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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1968

Page

1

Draft case and public figures in a busy news page

Erik Whitehorn, 18, faces potential draft penalties after his mother Evelyn J. Whitehorn challenges his eligibility. Other items include Charlton Heston injuring a rib during rehearsal, a 90 year old door to door seller in Louisville, Prince Rainier and Grace of Monaco driving a vintage car in England, and Helen Douglas criticizing Nixon’s campaign tactics at Drew University.

Lerik Whitehorn Selective Service Board San Jose Whitehorn Evelyn J. Whitehorn Palo Alto Erik Lallie Keele Nixon Helen Douglas Helen Gahagin Douglas Richard M. Nixon U.S. Senate California Young Democrats Drew University Madison N.J U.S Russia

Rafferty Attacks Cranston Over TV Ad Tactics

Republican Max Rafferty pressed California broadcasters to reinstate his anti Cranston ad claiming First Amendment rights, while Cranston denounced the move as a shabby political trick. The campaign traded charges of intimidation and censorship as Rafferty aimed for a decisive win and Cranston urged a large victory to rebuke him.

Max Rafferty Alan Cranston Eldridge Cleaver Cranston Rafferty Los Angeles California Federal Communications Commission San Francisco Senate GOP FCC University of California Cleaver Mir St. Francis Square Len Thomas Kuchel Golden

British airman pleads guilty to spying for Russia

Chief Technician Douglas Ronald Britten 26 admitted five Official Secrets Act charges for passing high sensitive RAF security information to the Soviet Union over six years. He said he was blackmailed after his marriage broke up and that Soviet agents pressed him for names of officers with mistresses.

London Royal Air Force Douglas Ronald Britten Baily Soviet Union Britten Elwyn Jones Britain Cyprus

Delay Strike In Daly City Teachers Postpone Picket Threats

About 00 elementary school teachers in Daly City Daly City suburb decided Sunday to postpone plans for a strike while they study demands for higher pay educational reforms and greater voice in policy making Potential picket lines by high school teachers loom in a jurisdictional dispute between the AFL CIO American Federation of Teachers and the Classroom Teachers Association.

Daly City San Francisco AFL CIO American Federation of Teachers Classroom Teachers Association

Three Carriers Leave North Vietnam Coast

Saigon informed sources report two of three carriers that attacked North Vietnam may be withdrawn from the war zone. The USS Constellation and USS Coral Sea began southward after a bombing halt, while the USS Intrepid stayed through the weekend. About 10,000 Americans would lose deployment but keep November-65 combat pay. The USS New Jersey moved south to patrol the Southern coast awaiting orders.

North Vietnam Saigon Constellation Coral Sea Alameda Intrepid Norfolk New Jersey

North Vietnamese convoys head for Ho Chi Minh trail

US reconnaissance planes report multiple military truck convoys moving toward Laos and the Ho Chi Minh trail after bombing pauses. Prolonged skirmishes spread from the Mekong Delta to the DMZ with at least 230 Viet Cong killed. A Marine jet accidentally hit an American position, killing six and wounding eight.

Saigon Vps North Vietnam Laos Ho Chi Minh Trail U.S Mekong Delta Demilitarized Zone Dmz

Four Nudes Challenge Candidates in New York

Four nude performers and two men posed on steps outside the New York City Board of Elections challenging presidential hopefuls to reveal the truth about themselves. Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama painted red dots on their bodies to explore self obliteration and the demolition of the phony self while holding cutouts of Nixon Humphrey and Wallace.

New York UPI City Board of Elections Yayoi Kusama Richard M. Nixon Hubert H. Humphrey George C. Wallace Miss Kusama

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