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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1970
Page
1
Albert Langanella, 35, was jailed after authorities found a pillowcase in a coin operated dryer tied with black thread containing $100,000 in counterfeit ten dollar bills. He claimed he found the bag on the street and was arrested on return from a tavern. Police explained the laundering trick used to age counterfeit money.
Sacramento. Gov Reagan signed a ban on compulsory student busing prompting immediate court challenges. San Francisco school officials and the ACLU seek clarification while arguing the law may not affect integrated plans. Local districts report smooth starts under desegregation orders.
Hubert Humphrey seeks the Minnesota Senate seat with a strong bid while Joseph Tydings defends Maryland in a tight race amid Life magazine accusations. Edward M. Kennedy runs unopposed in Massachusetts as other races in Rhode Island, Minnesota, and Washington shape up with gun lobby and antiwar candidates drawing attention.
Jordanian army gunners shelled Palestinian guerrilla bases in north Jordan as King Hussein faced a near civil war situation. The Jerusalem Post reported he considered abdication, but was persuaded by Egyptian President Nasser. UAR and US officials discussed cease fire violations and arms flows amid tensions across the region.
A reader asks about pen pals in England and details several agencies offering matches for youths. The column recalls Paul Pendarvis, famed magician, now a yacht broker in Washington after leaving magic in 1947, plus notes on Long Beach sister city ties and a Japanese friendship lead through Ken Austin.
Jack Gleason and his wife Beverly McKittrick landed in Fort Lauderdale after a six month Europe stay aboard a cruise from England. A Dixieland band greeted them as his CBS show was not renewed and no agreement yet reached on a series of specials for this season.
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