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Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1967

Page

2

Woman candidate joins Saigon race for president of South Vietnam

Saigon City Council member Tran Kim Thoi, 44, announces she will run in the Sept 3 South Vietnam presidential election. She advocates love over tyranny and is the sixth candidate in the race, all but her being men. The piece also mentions Mrs John H Procter of Marblehead and her daughters in beauty pageants.

Saigon South Vietnam Tran Kim Thoi John H. Procter Marblehead Mass Massachusetts Mom Procter Pamela Massxachusetts Miami Beach Kathryn North Shore Pam Pamela Procter

Class 3B Party 4414 Years Late At Teighmouth Hotel

Mr. Squibs headmaster of Teighmouth Grammar School hosted Class 3B for a belated celebration at a focal hotel after uncovering a 1922 note asking permission to attend. He invited six former pupils, now aged 77 and older, to join the party and declared the event their delayed birthday.

Squibs Teighmouth Eng Focal Sidney Silverston Teighmouth Grammar School Silverston

Rolling Stones Leaders Face Drug Charges in Court

Mick Jagger and Keith Richards appeared for jury trial on drug charges in London. Robert Fraser, owner of a Mayfair gallery, also faced possession counts. Jagger and Richards deny the offenses as police raided a West Wittering party on February 12.

Mick Jagger Keith Richard Rolling Stones Robert Fraser Papert London Mayfair Jagger Richard Channel West Wittering Fraser

Vatican scolds miniskirts in Osservatore della Domenica

The Vatican's weekly says the church cannot approve miniskirts and urges modesty. It notes fashion trends move toward decorum and condemns immodest dress. Pope Paul VI met actors, actresses, and media in St Peter’s Basilica amid short skirts. Claudia Cardinale defended her length, while the article avoided reference to the audience.

Vatican City UPI Catholic Church Osservatore Della Domenica Church Vatican Paul VII St. Peter's Basilica Claudia Cardinale 7Onservatore Della’ Domenica

Governor Reagan seeks to quell Republican women feud

In Sacramento Governor Ronald Reagan calls Gladys ODonnell a longtime friend as he seeks to smooth tensions within the party after pressure over the National Federation of Republican Women leadership. Reagan says he hopes to talk with ODonnell while denying involvement in the election dispute.

Sacramento Ronald Reagan Gladys O'Donnell Reagan Mareen Sills Anaheim O'Donnell Long Beach National Federation of Republican Women Federation Phylis Schlafly Alton GOP Naional Ray C. Bliss

Beverly Wins Seat in Assembly for 46th District

Republican Robert G. Beverly, Manhattan Beach councilman and former mayor, defeated Democrat J. O. Lee Solomon, Redondo Beach councilman, for the 46th Assembly District. Total tally 23,934 Beverly to 7,546 Solomon including absentee ballots. Beverly set to serve Sacramento as successor to the late Charles E. Chapel after winning GOP primary last June.

Robert G. Beverly Manhattan Beach J. O. Lee Solomon Redondo Beach County Registrar of Benjamin S. Hite Beverly Solomon Sacramento Charles E. Chapel Chapel Dorothy Ronald Reagan GOP Kari Bayrea

Kuchel Urges GOP Solidarity on Viet War

Senate aide Thomas Kuchel urged Republicans to avoid specious flummery over Vietnam and to defend a long standing policy of collective security in Asia. He outlined three don ts to guide GOP stance, warned against two faced rhetoric, and stressed honoring commitments while seeking an honorable peaceful conclusion.

Washington Thomas H. Kuchel Senate GOP White House Kuchel Republican Policy Committee Southeast Asia Eisenhower Vietnam Ruchel United States

Fisherman Title Stripped From Sukarno in Jakarta

The Fishermen's Action Front removed ex President Sukarno from the title Great Fisherman after discovering he remained listed as such. Antra News Agency reported the action taken yesterday in Jakarta.

Jakarta Sukarno Fishermen's Action Front Antra

Widow Fulfills 48 Vow. 8 Children Send to College

Seattle widow Ana Tokita vowed to educate her eight children after becoming penniless as a young widow. She refused welfare, saw five sons work to support the family, and earned the first Mother of the Year award from the Japanese American Citizens League. Her children pursued higher education with degrees or service in the Air Force. two daughters studied interior design and two sons remain in school.

Seattle Ana Tokita Tokita Henry Hashimoto Air Force

Hanna to Seek Review of Ordnance Depot Site

Rep. Richard T. Hanna seeks an objective review by Defense Department brass of the Naval Ordnance Test Station site. He plans talks with Navy Secretary Nitze and Installation official William Point after backing down on relocating from Pasadena to Los Alamitos. If review favors Los Alamitos, the dispute could go to a House Senate conference.

Hanna Ordnance Washington Orange County Defense Department Naval Ordnance Test Station Richard T. Hanna Huntington Beach Navy Frank Nitze Willian Point Defense Robert McNamara Pasadena Los Alamitos Naval Air Station Nitze Point White House Los Alamitos Senate Los Alamtos House Senate Armed Service Committee

Katzenbach Leaves on Africa Visit

Washington notes 7 day 1 nation trip by Undersecretary Nicholas Katzenbach to Africa to underline U S interest in that continent. It marks the first multi nation Africa tour by an American official of Katzenbach's rank.

Washington Nicholas Katzenbach Africa Katzenbach

Two Killed in Mexico Family Feud

In Acapulco area gunduel erupts between Damian and Valente families at a cemetery, leaving two dead and three wounded. Police say all uninjured participants escaped. 25 officers and two troop platoons quelled the fighting as gunfire raged near tombstones. The feud mirrors historic Hatfields and McCoys type clashes, rooted in a north-of-Acapulco region plagued by bandits and long-running feuds.

Acapulco Upntwo Towerhour Maur Damian Valente

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