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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1966
Page
1
Walter Kennett found his wallet on August 29 with a note claiming a poor man’s loan was repaid later. The writer boasted of keeping a $25 reward and suggested he could offer $50 if uncovered. The tale joins other brief items on public figures and international notes from the era.
In a San Diego and Sacramento influenced battle, Reagan and Brown vie for Mrs. Carmen Warschaw's support after she declined both candidates. Warschaw criticizes Brown for not backing her state party chair bid, while Reagan praises a fresh approach. Newspapers edit pages present mixed reactions and a split party stance ahead of the November election.
Gov. Edmund G. Brown campaigned in Orange County rallying Democrats to back his gubernatorial bid and criticising Ronald Reagan on education. He predicted a Northern California plurality and urged turnout to help statewide victory. He toured Anaheim and Santa Ana areas greeting supporters and shoppers at Buona Park Mall.
Reagan addresses about 350 at Pepperdine College pledging to curb strikes by teachers while advocating broader education reform. He recalls leading the Screen Actors Guild strike as proof of union limits and urges changes to pension rules and school consolidation. Rafferty warns Reagan could reshape California education if elected. He also rebuts Brown on campaign tactics and criticizes university tuition proposals.
Grand Rapids police arrested 52 year old Aaron Reese after he was trapped during a burglary in a bar where he had taken $125 from vending machines. Reese said he needed the money to pay his attorney and is being assigned next in Circuit Court on a prior burglary charge.
The Sacramento Union endorsed Republican Ronald Reagan for governor saying change is needed and his election would restore California sovereignty. The editorial noted no animosity toward Gov. Brown but asserted Reagan would bring new vigor and purpose, replacing federal dictation with state leadership.
A Detroit suburb hospital faced charges after imposters posed as doctors and nurses and performed procedures. Police say patients were subjected to unnecessary surgery and improper drug use. The hospital owner Brandant Stone and 13 others were charged with practicing without licenses while two physicians faced questions over credentials.
Governor Edmund G Brown proposes a satellite program to expand educational television across California. He envisions a five year project costing roughly nine to eleven million dollars, enabling widespread access to top teachers and coordinated programs for students and agencies statewide.
Long Beach California area residents offered Alcoa Aluminum Siding at very low cost as part of an advertising strike. The message invites homeowners to submit name address and phone number for a no obligation call back. The report notes Uruguay strike actions impacting related industries and wage demands.
Daily paper entry lists circulation figures with 425 09 and 739 00 on 22 date. It mentions Lonete and Pine Avenue Long Beach postal elements and a non Sunday delivery schedule.
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