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Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1969

Page

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Rothschild to Leave A&S Post for Poverty and Urban Renewal

Walter N. Rothschild Jr., president of Abraham & Straus, will step down at year end to focus on poverty, urban renewal, and education. He cites inability to balance duties as president with his broader commitments and states he will not pursue both paths simultaneously. In New York, Pennsylvanian Hugh Scott leads Republican Senate leadership hopes as campaign activity rises among rivals for the whip post. Baker and other senators are mentioned as potential contenders, with ongoing discussions about the party’s next assistant leader.

Walter N. Rothschild Jr Abraham & Straus Department Stores Rothschild New York A&s Hugh Scott Scott GOP Everett M. Dirksen Sen Howard Baker Tennessee Baker Senate Republican Conference J . B. Pearson Kansas Robert P. Griffin Michigan Bes Charles Percy Illinois

Eye Transplant Doctor Suspended In Houston Case

Dr. Donald Moore, who performed a partial eye transplant last April, was suspended by the Harris County Medical Society after a hearing. The Houston Ophthalmological Society had previously suspended him for ophthalmic practice out of standards. The operation occurred at Methodist Hospital where Moore was on staff. The patient, John Madden of Conroe, later said the eye functions and moves well and that Moore did his best. Madden’s wife described the outcome as miraculous, though Madden had no prior vision in that eye. The transplant was reportedly from B. Hickman of Houston, who died of a brain tumor. In a separate matter, State Police in Watertown, NY say Carl E. Hill turned $25,000 into a nickel via Las Vegas dice tables, leading to grand larceny charges. Hill surrendered after disappearing with the funds.

Donald Moore Harris County Medical Society Houston Houston Ophthalmological Society Moore Methodist Hospital John Madden Conroe Tex Madden Watertown N.Y Carl E. Hill Las Vegas Hill Clayton

Chicago father cleared of murder in slaying case

Samuel Salkin was found innocent of murder but guilty of conspiracy to obstruct justice in the death of Ella Jean Scott. Joel Salkin testified the father proposed a brain surgery plan to hide the body and marry the victim, whose body was dug up on a northwestern Indiana farm.

Chicago Samuel Salkin Joel Salkin Ella Jean Scott Larkin Indiana Joel Miss Scott Cook County Criminal Court Samuel Saikin Carl Bastain Saikin

Israel Planes Raid Egyptian Positions Along Suez Canal

Israeli jets attacked Egyptian artillery and fortifications along the Suez Canal in response to cease fire violations. Five Israeli soldiers were wounded, and a commander said planes returned safely. A Cairo communique claimed heavy Egyptian losses and a destroyed supply bridge. Jordan reported four Israeli jets crossed the cease fire line near Amman but were repelled. Water flow resumed through Jordan's Ghor canal under a secret pact.

Associated Press Suez Canal Tel Aviv Cairo Middle East Egypt Sinai Sinai Peninsula Amman Jordan Israel Ghor

Pilots Delay Tioup Over Hijackings

London reports that international airline pilots plan a potential strike over hijackings after a TWA flight was diverted to Damascus. Basil Edwards of FALPA warned a 16 day warning could trigger a strike in October if inaction continues. Forsberg said a strike vote was arranged with federation members.

London Son United Natins Edwards Pilots Association U.N TWA Damascus Syria Ola Forsberg Federation

Five Rescued After Car Plunge in Canyon

A car plunged 300 feet down an embankment trapping five people. Rescued by ladders and ropes, all injured were treated at Contra Costa County Hospital. Injuries ranged from neck and back to broken arms. a 19 year old pregnant woman also hurt.

New Systems Curb In-Flight Collisions

Baltimore hosts display of three collision avoidance systems funded by airlines aiming to invest up to 70 million dollars to standardize equipment by 1974. A digital computer, transceiver gear, and an atomic clock enable pilots to track altitude, distance, and approach rates of nearby aircraft as testing wraps by year end.

Baltimore 4 The Air Transportation Association Fim Air Transport Association Martin Baltimore Martin Marietta Corp Collins Radio Cedar Rapids Iowa Assorciation McDonnell Douglas Corp St. Louis Bendix Avionics Division Fort Lauderdale Sierra Research Corp Buffalo N.Y Wilcox Aviation Electronics Kansas City

Unruh Aboard As Plane Catches Fire En Route to Eureka

Assembly Democratic leader Jesse Unruh was aboard a two engine Fairchild F 27 turboprop when the aircraft caught fire while taxiing to takeoff in Santa Rosa. The Air West crew used extinguishers to douse the blaze and returned Unruh and 15 other passengers to Sonoma County Airport. They were later carried on by another Air West plane en route to Eureka to meet party members.

Santa Rosa Assembly Jesse Unruh Air West Unruh Sonoma County Inglewood Eureka

Tyavday Story Fragment Noted in Shipping Dispatch

A fragmentary OCR item references carrier delivery and Sunday events. The text mentions Tyavday Wichime LMR Cheadle Ebay Ollie Lens Buch and various scattered terms, offering little coherent context or dates.

Tyavday Cheadle Ebay

Black Monday Protests Target Construction Jobs Across Four Cities

The demonstrations, led by Black activists, challenged job discrimination in building trades with rallies in Chicago Oklahoma City Seattle and Albany. Rev Jesse Jackson urged boycotts of schools while Gov Evans pledged action on publicly funded construction. In Seattle about a dozen demonstrators were turned away at University of Washington sites and Oklahoma City hosted 400 marchers.

Associated Press Chicago Oklahoma City Seattle Jesse Jackson Southern Christian Leadership Conference Civic Center Plaza Jackson University of Washington The Ne-groes Dan Evans Albany Brothers Nelson A. Rockefeller New York

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