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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1969
Page
5
A Los Angeles court extended hearings on a nude bar dancing injunction. Judge Richard Schauer ordered the matter continued while considering the city anti-nude ordinance adopted October 98. The injunction was sought by bar owners and eight dancers who argue that erotic dancing is protected expression.
Sacramento budget details show Governor Reagan's plan to guarantee admission for every qualified student to the University of California and state colleges in 1970-71. Finance Director Caspar Weinberger says the allocation is agreed with UC and state college leaders and will fund about 111,092 UC students and 199,995 systemwide students. Weinberger rejects closing campuses and notes higher education funding will rise from current levels. Switzerland signs treaty as 92nd nation to join nonproliferation pact.
W Averell Harriman told liberal Democrats he would vote against the resolution if he were in Congress, criticizing Nixon's Vietnam war steps and saying the measure backs the President's Nov 3 speech. House debate looms as rules limit amendments while liberal and conservative members push for changes.
Coy R. Tinsley, 22, freed after eight months as a Viet Cong prisoner, returned to his Bradley County farm with his wife Dorothy and 60 relatives. He weighed about 60 pounds lighter on his homecoming, and Maryland officials sent a 44 pound turkey with a chef to celebrate. An honorary Maryland citizen proclamation and Maryland wine accompanied the feast. Tinsley is one of seven sons to J. G. and his wife, with seven other brothers and six sisters. several siblings have served in the armed forces since World War II.
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