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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1970
Page
1
Dr Jaret Van Allen says Apollo 11 noon landing was the best television show he has seen but argues moon missions are scientifically unnecessary and costly. He urges phasing out manned programs to reduce risk and expense.
Liz Shupe starts Man's Rib at Tawaui shopping center booth to urge women to vote yes on enjoying being a girl. Forty two signups claim women are not enemies but essential partners, though some readers dismiss the group as trivial.
Carl Berhert Bailey a doctoral anthropology candidate and his wife Sherry were sentenced to 20 to 4 years in an Ohio prison for selling phencyclidine known as the peace pill The pair previously worked at the Haight-Ashbury Medical Clinic in California and now reside in Syracuse Bailey expressed regret saying they will contribute positively in the world The story also notes half of Appalachian State University students walked out on Jane Fonda during a speech and mentions a broader political controversy surrounding Miss Fonda and Vice President Agnew
Six thousand South Vietnamese troops advanced along a 100 mile border front in a major operation to interdict North Vietnamese infiltration and destroy bases. Takeo and Nui Coto were among key targets as U S destroyer Rowan bombarded Cambodia near the border.
Vitale Alsar and four crew members completed a 161 day voyage from Ecuador aboard La Balsa a raft of nine balsa logs. They reached Madoola near Brisbane after hitting a reef and fixing the keel amid a 24 hour search. The crew said food came from the sea and a cat named Minette survived the trip. The captain plans to ship La Balsa to a Spanish museum after returning home. In Athens Greece the government dropped charges against 1968 referendum abstainers and canceled punishments for those who did not vote under the dictatorship.
UAW Local 645 executive board voted to accept food from students and community groups to aid the GM walkout, while banning aid from SDS Progressive Labor Party Communist Party John Birch Society and Ku Klux Klan. A Santa Barbara campus pickup sparked clashes as strikers blocked a truck and yelled obscenities. Lunch aid was collected at UCSB to ease the union fund shortfall, with some members confusing the donors with radical groups.
Rome and Peking announce mutual recognition and plans to exchange ambassadors within three months. Italy notes Formosa is part of China and says it cannot judge China's territorial claim. The move follows Canada and secures Italy as the seventh NATO member to recognize Beijing, impacting UN debates on Nationalist China.
In Baltimore a plainclothes police officer placed about 50 junior high students under mass arrest on a Transit Authority bus amid reports of rowdy behavior. About 30 adults were allowed to leave. youths were charged with disorderly conduct and released to parental custody pending Juvenile Court action.
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