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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1966
Page
1
A meeting of Asheville North Carolina Citizens Committee on Beautification heard a film narrated by Ronald Reagan causing embarrassment. The 21 member committee was appointed by Asheville's all Democratic City Council.
Police found five people dead in a recently rented Santa Cruz house after a Sunday night incident. The group included a 43 year old invalid, Robert Conivay, and three young girls who had moved in about two weeks earlier from Coeur d’Alene, Idaho. The bodies lay neatly in beds in the living room as investigators worked to determine the cause.
Sacramento reports that Governor Brown's top adviser Champion and two aides prepared to resign as the new Reagan administration takes over. Talks include ties to state agencies and possible 500 state employees affected. Battaglia and Nofziger move in to push change.
In a Daily commentary broadcast by Peking Radio, Communist China pledges to speed up its nuclear arsenal, denouncing Western efforts at a partial ban and accusing the Soviet Union of blocking a new treaty. Beijing argues that big and small nations alike have the right to possess atomic weapons and urges opposition to any tightening of controls.
Chicago police say Leonard A. Green 20 and Hosace Banks 25 used a requisitioned mail truck to load roughly 250000 in goods from a Montgomery Ward loading dock. Mose Chambers 42 allegedly stored 35000 in merchandise at a west side garage and faces receiving stolen property charges.
British authorities captured 80 year old Jos Roberts, alleged triggerman in an August murder, after a three unarmed officers chased him across a plowed field near Bishops Stortford. The massive search involved hundreds of armed officers, dogs, and trackers.
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