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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1962
Page
1
California campaign crowding the last six weeks before election. George Miller criticizes reforms as hastily conceived booby trap while Brown treats his former ally as strong supporter. Brown plans San Francisco speech and Bakersfield barbecue as Nixon visits Pomona and Palomar College to rally voters.
The report surveys escalating defense priorities and political campaigning across California and Washington. It notes calls to possibly increase military power, reserve activation limits, and the push for broader state governance reforms. Campaign rhetoric highlights Brown, Nixon, and local contenders debating education, civil rights, and anti poker measures amid tense national security discourse.
Secretary Eugene M. Zuckert said the United States is preparing for potential space based threats amid fighting near Salta and Jujuy in Argentina. Rebel forces gained control of Salta as other garrisons fell in the north. Evacuations were ordered around Buenos Aires as government troops retreated.
Horace M. Dobbins, 94, Pasadena transit pioneer who helped form the Pasadena Rapid Transit Co and advocated a bicycle free way and a monorail idea between Dena and Los Angeles, died Friday. Born in Philadelphia, he moved to Southern California in 1887 and organized the company soon after. The bicycle free-way plan attracted attention but failed amid lawsuits.
Veteran Roark discussed plans to have the boy examined at a Palmdale facility for mentally retarded children. A search for the blue and white Tri-Champ began Friday after a private airport check failed to locate the plane. Roark had rented it from Harry Aberle, who described Roark as a capable pilot with a commercial license. The boy had lived with Roark’s family in Gardena. The sheriff’s aero detail led the Air Search and Rescue effort, aided by helicopters and multiple planes, as authorities pursued leads amid fog and delays.
Local report notes a detention at Ye Ranch involving ore transportation delays. Officials from Croan and RS Tae wae coordinate with area authorities to resolve the disruption impacting cross-town shipments and supply lines. Community leaders urge patience as investigations continue.
Rosa Thaelmann, 72, widow of prewar German Communist leader Ernst Thaelmann, died in East Berlin. Ernst Thaelmann, twice Communist candidate for president of the German Republic, perished in a Nazi concentration camp.
An unclear excerpt mentions warnings to the South about one party ties and references to individuals possibly named Hackett and Tegeray Connus. The readable text is fragmentary and does not provide a clear event, date, or full names.
President pledges battle over Medicare amid recalls of historic boxing clashes and political theater. The piece threads JFK, Eisenhower, and reminders of 1960s public life, noting stadium platforms, banners, and a wave of reactions surrounding policy and sport figures.
STANLEY COMMON England A church organist said she called off her wedding because the man she was to marry lost his money on a horse. Sheila Roe 26 said her fiancé David Graham Hardy 22 a railway worker gambled away the last of it the day before they were to be married. Her fiancé previously backed a horse named Wedding Expenses. The report also includes campaign chatter about Ohio Democrats and Kennedy administration remarks on Cold War issues.
The article reports a boxing KO ending with Lavorante near death, details a rapid hospital rush and the boxer Riggin’s concern and prayers for recovery.
Chinese forces repel a hill tribes attack near Quemoy and the Ruwenzori region reports shelling and arson in Friday night violence. Two natives injured as 10 buildings burn. Taipei ministry confirms clashes with nationalist forces in the area.
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