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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1967
Page
1
A Lindenwald New Jersey siren plan faces a stalemate as a 3 year old with heart issues could be harmed by loud noise prompting moving the siren while firemen threaten a strike. A Friday meeting aims to resolve the dispute.
Eight British seamen aboard the Hopepeak quit in Sydney protesting a wheat shipment from Australia to Communist China that officials said funded North Vietnam. The sailors complained grain was bagged and sent to North Vietnam, with one saying the ship carried grain to feed the enemy and expressing disgust at troops in South Vietnam.
Berkeley and other UC campuses were urged by Vice President Charles J. Hitel to improve productivity and report quarterly savings. The plan lists numerous projected annual savings across campuses from Berkeley to Santa Cruz, Davis, Irvine, San Diego, San Francisco and Riverside, including equipment purchases, centralized services, and contract reforms.
Susan Fletcher French began practicing law with ample guidance from family members including grandfather John H. Burns Tacoma lawyer father Robert Fletcher law professor at the University of Washington mother and uncle John H. Binns Jr a Seattle attorney and his wife affiliated with the Seattle King County Bar Association for support on opening day.
California Governor Ronald Reagan told a meeting in San Francisco that welfare recipients should not receive better medical care than working people. He criticized Medi Cal as over elaborate and said 1.5 million eligible users could seek care for trivial ailments since costs fall to others. A court blocked some proposed cuts while protesters outside urged preservation of services. Only Michigan Governor George Romney attended the final sessions.
Greece ordered two Communist diplomats to leave the country over alleged espionage activities. The officials, one from Czechoslovakia and one from Romania, were named by the Athens News Agency on Wednesday night.
Washington John Charles Daly sworn in as head of the Voice of America in a family ceremony with Chief Justice Warren as oath officer Daly pledges to tell the overseas network story fully. Daly 33 succeeds John Chancellor who left VOA. In Sicily six family members die as fireworks explode at a home used as a factory.
A prominent Canadian film producer Hugh O Connor was shot and killed Wednesday while his five person crew filmed scenes at a coal camp cluster near Whitesburg Kentucky. Hobart Ison 69 of Jeremiah was charged with murder and a hearing was set for the afternoon. The crew identified by Theodore Holcomb and others included Richard Black Alexander Hammid and Mel Garfinkel all from New York City.
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