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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1971

Page

4

House GOP blocks vote on Asia pullout policy

In Washington, House Republicans after a Nixon briefing decided to block a direct up-or-down vote on a six month Indochina withdrawal amendment. Rep. Nedzi charged the GOP duck the issue while Arends and Ford denied dodging a decision.

Asia Washington UPI House Nixon U.S Indochina GOP Leslie Arends Iblinois Senate United States Arends Lucien Nedzi Dmich Gerald R. Ford

Supreme Court to rule on baseball antitrust fight

The article notes a pending Supreme Court ruling on baseball antitrust status, historic rulings in 1922 and 1953, and the debate over treating baseball like other sports. It mentions Mood and a June decision expectation, plus context on player Flood and related contract moves.

Supreme Court Kosygin Minnesota California Warren JB. Burger Oliver Wendell Holmes Congress High Court Flood Phillies Richie Allen Tim McCarver Washingtond Senators

Curb plan sent to Congress amid inflation and wage rules

The administration sends a wage and price control bill to Congress detailing a temporary appellate court for wage price cases and the Pay Board and Free Commission to set limits. It proposes waivers of fiduciary laws for members and names potential members to be announced soon, with a push against Senate confirmations.

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ACTION LINE assists needy families and local gun legality questions

Readers seek help for a disabled mother with two children and a planned baby, with a charity group delivering maternity and baby clothes. A school resurfacing cost 6013 is explained, and BB gun rules vary by county with specific Long Beach bans for residential areas. A query about Red Shelton yields book and library details, noting his AWOL charges were dropped and he earned commendations in World War II.

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Sailor Shot Dead at Base Sparks News Suppression Claims

Informants told the Press Telegram that the Navy suppresses base violence reports and many enlisted personnel fear using service clubs. A 17-year Navy caretaker alleges a cover up and says incidents wreck morale while Captain Stastny notes Club Mariner remains crowded. The reference mentions a prior shooting at the club.

Navy

Baby born on firehouse dining table in Paramount

A 314 pound baby girl named Tracy Jo arrived on the dining table at Engine Company 3s station in Paramount after her mother Barbara Brogdon started delivery en route to Harbor General Hospital. Firemen Rod Walker and Ralph Terry assisted as the father Laren Brogdon rushed to the scene. mother and child were later taken to Compton Physician and Surgeons Hospital in good condition.

Paramount Harbor General Hospital Tracy Jo Laren Brogdon Avocado St Compton Houlevard Garfield Avenue Barbara Rod Walker Ralph Terry Compton Physician and Surgeons Hospital Beth

Longshore unions resume work after West Coast strike ban

The Long Beach Los Angeles port complex faced a 126 ship backlog as longshore crews returned to duty under a Taft Hartley Act 80 day cooling off period following a federal injunction. Judge William T. Sweiert signed the order in San Francisco ending a 07 day work stoppage.

Long Beach Los Angeles San Francisco William T. Swei Rert

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