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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1967
Page
1
Fragmented OCR text mentions Routty Vista mismanaging funds and property issues. Miss Kunz comments on breaching gaps and worker implications. The article lacks clear names, dates, or concrete actions, leaving unclear who is involved and what outcome is expected.
The interview reveals Luci B. plans for her sister Lynda to wed in the White House and describes Luci’s own Catholic conversion and marriage. Luci discusses love, family, and desires for more children while praising her father’s affection for her son Lyn.
Juanita Castro, in Miami, said Fidel Castro is negotiating with the Soviet Union for an atomic reactor. She warned the governments of free nations, noting reports mention only scientific equipment and that Fidel insists on peaceful purposes, if he could avoid irresponsible hands.
Golda Meir, former foreign minister and Mapai veteran, told a New York audience that more Jews should move to Israel. Speaking to the American Zionist Council and Theodor Herzl Institute on the Balfour Declaration anniversary, she warned of ongoing Israeli Arab tensions and urged aliyah as a solution, praising Arthur Balfour for backing a Jewish homeland.
A Mexico City paper says Ernesto Guevara Lynch, father of Che Guevara and a Buenos Aires figure, plans to move with his family to Cuba. He is quoted discussing Bolivian death versions and saying he will spend his days digging up bodies to learn the truth about where Ernesto died.
Joseph Kesselring, longtime New York playwright and author of Arsenic and Old Lace, died Sunday at Benedictine Hospital in Kingston New York. He had been living in New York City and was known for Broadway’s long running hit which ended in 1944 after 1444 performances.
In Aden, rival Arab nationalists clash with mortars bazookas and machine guns as a pre-independence struggle escalates. Civilians suffer heavy casualties while Britain plans to pull out 6,000 troops, amid shifting power after a military takeover and the poisoning of the local political scene.
In a Harvard medical alumni talk, experts forecast 21st century hospital costs reaching 500 dollars per day and a shift toward government and union influence in care. They warn of population growth straining resources, urge birth policy actions, and predict greater patient power affecting care choices and access.
Jacqueline Kennedy dedicates a bronze plaque in Cambodia renaming a street for the late President. Heavily attended by Cambodian leaders, Sihanouk praises the Kennedy family and the American people.
A fire ravaged a Los Angeles plant destroying steel electronics and flocking material. No injuries reported. Investigators assess cause as authorities secure the scene and list estimated damage at about 250 dollars.
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London officials plan demolition of the old Thames bridge next year to make way for a wider replacement. The city seeks granite facing for about 186 tons of work, with 100 inquiries already and 24 serious offers from the United States and Canada. The new bridge is expected to cost around 12.6 million dollars.
Reported from Amman Jordanian military says artillery duels across the Jordan River continue for a second day with Israeli responses. King Hussein in Washington weighs Arab positions as U.S. efforts push for a peace settlement amid tense regional exchanges.
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