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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1969

Page

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New York cop and meter maid in Bronx court over dime

Off duty patrolman David Waksman arrested meter maid Armella Lacey after she ticketed his double parked car. A dispute led to Lacey’s disorderly conduct charge. court date set for July. Alsoצר TV figure Tom Duggan dies in Los Angeles after car crash and autopsy ordered. Nixon almost joined FBI. inheritance issue resolved. sex education bill advances likening it to alcohol and tobacco.

New York City Bronx David Waksman Armella Lacey Waksman Miss Lacey Tom Duggan Los Angeles Cedars of Lebanon Corone Duggan Pacific Coast Highway Malibu Cedars of Lebanon Hospital KCOP California Chicago Beverly Hills Louisiana Legislativa State Board of Education Fredrick Hayes Lafayette Norman Ordeneaut Lake Arthur

PoliceBattle at San Fernando High Sparks New Riot

About 100 police were called to San Fernando High School in Pacoima to quell a second outbreak of student violence in eight days. Six students were arrested on charges from peace disturbance to battery and showing weapons as 200 more gathered at the fence during lunch and pelted officers with rocks and debris. The school closed early, to reopen the next day, amid blame on external tensions fueling the unrest between Black and Mexican students.

Maurica Ives San Fernando High

Toll High in China's Big Wave

Communist China reported its worst tidal wave in 80 years struck on April 23 with 22 foot tides sweeping inland 13 miles. About 100,000 people fled as 1,100 square miles flooded within three hours near the Yellow River delta. Rescue efforts reported heavy losses and stranded island residents, with air drops aiding civilians in freezing conditions.

Hong Kong UPI China Peking Radio Sdid Peking Radio Mao Tsetung Yellow River Po Hei Sea Yellow Sea Air Force

Youth Gangs Spark Fires in Illinois Suburb

In Tinley Park near Chicago a state of emergency was declared by Mayor Jack Dunn after youths roamed the streets setting fires. The blaze began around 8 pm at a vacant hangar near Interstate and Oak Park Avenue, with taverns closed at 10:30 pm and authorities reporting street fights as the unrest spread.

Tinley Park Ill UPI Chicago Jack Dunn Interstate Oak Park Avenue

Army Jeep Type Vehicle Probed For Overturn Tendency

The National Highway Safety Bureau will probe the M151 jeep type vehicle used by the Army amid reports it tends to overturn. Army data show 3,538 accidents worldwide in 1967 with 104 killed and 1,858 injured. drivers are trained to cope with rear wheel slip during turns.

ARMY Washington National Highway Safety Bureau Armed Services Ford Motor Co Army Material Command Chevrolet Europe National Safety Council Kaiser Corp Willys Ribicoff Ralph Nader

Yorty open to working with Bradley after mayoral race

Los Angeles mayor Sam Yorty said he is willing to work with City Councilman Thomas Bradley a Negro at any time to heal breaches from the bitter election. Bradley conceded defeat after unofficial tallies showed Yorty leading 447000 to 392379 with about 100 absentee ballots remaining. Bradley stated Yorty won by appealing to racial fears and pledged to try to work with him despite anticipated difficulties.

Los Angeles Sam Yorty Thomas Bradley Bradley Rinoff Yorty

Ex-Envoy Casts Doubt On Haiti Dictator's Status

Former Haitian ambassador to Mexico Jean-Pierre Audain says François Duvalier may be dead or gravely ill. He cites direct reports and a Washington telephone message as evidence, noting a lack of press freedom in Haiti. Audain calls government claims doubtful and bets on Duvalier's condition.

Haiti Mexico City UPI François Papa Doc) Duvalier Mexico Jean-Pierre Audain Excelsior Audain Duvalier Ernment Washington Francois Duvalier

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