Action Line solves reader queries on visas and notices
Independent Star-News readers seek guidance on changing a tourist visa to permanent residence, locating the correct offices, and filling forms. The column also answers questions about Mrs. America contest info, rental market shifts near freeway construction, a billing dispute over a costume, and a request for a coat of arms maker.
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Independent Star-News
Calorada Blvd
Pasadena
Calif
Inside Today Bridge and Society Pages Feature Digest
Local newspaper notices list sections including Bridge C and Horoscope Comics All Society Crossword Sports and Deaths. Circulation and desk phone numbers for Pasadena East Valley and Los Angeles are provided with after hours contacts for sports.
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C& Horoscope
ALL Society
Pasadena Area
East Valley
Los Angeles
News Desk
Talks Extend as Soviet Czechoslovak Meeting Continues
Soviet Union and Czechoslovakia extend talks into a fourth day over liberalization reforms. CTK reports meeting in Cierna near the frontier to decide on press freedom, reforms, and a possible grace period while Brezhnev's stance remains unclear.
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Cyierna
Josef Smrkovsky
CTK
Kasice
Prague
Communist Party
Alexander Dubcek
Det. Communist Party
Leonid Brezhnev
Cierna
Kosice
Ciemna
Dubrek
Moscow
Kremlin
Brezhnev
Cottage Rented Fast by ISN Act
Daniel Cooper reports a seven bedroom cottage in Pasadena rented quickly after an Independent Star-News classified ad. He recalls about 50 inquiries and urges others to place ads. phone numbers from Monrovia El Monte and Covina provided for placing ads.
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Daniel Cooper
Huntington
Pasadena
Star-News
Monrovia
el Monte
Covina
More Steel Firms May Up Prices
Pittsburgh AP report says the nation’s two largest steel producers announced price increases on Wednesday marking one of the first across the board hikes since the Kennedy era. Other firms signaled readiness to follow to cover a new billion dollar contract, with Inland Steel noting its 1962 stance against price rises. The industry has since rolled back and raised prices in stages to avoid federal confrontation.
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Pittsburgh
Ilke
Kennedy
United Steelworkers
Gquirelines
Shington
Inland Steel
Johnson Seeks Firm Price Line In Steel
President Johnson urged the steel industry to hold the price line and roll back Bethlehem Steel's 5 percent across the board increase announced earlier in the day. He contrasted this with a selective rise by U S Steel and noted Bethlehem’s profit jump to 93.4 million in the first half of 1968, a 40 percent rise from the prior year.
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Washington
UPT
Johnson
Bethlehem Steel
Bethlehem
U.S. Steel
Reagan Nixon Call Crusade on Crime In Platform Talks
Nixon and Governor Reagan pressed a militant anti crime agenda before the Republican Platform Committee in Miami Beach joined by Mayor Lindsay. The pair sought to shift party support toward law and order while aiming to reduce Wallace influence and attract conservative delegates ahead of the national campaign.
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Miami Beach
Richard M- Nixon
Ronald Réagan
California
Nixon
Reagan
John V. Lindsay
New York
Republican Platform Committee
John G. Tower
Texas
Platform Committee
Lindsay
la Ronde
Fontainebleau Hotel
Wheraland
Gay
Gov
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Maryland
County Officials Laud Wallace Nixon and Humphrey Speech
county officials at the 33rd annual National Association of Counties conference in Washington applauded speakers George Wallace Richard M Nixon and Vice President Humphrey Their remarks focused on law and order civil justice and bringing power closer to local governments Nixon favored tax sharing and a reassessment of government roles while Humphrey urged stopping urban rioting and enforcing order McCarthy opposed tax sharing and Rockefeller proposed new cities outside metro cores
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Richard Nixon
GOP
National Association of Counties
Washington
Sheraton Park Hotel
George Wallace
Suherl H H. Mumphrey
Richard M. Nixon
Wallace
American Independent Party
Humphrey
Ing
Ite
Rockefeller
McCarthy
June Price Leap Hits Consumer
Washington AP reports a broad rise in living costs in June with the consumer price index up 0.5 percent from May, led by apparel gasoline and cigarettes. Mortgage interest rose about 4 percent for new home buyers while home taxes and insurance added to costs for homeowners. Food at home showed a bright spot with some price declines in retail and wholesale meats and produce, but clothing rose further led by women’s wear.
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Washington
Labor Department
Reagan Delegates Threaten to Bolt at Convention
California delegates pledged to Ronald Reagan threaten to bolt the Republican national convention. Vera Glaser, in her Independent column, explains the dissension and outlines a possible loophole in the delegate binding law in today’s editorial on page 11.
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California
Ronald Reagan
Vera Glaser
Miss Glaser
Independent
Calvert Retires After Pioneering Pasadena Radio Service
Herschel B. Calvert, Pasadena’s radio communications supervisor, retires after 37 years shaping California’s first police radio network. He helped install early wireless gear in patrol cars, expanded service beyond police to city functions, and foresees future image and data transmission between units.
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Seston
Richard Drew
Herschel G. Calvert
Poscideno
Calvert
Pasadena Star- News
Herschel B. Calvert
Caltech
Lee DeForest
California
Pasadena
Radio Sanitain
Los Angeles
Radio Communications Center
Ontario
Ailey
David Heinz
Azusa
Barbara
Temple City
San Bernardino Mountains
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