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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1967

Page

4

Three-Step Fair Housing Bill Offered

Senator Mondale and 21 liberals introduced the Fair Housing Act of 1967 as a separate bill. The measure would prohibit housing discrimination by 1969, seek voluntary compliance in 1967, ban blockbusting, and extend civil rights protections in housing, with debate over referral to a friendlier committee. Mondale warned of a potential social disaster if segregation and ghettos persist, noting open housing laws in 17 states and modest progress.

Washington Walter Mondiale D-Minn Senate Mondale Johnson Senate Ju Judiciary Committee Judiciary Committee Housing and Urban Development Department

Ten Women Marines to Get Viet Duty

CAMP PENDLETON UPI Ten women Marines will be sent to the Vietnam combat area for the first time. Col Barbara Bishop said an officer and enlisted personnel are being selected and trained for desk jobs and billets in Saigon. The women will receive combat pay and serve as the first official combat women Marines in the corps. The director noted that overseas service is not the primary purpose and there may be limited buildup due to quarters and assignment constraints.

Camp Pendleton Upi Vietnam Barbara Bishop Peronel Saigon Marine Corps Col. Bishop Corps Cal. Bishop California Hawaii

Foster Parents Fight for Custody of Baby Nancy Anne Pagani

New York case in state supreme court centers on Nancy Anne Pagani, four, removed from foster care by the Foundling Hospital which says the Marcheses are too old to provide proper care. The Marcheses argue removal would be traumatic and that age is not a valid reason. Hospital attorney cites financial and emotional concerns while a daughter of the Marcheses recalls the fear of losing the child.

Nancy Anne Pagani Nunzio New York Foundling Hospital Marchese State Supreme Court Foundling Hospital Marcheses Nancy Anne Polmer Thomas A. Aurelio Gerald Alpert Imtrs Barbara Marchese Welfare Worker Hospital Martin Polmer

East German Leaders Conclude 45-Hour Moscow Visit

East German Communist leaders headed by Walter Ulbricht finished a 45 hour talks in Moscow with Soviet officials led by Leonid Brezhnev and Premier Alexei Kosygin. They reportedly discussed blocking West Germany from pursuing diplomatic relations with other eastern European communist states.

Moscow West Germany Europe Communist Party Walter Ulbricht Ili Leonid T. Breainey Alexei N Ksygin

Johnson aid plan clears House amid Punta del Este doubts

The House passed a Latin American aid measure 234 to 118, backing standby resources and increased aid to alliance for progress, though final action before the Punta del Este talks in mid April remains uncertain. Senate hearings are set for April 3, with possible wording tweaks and no fixed money figures.

Washington Johnson House Punta del Este Uruguay Senate Foreign Relations Committee J. W. Fulbright D-Ark United States Congress U.S Alliance For Progress Fulbright Sym

Woman collapses in snow claiming parking space defense

Police rushed to Wilson Street New Haven after reports a woman collapsed in the gutter. She said she was saving a space for her husband, prompting a curious scene as responders attended to the incident.

New Haven, Conn UPI Wilson Street

Bank Robbery Suspect Gives Birth in Custody

In Columbus Georgia a bank robber described as calm during the hold up gave birth to a 7 pound 14 ounce baby at Columbus Medical Center minutes after the crime. The suspect and her infant were reported doing well. Police say the woman then fled in a car borrowed from a used car lot. Her husband is listed as a Vietnam veteran.

Columbus UPI Culletin Ford Ella Deane Vietnam Upchurch Columbus Bank Savings Co

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