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Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1967

Page

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Blake announces bid for McAteer Senate seat in California

TaN RG reports San Francisco Supervisor William Blake declares he will seek the state Senate seat vacated by J Eugene McAteer. Gov Reagan may call a special election. Board of Supervisors and election timing are in question as Blakes candidacy is outlined amid local political maneuvering. Meanwhile Richard Speck faces sentencing delays for alleged lethal nurse killings, with tests proposed to check for latent epilepsy and safety measures debated by courts.

San Francisco Witliam Blake Aabarvincich Mass Richard Speck Speck Paschen Getty

Woman fined after false fire alarm in domestic row

Carolyn Pope, 24, confessed to triggering a false fire alarm last Friday to confront her husband’s girlfriend. Cincinnati Judge Robert Kraft fined her 56 dollars after convicting her on Monday. He warned against repeating the act and urged seeking family help from proper agencies rather than the fire department.

Carolyn Pope Cincinnati Robert S. Kraft

Atomic Pioneer Plunges to His Death

Paul C. Aebersold, 56, a pioneer military physicist, fell from a Chevy Chase apartment building Monday. The county coroner ruled death a self inflicted act after a career tied to major Atomic Energy developments. Aebersold, born in Fresno, California, was connected with pivotal projects in the field.

Paul C. Aebersold Chevy Chase Atomic Energy ‘ T . Development Aebersold Fresno Cal

Perlberg Producer Collapses At Riviera Show

Perlberg 67 renowned Hollywood figure and Wilken Morris Agency founder collapsed from a heart attack Monday night at the Riviera Hotel Lat eps. after warning Mitzi Gaynor during a performance. He was treated backstage by his physician and moved to Sunrise Memorial Hospital in good condition, with doctors noting consciousness until out of danger.

Girl Bridges Toko-Ri Mitzi Gaynor Riviera Hotel Perlberg Michael DeBakey Houston Tex Sunrise Memorial Hospital J. 3. Shavens Simons Periberg Pemiberg Hollywood Wilken Morris Agency George Bures Edwant G. Robinson Burns Robinson

De Gaulle blocks talk of Britain's Common Market bid

Rome reports Charles de Gaulle blocked discussion of Britain's bid for European Common Market membership. Ministers agreed to resume talks in Brussels on June 6 as four hours of debate ended without a decision and a new executive commission was not formed.

de Gaulle Britain Rome UPI Charles de Gaulle Italia Brussels Common Market Bean, Bey Some Rae

Eastern Nigeria Declares Republic of Bist Amid Secession

The British SOSO report says eastern Nigeria seceded and declared the Republic of Bist. Ojukwu leads a push for regional autonomy as Gowon orders central troops on alert around Lagos. The crisis follows 18 months of tribal conflict with potential spread to the western region.

Soso Today Nigeria Republic of Bist BBC Ojukwu Tbe Africa Gowon Lagos Washington State Department Ojukwa

Hong Kong Communists face setback as protests stall

Hong Kong authorities suppress anti-British demonstrations with no fatalities while Beijing’s charges of Chinese bloodshed draw ridicule. Communist leaders in Hong Kong falter amid internal splits and urge reliance on local efforts to pressure the British administration. Wong Kuan Cheng, deputy chair of the Persecution Against Chinese Committee, calls for self-reliance.

Hong Kong Red China Communista Peking Kong Wong Kuan Cheng Wong

Boxcar TNT Fire Closes Spartanburg Tracks Evacuations Ordered

A derailed boxcar with 220000 pounds of TNT and an adjacent Army ammunition car burned south of Spartanburg, prompting evacuations within two miles. Firefighters kept watch through the night as authorities assessed blast risk and Sparks from earlier cars triggered initial fires. Warden Arthur L. Oliver of Folsom State Prison plans retirement July 1 with Reagan naming a successor soon.

Spartanburg S.C Atlantic Coast Line Switzer South Carolina Spartanburgh County Charles T. Snipes Holston Army Kingsport Tenn Sacramento UPI Arthur L. Oliver Folsom State Prison Ronald Reagan

Mediators Try to Avert RCA Strike Across US Plants

U.S. mediators work to avert a strike by about 32,000 electrical workers at nine RCA plants in six states. International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers and RCA planned to resume talks as the current contract nears expiration. Wage and fringe benefits are at issue with ballots to decide whether to strike.

Washington Ulon RCA International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Lawson Wimberly Indianapolis Merion Bloomington Ind Findlay Ohio Meadowland Lancaster Rockaway Hollywood Calif Tie Wi

Australian Premier to Visit LBJ Ranch

Australian Prime Minister Harold Holt plans to visit President Johnson's Texas ranch before leaving the United States for conferences in Washington Canada and England. Holt spoke at a news conference amid discussions on Vietnam and allied policies.

Los Angeles Harold Holt Washington Canada England Johnson United States Holt Viet

Youth Jobs Bill Signed by Johnson

President Johnson signed into law a $75 million addition to a $2.2 billion supplemental bill to finance summer jobs for urban youth. The measure was included in a larger appropriation approved by Congress.

Johnson San Antonio, Tex

Soviet to test rockets in Pacific no-fly zone near Jarvis Island

Tass reports a six thousand mile range rocket test in a restricted South Pacific area near Jarvis Island from today to June 30. Foreign aircraft and ships are warned to stay out noon to midnight daily. Tests aim to develop bigger rockets for space exploration amid recent Soyuz 1 tragedy. seismologists in Upsala note an underground nuclear explosion in the Ural mountains.

Tass Seismological Institute Upsala Sweden Soviet Ural Mountains

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