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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1966
Page
2
The Leon Woods family of Phoenix faced an unusual late arrival as a pelican perched on their roof after a Wednesday night visit. Mrs. Woods, expecting a second child by October, commented on the odd interruption to their plans.
Miami reports a hurricane with 110 mile per hour winds veering offshore, posing limited risk to the east coast while churning rough seas along southern shores. In Calais France, police pursue a break in ring, seizing a gang after cracking safes and discovering a garage bill left at a scene.
UPI reports Senate Democrats including Mansfield push for substantial withdrawal of U.S. troops from Europe to pressure NATO allies. Jackson calls the move foolish, warning unilateral cuts could cede leverage to the Soviets amid European tensions and a visit by West German chancellor Ludwig Erhard. Other leaders weigh timing and political risk as a White House objection is noted. Separately, hurricane warnings affect the Atlantic coast from Florida to the Carolinas with gale conditions expected. storm center near Cape Hatteras lingers offshore.
In Delano the AFL-CIO announced a farm workers representation victory at the Di Giorgio fields with 528 UFWOC to 328 Teamsters and 12 for no union among field workers, while shed workers tabulations favored the Teamsters. Arbitration delays final results by two days amid challenges by Teamsters and AFL CIO. Chavez noted the UFWOC win and ongoing Teamsters bid for shed workers.
Audit Bureau of Circulation records show a daily publication at 61h, Greet and Pine Avenue, Lang Besch with a price of 533.00 and 39.00 figures. The item mentions Binge Copy es 110 feem as part of the notice.
San Francisco County Board of Supervisors approves an emergency pay raise for nurses amid a citywide hospital walkout. The package increases pay from $46 to $50s and $57 to $70s, covering San Francisco General, Laguna Honda, and Hassler hospitals. Union officials note disparities remain and the plan seeks to fund the raise through city reserves.
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