Action Line Help for Beethoven Quest and Death Certs
A reader asks which edition of Beethovens Op 111 should be used and if the original manuscripts survive. The column notes a typographical error in the 1899 edition, cites a manuscript facsimile at LA Public Library, and mentions Georg Kinsky. Also covered are a Detroit riot death report and a Pasadena barometer setting with TV weather readings.
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von Dylan
Beethoven
von Bulow
Berlin
Bavaria
Georg Kinsky
Munich
L.A
Pasadena
Meteorology Research, Inc
Oswego
Eles Yation
Court of Appeal Sues Over Medical Bill Complaint
A reader raises concerns about a $1,000 plus medical charge after a three hour visit including blood and urine tests with no X rays. They say Medicare and private insurance do not cover it while on a retirement income and request guidance through an ACTION LINE contact.
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Court of Appeal
Greck
Biel Hedt
Medicare
St. Sierra Matire
Supplies to Khe Sanh Dropped From Air Amid Fire
Report notes over 90 percent of Khe Sanh outpost resupply comes by air, with nearly every aircraft exposed to ground fire and at least two percent hit. The note cites ongoing airlift amid intensified combat. Pasadena and Los Angeles circulation lines are listed for readers seeking updates.
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Khe Sanh
End of two Saigon area hunts marks 5970 enemy dead
U S Command says Operations Saratoga and Enterprise ended Sunday after months of fighting near Saigon. 3863 Communists killed in Saratoga with 382 American dead and 1252 wounded. 2107 Communists killed in Enterprise with 253 American dead and 1348 wounded. Also report near Tam Ky 78 enemy killed in 14 miles west, US losses not listed.
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Saigon
UPI
U.S. Command
Saratoga
Enterprise
U.S
U.s.25th Infantry Division
Mekong Delta
Khe Sanh
196Th Light Infantry Brigade
Tam Ky
South Vietnam
Peace Seen In Copper Industry
Washington unions in the 24 day copper strike appear to soften demands, ready to abandon company wide contracts for more pay. The 26 unions involved delayed acceptance of Phelps Dodge offer as the Non-Ferrous Industry Conference recessed after two and a half hours with a further meeting planned. The White House gave no official comment as labor talks continued, with pressure mounting from members and the administration to end the dispute.
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Washington
UPI
Phelps-Dodge Corp
Phelps-Dodge
White House
House Rented With Little Ad
A Pasadena resident reports renting a five bedroom rear house quickly after running a small ad in the Independent Star News. He says the paper delivers good results for vacancies and notes the classified line for placing ads with local exchange numbers.
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J. J. Henry
Dominion Ave
Pasadena
Star-News
Monrovia
el Monte
Covina
Reds threaten bases in Laos as captures reported
Communist forces have captured four government outposts and threaten major strongholds in northern and central Laos, defense sources said Monday. Unconfirmed reports say drives renewed against Saravane and Attapow provincial capitals in the south.
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Vientiane
Laos
UPT
Saravane
Attspow
Sath
Rusk Faces Top Critics Over Vietnam War Policy
Secretary of State Dean Rusk challenged Senate critics led by Fulbright who demanded congressional input before any troop increases. Fulbright warned he would block the foreign aid bill until Rusk testified again. The seven hour hearing reflected deep national divisions as McCarthy pressed a primary test in New Hampshire.
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UPI
Ser
Eretary
Dean Rus Monday
Congress
America
South Vietnam
J. William Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Johnson
Tusk
Fulbright
Rusk
New Hampshire
Sen Fugene J. McCarthy
Vietnam
North Vietnam
Sen
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Vietnan
Rosk
Voice of America
Rusk Ard Fulbright
More U S Troops Slated for Vietnam
Secretary of State Dean Rusk told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that the United States will send more American troops to Vietnam within 30 days but rejected reports of a request for 206,400 additional troops. He said President Johnson has no fresh decisions or specific requests beyond the 525,000 authorized, with about 510,000 already in Vietnam.
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Dean Rusk
Vietnam
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Washington, D.C
Rusk
Washington
UPV
Johnson
Joinson
United States
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
Senate OKs Rights Bill Amid Uncertain House Action
The Senate passed a three part civil rights package by a 70 percent margin, banning housing discrimination in most federally assisted housing and creating federal crimes to intercede against intimidation of Negroes and civil rights workers. House leaders debated whether to accept the Senate bill or seek a conference. The bill also sets penalties up to $10,000 and five years for riot incitement and related offenses, while offering conciliation or civil suits without criminal penalties in housing cases except certain specified dwellings.
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Everett M. Dirksen
Senate
Johnson
White House
America
House
Tross
McCarthy Nixon Win First Votes in New Hampshire Primary
In Waterville Valley New Hampshire the first primary results show McCarthy leading Republican votes with Nixon, Rockefeller and McCarthy also receiving write ins. On the Democratic side McCarthy leads with eight votes while Kennedy collects two. Johnson receives none. Water Valley’s GOP leanings shift as officials note growing balance in politics.
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Waterville Valley
N.H
UPI
White Mountains
New Hampshire
Eugene J. McCarthy
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Sen
McCarthy
Robert F. Kennedy
Johnson
South Vietnam
Cabot Lodge
Barry Goldwater
New Hampshire Votes As Presidential Primary Opens
New Hampshire voters begin the 1968 presidential primary, with Nixon expected to win decisively for the Republicans while Rockefeller and Romney contend for support. On the Democratic side Senator McCarthy challenges President Johnson over the war and domestic issues, shaping the race ahead of Miami conventions. The outcome will test Nixon’s lead, Romney’s withdrawal, and McCarthy’s antiwar campaign as New Hampshire sets the tone for the year.
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New Hampshire
Miami
Eugene McCarthy
D-Minn
Nixon
McCarthy
Wallot
Sen
Johnson
George Romney
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