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Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1970

Page

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Two Anti War Candidates Win in Primary Upsets

In several states incumbents with long House tenures fell to antiwar challengers while Humphrey and Jackson won easy re nominations. Massachusetts and Maryland saw upsets as Paul Sarbanes and Robert Crnan rose against veteran Philbin and Fallon. Senator Tydings and Senator Pastore also won, with Kennedy unopposed. Earl Craig Jr. drew about 20 percent against Humphrey.

Hubert H. Humphrey Henry M. Jackson D-Wash Joseph D. Tydings Rarronly Maryland Massachusetts Minnesota Washington Oklahoma Rhode Island Nan Vietnam F Tn Philbin House Fallon House Public Works Committee Paul Sarbanes Tydings Jackson John 0. Pastore D-R.i Edward M. Kennedy Dmass Humphrey Earl Craig Jr Nixon Craig Clark MacGregor

Action Line clarifies AID United Givers program details

Readers learn how AID United Givers originated in Los Angeles in 1950s to consolidate fund appeals. The plan uses payroll deductions and an allocations committee to distribute gifts to charities such as the American Cancer Society and United Way affiliates.

Aid-United Givers B.L Long Beach Los Angeles American Cancer Society Arthritis Foundation Braille Institute United Way John Tracy Clinic YMCA

Fear Long Strike by Auto Union Prospects of a lengthy strike

Prospects of a lengthy strike by the United Auto Workers against General Motors Corp. were reported as talks were set to resume. Leonard Woodcock campaigned in Detroit to rally rank and file, while serious bargaining was postponed to next Tuesday. Top UAW leaders planned a nationwide tour to meet 187 striking units. Productions continued at Ford and Chrysler as contracts expired. A federal judge dropped contempt charges against four railroad unions but kept an interim order.

United Auto Workers General Motors Corp UAW Leonard Woodcock Detroit United States Canada Ford Motor Co Chrysler Corp

Nixon to tour Europe stressing U.S. fleet power

President Nixon will lead an eight day European swing starting September 2 visiting Spain Italy Yugoslavia and Britain. He plans to review the 6th Fleet at Naples and likely NATO HQ in Brussels to highlight American strength in the Mediterranean amid fragile Middle East talks. Accompanied by Secretary Rogers and Henry Kissinger the trip aims to showcase U.S. naval might and support from Yugoslavia for a presidential visit to underline independence from the Soviet bloc.

Washington UPT Nixon Europe U.S. 6Th Fleet Italy Mediterranean Spain Yugoslavia Britain Naples NATO Southern Naval Command Brussels Nixons Wiliam PF. Rogers Henry Kissinger

Nixon Receives Mixed Response At Kansas State

President Nixon spoke at Kansas State University to about 16 000 in a field house, urging leaders to stand against violence and urging civilized conduct. He condemned campus bombings hijackings and murders and labeled destructive activists a small minority, while noting some heckling from the balcony.

Manhattan Kan Nixon Fio Kansas State University America Kansas State

Visit by South Vietnam Vice President Bypasses State Dept

A planned visit by South Vietnam's vice president bypasses the U.S. State Department, with coverage noted on the Spot page. The reference indicates sections for various features including Beach Combing, Bridge, Comics, and Obituaries, among others.

South Vietnam U.S. State Department Financiis Jeane Dixon Robeson

Hostages Become Bargaining Counters in Jordan Conflict

Palestinian guerrillas holding 54 hijack hostages in Amman warned fighting with the Jordanian army could turn the captives into bargaining tools if civil war breaks out. The statement followed tightening of martial law, a military government setup, and preparation for a showdown with the Palestinian movement.

Amman

$750,000 Stolen by Hijackers on Swissair DC8

Swissair DC8 hijackers seized 750000 dollars from the plane before blowing up on a Jordanian desert air strip. Stewardess Ursula Giger said the pilot surrendered the money to save passengers and crew. attackers did not rob passengers of valuables.

Zurich UPI Swissair Ursula Giger Miss Giger

United States blocks peace talks claim amid Egypt dispute

Washington officials rejected Egypt’s assertion that the U S peace drive ended and said efforts to restart stalled Egyptian Israeli talks continue. Reports say the U S seeks “rectification” of new antiaircraft placements and weighs a large aid package for Israel to back diplomacy.

Washington Egypt United States Middle East Suez Canal U.S Cairo Moscow Nixon William P. Rogers Gols da Moir Que Snidunge Mee Dlatar Gunnar Jarring Israel Mahmoud Riad Rogers Meyot

Guerrillas' foe named army boss in Jordan crisis

King Hussein imposed military rule in Jordan and placed the army under Marshal Isabel Al Majali. Guerrillas under Yasser Arafat warned of possible civil war as Amman tightened. A silent aftermath showed shops shuttered by a guerrilla sympathy strike while armed militias roamed streets.

Amman Jordan APS Hussein Isabel Al-Majali al Fatah Yasser Arafat

Reds Shoot Down 7 U S Helicopters in Mekong Delta

U S command reports enemy gunners shot down seven American helicopters and damaged eight more during an airlift of South Vietnamese troops in the Mekong Delta near the U Minh Forest. Four Americans were killed and six wounded. two killed and three wounded on the ten helicopters. Phnom Penh reports Cambodia’s first major offensive stalls 47 miles north of the capital as leaders weigh calling off the operation.

Saigon U.S Mekong Delta U Minh Forest Phnom Penh Cambodia

Weather Tonight and Thursday for La Area and Deserts

Tonight and Thursday forecast calls for sunny and warmer conditions across the LA area with for patchy coastal fog. Lows near freezing to 40s, highs mainly mid to upper 60s in the mountains, upper 100s in the deserts.

Warner

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