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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1966
Page
10
Los Angeles reports a statewide Reagan lead of five points with Brown energizing labor allies. Brown canvassed outside plant gates and pressed the theme that Reagan is not a friend to workers, while Reagan urged campaign vigor. Presidential Johnson surgery delays touched the race as Reuther praised Brown and dismissed Reagan’s labor ties.
Breckenridge Texas authorities called California millionaire A Otis Birch before a grand jury to day in an investigation of a kidnapping complaint against his wife of nine days. A writ of habeas corpus concerning custody of the 95 year old Birch was filed by Mrs Tulleys Los Angeles, a second cousin to Hirch's former wife, but was withdrawn at the Estelle.
William G. White aged 104, listed by the American Alumni Council as the nation's oldest living college alumnus, died Thursday. White graduated from the University of Pennsylvania in 1878 with a civil engineering degree.
Chicago defense lawyer asked for a venue change for Richard Speck citing harmful newspaper publicity. Public Defender also sought subpoenas for Chicago newspapers and TV radio station files from July 14 to August 1. Tribune counsel objected, arguing records are too voluminous to remove.
Washington AP reports the Republican campaign film will be aired on a national TV show this Sunday with Richard Nixon representing the party. The plan includes a 30 minute NBC slot to discuss election issues and respond to President Johnson. Nixon faced blunt criticism from Johnson at a news conference earlier.
In Athens a U S military plane missing during Navy maneuvers was found wreckage in the Aegean Sea south of Crete. Embassy officials offered no details on the aircraft or crew as the plane participated in exercises with the U S Sixth Fleet.
A civil suit seeks to stop Gov Edmund Brown campaign letters from being mailed at bulk postage. Three U.S. Circuit judges granted a restraining order against Brown and 121 postmasters, while U.S. District Judge Thurmond Clarke said letters could go if the governor paid the bulk-to-first class difference of 5300 dollars. The circuit panel said Clarke's order does not comply with federal civil procedure rules.
Ronald Reagan stumps at Los Angeles City Hall seeking support for his governor bid. He meets with Councilman Tom Shepard in the cafeteria while Mayor Samuel Yorty is absent, a moment noted for its potential political implications. Reagan aims to engage civic workers and the public during the visit.
The state of emergency declared in western Kingston due to shootings and violence will end at midnight Wednesday. The report also notes US political coverage with Democratic and Republican figures campaigning in California and Mexico, including Elaine Reagan and Governor Edmund G. Brown in the context of June primaries and campaign events.
The Soviet Union vetoed a six nation compromise draft at the United Nations aimed at reducing clashes on the Israeli Syrian border. The 10 4 vote included Bulgaria Jordan Mali against with Nationalist China abstaining. It was the 104th Soviet veto since the Security Council was formed.
Classified listings provide a rapid way to sell, rent, buy, and locate services. Readers rely on these notices to find housing, jobs, and needed goods, with daily editions featuring local offerings and contact details.
A fragment lists furniture and appliance outlets including Encore Furniture at 2409 N Long Beach Blvd Compton Aliandra Kays Phillips Furniture on Compton Blvd Albert's TV & Appliance 9345 Pacific Torrance Friendly Furniture 2087 Torrance Blvd White Front Stores Hawthorn 94250. No clear event or narrative. catalog-like cross-street snippet.
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