Navy moves three nuclear ships face Hosmer critique
Washington Navy plan to shift USS Truxtun, USS Bainbridge, and USS Long Beach from Long Beach to San Diego drawn fierce opposition from Rep. Craig Hosmer at a Senate hearing. He warned the move risks irreparable harm and urged keeping the ships homeported in Long Beach for safety and cost reasons.
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Publi Sc Rutiny
Drink-O-Meter Balloon Breath Test Sold for Thrift Use
Mrs. LP of Norwalk seeks protest aid for intoxication testing and is told Lucky Laboratories sells a Drink-O-Meter kit at 2404 dollars per unit. The balloon breath test uses a chemical band system to indicate alcohol levels and suggests a driver be sober or use public transport.
Convictions Against Father Berrigan and Wife Tossed Out
Three of four convictions against Father Philip Berrigan and three similar ones against his wife Sister Elizabeth, a former nun, are thrown out. Details appear on page A-8 and sections Bridge A-24 Carlton B-2 and Classifier C-13 to 24.
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Philip Berrigan
Elizabeth
Schlesinger OK’d as secretary of defense by Senate
The Senate confirmed President Nixon’s nomination of James R. Schlesinger as secretary of defense by a 91 to 0 vote after Sen. Proxmire dropped objections. Proxmire criticized his past remarks on possible bombing of North Vietnam, while Symington said the nominee could serve well if he uses his own judgment. Schlesinger will replace Elliot L. Richardson as defense secretary. TEL AVIV doctors strike as National Health Service wards close and parents take children home.
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Senate
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James R. Schlesinger
William Proxmire
Wis
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Schlesinger
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Senate Armed Services Committee
Congress
Indochina
Symington
Defense
Central Intelligence Agency
Atomic Energy Commission
Elliot L. Richardson
Tel Aviv
Israel
National Health Service
Senate moves to halt bombing in Indochina to save pay
The Senate Appropriations Committee approved by a 9-8 vote a sweeping amendment banning funds for U S operations in Indochina including Cambodia Laos and Vietnam. The panel sent the measure to the full Senate as part of the continuing resolution funding federal agencies after the current year ends.
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Senate Appropriations Committee
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Indochina
Laos
Vietnam
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House
Teamsters Agree on 3-Year Wage Pact for 400000 Drivers
The Teamsters Union and trucking industry reached a tentative 33 month contract with total wage gains of 95 cents per hour for about 400,000 drivers. The plan provides 35 cents per hour on July 1 and 30 cents annually in the remaining years, plus up to 1 cent per hour for livings costs. Improved vacation holiday schedules and health and welfare benefits are included.
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Teamsters Union
Teamster
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Whioh
Dr Todd elected AMA president elect in New York
Dr Malcolm C Todd a S year old Long Beach surgeon was named president elect of the American Medical Association at the close of the annual convention in New York City He will become AMA president in June 1974 serving a one year term The incoming president Dr Russell B Roth of Erie Pa was installed earlier in the week Todd a former California Medical Association and Long Beach Medical Association leader has practiced surgery in Long Beach since 1948 He urged better relations with the news media and said actions will speak for doctors.
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Long Beach
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American Medical Association
New York City
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AMA
Russell B. Roth
Erie
California Medical Association
Long Beach Medical Association
el Parque
Nixon challenged to testify on Watergate duty
Senate Watergate Chair Sam Ervin pressed that President Nixon must answer whether he failed to execute laws faithfully in relation to Watergate. Dean testified he kept few notes, feared incriminating statements, and described being a restraint at the White House amid wild schemes.
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Washington
Senate
Sam J. Ervin Jr
Nixon
North Carolina
White House
John W. Dean
Ervin
Dean
Samuel Cash
Secret Service
Reward offered for tip in Long Beach rape knife attack
A North Long Beach woman was assaulted, kidnapped, raped, and stabbed in a home invasion on June 14. Secret Witness will pay 500 dollars for information leading to the arrest and conviction of one or both attackers. Call 436-2526 or write to Secret Witness, P.O. Box 67, Long Beach. Other cases with rewards listed on Page A16.
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Giclita
P.O
Long Beach
Calif
Nixon enmities sparked backlash from many critics
The transcript notes a list of about 200 politicians journalists and others tainted by a White House enemies roster. Dean II said officials used federal channels to target rivals while respondents from Rep. Bella Abzug Sen Harold Hughes Harald Gibbons Sen Walter Mondale and others criticized Nixon officials for partisan retaliation and moral erosion.
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Daniel K. Inouye
Hawaii
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Nixon
Bella Abzug
Dn.y
Harold Hughes
Dtowa
Harald Gibbons
Teamsters Union
United States
Sen
Waller F. Mondale
D-Minn
Harvard —_ University
John Kenneth
Weather Tonight And Friday In The Aho Area
Tonight and Friday night the area will have low clouds and fair conditions with a low around 65 and a high near 75. The mountains stay fair with a low around 55 and a high near 85 while the deserts see gusty winds with a low about 68 and a high near 115.
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