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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 1970

Page

2

Election Battles End in High Hour Appeals

A publican faction of fear and division threatens the country as Muskie faces rebuttal time amid a fight over network access. Harriman Rockefeller and others back a unity committee demanding time for Muskie to answer Nixon and Agnew while campaigns hinge on inflation, unemployment, and party control prospects in the Senate, House, and governorships.

Muskie Washington W. Averell Harriman John D. “Jay"’ Rockefeller IV West Virginia Committee For National Unity Harriman J. W. Abel National Steelworkers Union Corella King Martin Luther King Jr Rockefeller Nixon Agnew Law and Order America Edmund Muskie Dmaine Fear Diivision Lawrence F. O'Brien Senate House GOP White House California Winois New York Vermont-a Indiana Ohio Tennessee Texas Connecticut

Sevin spray aids tomatoes and grasshopper control

A reader asks about Carbaryl action, safe tomato harvest timing, and grasshopper control. Allstate clarifies rate error after misreporting a teen driver as the principal driver. an agent cites a training discount but wrong categorization caused higher premiums.

Police FAQ Clarifies Jail Phone Calls and Pension Plan Details

An information officer explains jail booking allows two completed phone calls for two detainees, with one call typically to a lawyer or bondman. The pension plan for policemen and firefighters is governed by Section 21244, providing a widow’s share of the retirement benefit, with specifics on eligibility and payout, while the new plan bases retirement pay on a percentage of service and top three salary years.

Illinois Ralph Smith Adlai LE. Stevenson New York Donneybrook Daily News James L. Buckley Richard L. Ottinger Charles E. Goodell Tennessee Albert Gore Senate Wiliam BE Brock Ill G.C Cypress Long Beach ‘Police Hall Bondymen R.A Long Beach. A California

Pharmacist critique on detergent shampoos and soap choices

A Long Beach pharmacist argues against two limited distribution shampoo brands and favors Conti's Cat tile Shampoo for wide pharmacy and nondrug availability. He notes Green Soap and Tincture as classic options, and questions Neutrogena versus Ivory soap for value and accessibility.

Long Beach Conti F.H

Riot at Rock Show Ends With Hundreds Arrested

Police respond to chaotic riot near Disneyland as 14 agencies aid. Officers sweep a three block zone, rocks and bottles fly, 1,000 fans spill from a convention center. Dozens arrested for failure to disperse. one detained on assault for rock hurled at a police vehicle.

Atalela Highway Patrol Orange County Sheriff's Department Disneyland

California Campaign Notes and Key Races

A roundup of campaign activity across California features Unruh touring Los Angeles and San Francisco areas urging voters to back Democrats on inflation and unemployment. It notes Riles vs. Wilson Riles in the superintendent race, Brown Jr. for secretary of state, Flournoy and Cameron in controller, Younger for attorney general, and Reinecke with Alquist contesting the lieutenant governor post. The piece highlights hoped turnout and statewide watch on the governor and Senate contests.

Unruh Prahind Assembly Ronald Reagan Francisco Aréa Joseph L. Alioto Alan Cranston Nixon California Senate Wate Scheels Max Rat‘ferty Wilson Riles Riles Edmund G. Brown Jr James L. Flournoy Houston Flournoy James Flournoy Ronald Brooke Cameron Los Angeles Dist Evelle J. Younger Charles A. O'Brien Ed Reinecke Reagan Robert H. Finch Alfred E. Alquist San Jose

Polish president dies in Karachi crash mission claim

An incident in Pakistan leaves Polish President Marian Spychalski dead as a truck plows into a crowd in Karachi. Witnesses say the driver shouted he completed his mission while the deputy foreign minister was crushed. police question a man and doubt intentionality, noting possible brake failure.

Ence Marian Spychalski Wattan Pakistan Spychalski Zygtryd Wolniek Poland Feroze Abdulah

Cardinal Cushing Dies at 83 in Boston

Cardinal Cushing born 1895 in South Boston rose from Jesuit school to auxiliary bishop and archbishop of Boston. He became cardinal in 1958 and gave the inaugural prayer for President Kennedy, presiding at the Kennedy funeral in 1963. He underwent kidney cancer surgery in 1966 and later surgery for intestinal trouble, dying after a long illness on October 7.

Boston Boston - Callege Jesuit Fathers St. John's Seminary John XXII Cushing Kennedy John F IHS

Hijacker Takes Jetliner Bound for L A as Passengers Held

A jetliner bound for Los Angeles was hijacked over L A with the hijacker forcing flight crew and three flight attendants to act as hostages. The captor ordered a stewardess to wear a brown beret and demanded the plane refuel in Mexico, eventually diverting to Havana after a six plus hour flight.

Kolons

Revolutionary rupture aid promises comfort and freedom

An advertisement claims a new device helps ruptured men and women without leg wraps or springs, promising gentle support and comfort. It offers a 30 day trial and a separate $4.95 refund for trying the invention, urging readers to request descriptive circulars promptly.

Meat strikes loom as Teamsters meet on wage talks

Spokesmen warned of a nationwide labor stoppage affecting 6000 retail meat cutters and 7000 wholesale food truck drivers plus 200 machinists if the presentation today fails to secure negotiation. Retail unions seek a 5 percent wage rise over three years as markets offer about 2 to 5 percent. Southern California wholesale meat strike had limited impact. no comment from unions. Joseph T Genting Jr founder of Project Hope and former General Atomics executive died at 61 in Maryland after brief illness.

Teamsters Fialkey Kenwood Joseph T. Genting Jr Project Hope Gauting General Afferatt _ Corp

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