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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1971
Page
1
Indiana Senator Birch Bayh announces Marvella Bayh is “up and around” after breast cancer operation. He notes she is coming along very well and vows to win the battle ahead, as he steps back from the presidential race due to her illness.
FBI warns Texas peace officers that Black militant H R Cleaver may attempt to cross the Mexico border into Texas to avoid prosecution on assault with intent to murder from a 1968 San Francisco gun battle. Also updates on H R Brown and associates, Manuel DutraMilking champion, Prince Charles training, Pawtucket mayoral candidate exit, and Nixon visit tensions with North Carolina officials.
A jumbo jet hijack story ends as passengers and most of the crew arrive in San Juan after a two day detour through Cuba. Witnesses describe a lack of effective defense aboard and the hijacker’s unclear demands. Two returning jets carried 230 passengers and seven crew from Havana. The event followed Kosygin holiday parades affecting Cuban officials.
In Sacramento Democrats and Republicans reached a principal agreement on Senate reapportionment to preserve the Democratic edge in the upper house. The plan would create a so called Chicano district in East Los Angeles and pit two Northern California Republicans against each other to yield the new southern Mexican American district. Senate and Assembly leaders envision presenting a single package to Gov. Reagan.
Passage appears as a fragmented newspaper masthead from October 28 1977. It lists circulation details and postal handling notes with telegraph style markings. Contains no coherent article content beyond the issue date volume and page indicators.
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