach California post office lists monthly carrier delivery fees and a daily circulation audit. Figures include 9278 dollars 33.00 and single copy 40, with references to Malt B25 39.00. The record mentions the Audit Bureau of Circulation and Pine Avenue location.
Chris Corso and George Schroeder, both 14, crawled through an abandoned Walnut Creek mine for a day and a night. They followed a trail of camera flashbulbs to sunlight, despite their teacher’s orders and a rescue party led by Chris’s father.
The long session nears a budget deadline as stalemate over a $275 million school bond and a broad tax and spending plan sustains tension. Gov Brown faces decisions on sobriety tests for drunken drivers and a potential gubernatorial signature on a stalled bill, with no recess in 112 straight days of session.
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