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Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 1969

Page

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Nixon hosts Thanksgiving at White House for seniors

President and Mrs. Nixon host 245 seniors including 73 year old Mamie Eisenhower at the White House Thanksgiving dinner. Mrs. Eisenhower arrives with her uncle Joel Carson, with other family members in attendance. A spokesman warned Nixon may dine in his office if pressed by official business.

Nixon Mamie Eisenhower White House Eisenhower Joel Carson Boone Town David Eisenhower Su Fant White’ House General Federation of Women's Clubs General Federation of Womens Clubs

Doctor in Hunger Probe Faces Drug Charges

Dr. Donald Gatch, a 38 year old Beaufort County South Carolina physician, was indicted on four counts of drug law violations. He allegedly illegally used and dispensed drugs and failed to keep proper records. Conviction could bring up to six and a half years in prison and a 6300 dollar fine. His hunger and malnutrition testimony had spurred a congressional probe and helped trigger an emergency food stamp program in Beaufort County.

Donald Gatch Beaufort County S.C South Carolina Gatch

Hermit donates Florida marsh to Theodore Roosevelt Preserve

Willie Browne, a reclusive resident near Jacksonville, Florida, donates his 361 acre marsh and palmetto land to the Nature Conservancy for a wildlife refuge valued at about 1 million dollars. The Theodore Roosevelt Preserve will protect habitat for species like the bald eagle and yellow crowned night heron. Browne, a lifelong hermit with no formal schooling or marriage, lived largely in isolation since infancy and never left the land except for rare visits. He cited a Bible saying as his reason for the gift, expressing a wish to see the land protected rather than remain private.

Willie Brownell Jacksonville Fla Nature Conservancy Browne Theodore Roosevelt Preserve

Wholesale Prices Rise Sharply In November

Washington reports wholesale prices up four tenths of 1 percent in November led by farm products costs. The year over year index is up 4.5 percent with farm products up about 2.3 percent. Industrial commodities gained 2 percent. Prices for fruits and vegetables surged. eggs quotas rose. cattle and hogs fell while processed poultry and coffee rose. Coal tires and rubber up. gasoline and natural gas down.

Washington UPI Labor Department Department Bureau of Labor Statistics

One Killed Four Hurt in Costa Mesa Collision

A two car crash near Costa Mesa killed Ernestine Virginia Mount 6% of Laguna Hills and injured four others. Her husband William Mount 79 and Arthur Schifferman 73 with Cleo Schifferman 70 of Laguna Hills were taken to Costa Mesa Hospital in major condition. John Perry 38 of Las Vegas was hospitalized with head and internal injuries. All reported in good condition later.

Costa Mesa Highway Patrol Ernestine Virginia Mount Laguna Hills Costa Mesa Memorial Hospital MacArthur Boulevard San Diego William W. Mount Arthur Schifferman Cleo Costa Mesa Hospital John Perry Las Vegas

National Panel urges lowering voting age to 18

The National Violence Commission urged lowering the voting age to 18 to give youths a voice in government and cited their service in war. It backed Nixon draft reform and urged broader youth employment efforts and looser marijuana penalties until clearer data arrives.

National Panel On Washington F National Violence Commis Siaw Nixon Milton S. Eisenhower Commission Georgia Kentucky

Rome strike widens as transit workers walk out

UPI reports bus and streetcar motormen commenced a rush hour strike while treasury employees warned of weekend walkouts to stall national lottery drawings. Treasury staff also threaten pension and civil service delay payments and 13th month bonus salaries in mid December. They demand more equitable pay scales.

Rome UPI Treasury

Yorty Aides Defy Ban Elevators Roil LA City Hall

In Los Angeles City Hall a three day ban on elevators to the press and officials was briefly lifted. Council President Gibson withdrew it after Mayor Yorty’s secretary Dorothy Moore and a aide rode the elevator in defiance. Yorty accused the council of overreaching and called Gibson a dictator amid a feud over the remark that Yorty made about political bosses.

Los Angeles UPI Conseil John §. Gibson Sam Yorty Dorothy Moore Yorty Yerty Gibson

Egypt Readies Visit by US Aide Amid Conflict Talks

Cairo officials indicate willingness to receive US Secretary of State George Sisco. Sources say a mid December Cairo trip is possible before the Rabat Arab summit on December 20. Unofficial envoys including Hubert Anderson and David Rockefeller have visited Cairo amid discussions on a peaceful Israeli-Arab settlement. Paris reports first snow of the season with forecasts of a harsh winter ahead.

Egypt United States Cairo Joseph Isco Egypt S Sisca Cai Ashrak’.ertan Sisco Arab Nation Rabat Gamal Abdel Nasser Treasury Hubert Anderson Chase

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