Long Beach police strike poll sparks internal hearing
Elkins was questioned today by Capt. Richard Wolfe and Lt. William Stovall over a letter amid a police strike dispute. Assistant Chief Ralph G. Kurtz said no disciplinary action would result and the interview would be transcribed for Mansell. Police Association leaders Duple and Solomon backed Elkins, with delegates at a Los Angeles convention voting to support action against the city council.
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Elkins
Richard Wolfe
William Stovall
Harry Duple
Police Association
Steve Solomon
Solomon
Duple
Asst
Ralph G. Kurtz
Long Beach
Jumper Too Sexy for Dance at Nevada Campus
Laura Ant Bode, 23, a graduate psychology student, wore a revealing skirt with suspenders to a University of Nevada class and dance. Campus police charged her with indecent exposure at the Miss Bode arraignment in Municipal Court, posting bail while her case continues.
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Reno
UPI
Laura Ant Bode
University of Nevada
Bode
Tropical storm in Gulf loses punch
A tropical low in the Gulf of Mexico weakened overnight, ending the threat of strong winds heavy rain and higher tides to Florida's Gulf Coast. The system's reduced intensity removed immediate danger to the region and weather observers cautioned residents to stay alert for any reformation.
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Miami
UPI
Gulf of Mexico
Florida
Gulf Coast
Ford economic summit outlines shared burdens and tax relief
Ford urged sacrifice and a common effort to curb inflation while promising to distribute burdens evenly. Treasury chief Simon warned against focusing on results rather than causes, as Patman urged firing advisers from the Nixon era and Stratton cited antifreeze price gaps to argue for controls.
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America
Treasury
William Simon
Wright Patman
D-Tex
House Banking Committee
Patman
Sam Stratton
D-N.y
Sylvia Porter
Independent Press-Telegram
Victory Gardens
Mansfield
Albert
Democratic Congress
Tiste
Warren papers released stir Nixon foes and echo Knowland ties
Fresno reports note Warren’s letters criticizing Dana Smith a Nixon fund trustee and revealing softened ties with Knowland in Oakland. The correspondence shows Warren warning Eisenhower about political figures and reflects a warm bond with the Knowland family amid 1940s to 1950s U.S. governance. Warren later became U.S. Chief Justice under Eisenhower.
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Eisenhower
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William F. Knowland
Oakland Tribune
U.S. Senate
Hiram W. Jahnson
Edmund G. Brown
Hughes
Roosevelts
New York
Wilson
New Jersey
Supreme Court
White House
U.S
Climber Rescued After Long Mountain Ordeal
Drake, a climber, was saved after a 48 hour ordeal on the Teton Glaci er involving a 600 foot ascent and multiple helicopter attempts. He fell 34 feet Tuesday, injuring his ankle and hip, while guides and companions faced worsening winds and cold as they walked him down from 10,800 feet after a failed final rescue.
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Middle Teton Glacier
Nixon phlebitis cause hunted in hospital tests
The article discusses potential cancer sources for Nixon's phlebitis and notes experts caution against assuming anti coagulants dissolve clots. It covers systemic cancer searches, the limits of anticoagulants like heparin, and mentions urokinase and streptokinase as investigational options while reporters seek clarity from NIH and JAMA.
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Trimble
Memorial
National Institutes of Health
Bethesda
New York City
Journal of the
American Medical Association
Secret Probe Targets Pitchess Deputies Misuse
A county board secret inquiry centers on claims Sheriff Pitchess used deputies on county time for outside clients including celebrities like Frank Sinatra. If substantiated, it could involve misuse of county funds through straight and overtime pay. Downey, Anthony named. witnesses and officials briefed. Monday executive session set to hear additional testimony on questionable personnel practices.
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Frank Sinatra
Piteness
James Downey
Willam Anthony
Downey
Anthony
San Diego
Pitchess
Fitchess
Independent
Press-Telegram
Pitches
John Larson
Larson
Board of Supervisors
Pitehoss
Baxter Ward
Ward
Liquor store bandit threatens child during robbery
Long Beach police report a bandit with a pistol robbed the Bottle Shop at 1000 B ith St taking $125 after striking clerk Anthony Sigorski 60. The thief demanded more money and threatened to kill the child near the mother before fleeing.
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B.ith St
Long Beach
Anthony Sigorski
At & P.m
Suspect engine trouble in Russ ship disaster
ISTANBUL AP naval experts probe whether engine trouble caused the sinking of a Kashin class Soviet guided missile destroyer with all hands aboard during a Black Sea trial run. Turkish sources say the ship sank recently with no survivors. crew size not released.
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Turkey
Serrres
Black Sea
Cape Cod
Mass
Thresher
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