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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1966
Page
7
Princess Anne departed a London hospital Wednesday following surgery to straighten her broken nose after a fall from her horse. The royal also sustained injuries in the mishap but is reported in good spirits as she recovers.
The Atomic Energy Commission will detonate an underground nuclear device Friday at the Nevada test site with yield between 20 000 and 200 000 tons of TNT. An AEC spokesman said the advance notice aimed to quiet public concern. A low yield underground test was conducted Wednesday, the 15th weapons test this year and the 84th since the atmospheric ban began in 1963.
A 1 A bill to change an seven year old Massachusetts law prohibiting the dissemination of contraceptives and birth control information moved to Governor John Volpe for action.
Sacramento reports 386 708 major crimes in 1965 across California, up 8.6 percent from 1964 with willful homicides up 14.4 percent to 892 cases. San Francisco, Santa Clara, Alameda and Los Angeles counties lead in felony reporting. Britain grants doctors and dentists wage boosts averting a national NHS strike, aiding the Labour government.
The article reports a protest in London involving British recruiters and Russian teachers, centered on wage disputes and alleged anti-Soviet activity charges against Daniel Stoait. It notes Ralph Scott’s case and mentions pay hikes for general practitioners and hospital physicians as context for labor tensions.
Sen. Thomas Kuchel of California urged approval of a subsidy bill to revive gold mining. He argued government price pegging at 1934 levels hurts modern production and noted California once produced up to 14 million ounces in 1940 while today it is nearly nonexistent.
Declan Mulligan sues the Beau Brummels in San Francisco Superior Court claiming he was forced out of the rock group he founded. He seeks 250000 in general damages and 1 million punitive damages and asks to dissolve the oral partnership. Defendants include Ron Elliot John Peterson Ron Meager Sal Valent ino and agents Tom Donohue Robert Mitchell and Carl Scott.
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