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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1970

Page

3

Hijack Hostages Could Be Pawns in Jordan Crisis

Hostages from hijacked planes held in Jordan amid tense moves by guerrillas. International Red Cross negotiates as Western powers seek release of all 54 passengers, while leaders in California urge a broad prisoner release. A British BOAC pilot appeals publicly for escape.

Southland Niexon Avelullneese Los Angeles Conneil Southern California Board of Rabbis of International Red Cross Jordan

Civil War Looms in Jordan

A 93 percent effective strike and an iron fist vow frame Jordan's crisis as guerrilla factions threaten Hussein's throne. Guerrillas control Zerqa and Irbid while the army is on alert. talks with the Arab League stall. U S officials say no intervention planned as tensions rise in Amman amid reports of loyalist and guerrilla clashes.

Hussein B.S. Marine Arab League Zerqa Irbid Amman Guerrillla Ag Fasrist Washington Toy Nix Witte House Jordan Adm Thomas IT. Moore Chanrs Defense David Packard Joseph J. Sis+co Nixon Henry A. Kissinger Warrenton Melvin J. Laird Governmant U.S

Nixon speaks in Kan address amid heckling and praise

The Kansas talk drew a mixed reaction as a few youths tried to disrupt Nixon while most of the audience cheered his call for upholding law and order at home and abroad. The event included honoring Alfred Landau, with the Nixons staying overnight at a Chicago hotel before meetings with editorial boards. A Guam earthquake caused minor damage and police reported guard activity.

Nixon Alfred M. Landau Kansas Chicago Sheraton Blackstone Hotel Chicago Stalimes Daily News Chicago Tribune Chicago Today Nixons Washington

Refund Pending for Enya 60 Engine and Muffler Order

A Long Beach reader seeks ACTION LINE help after cashing a 67.20 check on April 23 1969 with no reply from the center. Ralph Rene owner of Americas Hobby Center says the customer is on refund books and will receive a check soon, with no reason given for delay.

Mufiler Action Line Fy G Long Beach Ralph Rene America Hobby Center Hene

Rumors of Eviction at Park Western Apartments San Pedro

San Pedro readers ask if eviction notices will be issued at Park Western Apartments. Administrator Shirley Mitchell says no current plans to tear down the buildings despite tenant rumors of relocation and redevelopment.

Park Western San Pedro J. C A. IL Shirley Mitchell

Eviction Plans Target Upscale Apartment Section

The owners state an action was taken and if repeated the same procedure would be used. The project section has been for sale for some time and rumor spread as a result. Officials plan to evict all families in the area.

Rice grain types and US consumption trends

A USDA spokesman says long grain rice is the most consumed type in the United States because it is fluffier and less sticky. In 1969, 49 percent of the rice crop was tong grain, 40 percent medium, and 11 percent short. California produced 2.14 billion pounds of other types, exporting much to the Orient where chopsticks favor stickier rice.

U.S. Department of Agriculture Califorsi

Two’s Company Two Officers In Patrol Cars At Night

Regular CHP units are two man cars after midnight on the graveyard watch a spokesman said. Some patrols in low crime areas run with one officer on the evening shift. Supervisors and officers on special assignments may also have single patrols at night. Authorities generally recommend two man units despite the cost.

Deputies Disputed at Salazar Inquest

A Chicano delegation leader Oscar Zeta Acosta was dragged from a Salazar inquest hearing after disputing questions as Raul Ruiz testified with photos of deputies during the Laguna Park protest. Ruiz charged deputies overreacted, showing images of arrests and confrontations near the Silver Dollar cafe where Salazar was killed.

Ruben Salazar Quest Norman Pittluck Oscar Zeta Acosta Los Angeles Raul Ruiz Pittluck Salazar Ruiz Laguna Park Los Angeles Times KMEX Depwies Acosta San Francisco National Moratorium Committee

Long Strike Looms in Auto Row

A looming long strike threatens auto row as AFL CIO unions picket major rail carriers disrupting service. Judge Corcoran vacated contempt threats after unions returned to work while negotiations continue. Separate talks target the wage dispute underpinning the walkout amid GM and UAW costs and funds.

Howard Corcoran AFL. Cio Southern Pacific Baltimore and Ohio Chesapeake and Ohio Corcoran Gem Asst W. J. Usery Waathock UAW

Senate Winners and State Races Noted Across Nation

In Washington Jackson defeats Maxey for a 74 percent share while Blicker wins the GOP primary for the opponent. Tydings narrowly triumphs in Maryland over Mahoney with gun-group opposition noted. MA races feature Spaulding to run against Kennedy backers, White edges Donahue for Democratic gubernatorial nod, Hicks secures Dem nomination in Boston. MD nominates Mandel to face Blair. RI Desimone wins GOP governor bid to meet Licht. Oklahoma Hall wins governor runoff. Minnesota Anderson unopposed for governor with Head taking GOP nod for attorney general.

Jackson Charles Blicker Tydings Maryland George P. Mahoney J. Glenn Beall Jr Massachusetts Josiah A. Spaulding Nixon Appike Kennedy Spaulding GOP John J. McCarthy Boston Kevin H. White Senate Maurice A. Donahue Francis W. Sargent Louise Day Hicks If Retir Marvin Mandel Stanley Blair Spiro T. Agnew Rhode Island Herbert Desimone Frank Licht John J. McLaughilin Pastore Oklahoma David Hall Hall Bryce Baggett Dewey Bartlett Revel Little Minnesota Weniel Anderson Democratic Farmer Labor Douglas Head

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