Action Lines and Employment Inquiries Prompt Notices
A jumble of letters cites action lines for solving TV interference and requests job referrals in Pasadena South Pasadena and Altadena. Readers seek FCC responses, engineer referrals, and guidance on minority placement laws. Federal overseas employment listings and state job-services options are discussed with contact details.
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Federal’ “Communications Commission
Pasadena
Ft. J. Garden
Relle
Alanitha
Lelers
la Puente
How to Use Action Line Instructive Reader Guidance
A garbled notice advises readers to provide name address and telephone number to aid Action Line. It warns not to send documents receipts or items for return and notes the high volume limits replies. It discourages stamps and self addressed envelopes as answers are given in the column.
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Action Line
Fisase
Reagan denies UC budget hike plan in Sacramento
Reagan denied Monday in Sacramento that the administration has agreed to add one million dollars to the University of California opening budget for next year. The text references page notes and assorted classifieds and contact numbers for Pasadena, East Valley, and Los Angeles editions.
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Reagan
Sacramento
University of California
Senate Tax Rider Push Increases Pressure On Bill
Senator Smathers urged Congress to raise taxes now to protect fiscal integrity, proposing a 10 percent surtax on income with a $180.1 billion spending ceiling for 1969. He teamed with Senator Williams on a rider to bypass the stalled House Ways and Means Committee and said other amendments could follow if this fails. The White House favors tax increases and spending restraint but action remained uncertain as votes were awaited.
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Washington
UPI
D-Fla
Congress
Smathers
Senate Finance Committee
Johnson
House
John J. Willatis
R-Del
Ways and Means
Senate
White House
Illiams
Smathers-Williams
Senate House
Wilbur Mills
Army Hints Gas Link To Poisoned Sheep
The Army for the first time hints that nerve gas may have killed about 6000 Utah sheep near Dugway Proving Grounds. Brig Gen William W Stone says evidence points to a toxin, but no traces were found in the grazing area.
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Washington
UPD
Army
Utah
William W. Stone
Army Materiel Command
Dugway Proving Grounds
State Case To End on Dontanville Trial Update
The prosecution aims to finish its case today in the Dontanville trial after new testimony. They seek to connect Anthony David of Altadena to the August assault and deny matching hairs between the defendant and two young victims Cecilia Batili and Roberta Ata.
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Anthony
David Tx
Altadena
Dontanville
Duarledena City
Employe
Cecilia Renee Batili
Roberta ‘Ata
McNally Ave
Pasadena
Walter L. Kirk
Berkeley
Howard Lee Schlesinger
Sco Page
Kennedy Won't Reopen JFK Probe If Elected
Senator Robert F. Kennedy said he would not reopen the investigation into President Kennedy's death if elected president. He made the remark amid a San Fernando Valley State College appearance where students pressed for access to archives with unpublished data on the assassination. The exchange occurred during a California campaign swing as Kennedy planned another California return in three to four weeks.
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Kennedy
JFK
Northmidge
Robert F. Kennedy
N.Y
Mons
San Fernando Valley State Col
California
Portland
Dent Jon F. Kennedy
Gates
Johnson
Eugene J. McCarthy
D-Minn
Johnson speaks to AFL CIO labor and farm groups in two talks
President Johnson addressed 450 farm leaders at a National Conference on Farm Policy and Rural Life and spoke to a labor audience of the AFL CIO Building and Construction Trades. He defended domestic policies and the Vietnam War, urged parity for farmers, and urged internal unity while facing applause and criticism.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Prov Administration
Jab International
AFL Cio-Building and Construction . Trades” Department
Alliantad
Maritine
Farm Policy
State Department
Congress
America
Legislative Conference of
Afl-Cio
Radeyins
Jets Fly First Bombing Mission Over North Vietnam
American and South Vietnamese forces fought near Trang Bang northwest of Saigon as FAL jet fighters debuted in combat. Battles raged near Hue and in the A Shau Valley with B52 raids and tank actions.
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Saigon
UPS
U.S
North Vietnam
le U8
2Th Infantry Division
Trang Bang
A Shaw
Hue
Panhandle
Takhli Air Force Base
Thailand
Dong Hoi
Trang Banghi
A Shan
Khe Sanh
Bien Hoa
Long Binh
Mission aide quits Viet Post in protest against U S efforts
Sidney J. Rache, a former officer on Gen Westmoreland’s staff and a US mission adviser in Vietnam for over a year, resigns in Saigon citing failures and corruption. He warned that current policies repeat the same flaws, detailing inefficacious ARVN forces and mismanaged aid.
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New York Times News Beriies
Saigon
William €. Westmoreland
United States
Vietnam
Sidney J. Rache
U.S
South Vietnam
Chan i
Rache
Robert Komer
John Vann
Third Corps
Hughes plans to buy two more Las Vegas hotels
Howard Hughes said he would purchase the Silver Slipper and the Stardust on the Las Vegas strip, pursuing dominance in Nevada gambling after earlier holdings including the Desert Inn, Sands, Castaways and Frontier. State approvals from the Gaming Control Board and Gaming Commission were expected soon.
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Las Vegas
Nev
UPI
Howard Hughes
Las Vegas “Strip
Nevada
Hughes
Nevada Gambling Policy Board
Gaming Control Board
The
Gaming Commission
Desert Inn
Sands, Castaways
Frontier Hotels
Prada
Gaming
Hughes Gambling
Classified Ad Announces Double Play Storage
Mrs Helen Gossner reports two apartments rented within days while praising the newspaper. Classifieds offer vacancies and contact numbers 796 0311 681 4871 from Monrovia El Monte Covina exchanges.
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Helen Gossner
Mar Vista Ave
Pasadena
Tident Star-News Ck
Monrovia
el Monte
Covina
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Colorado
Paradene
Electrical Assembly
State
T. W
South Pasadena
William Herr
State Office
Fisyd Covington
Urban League
Westside Studs Center
Germany
Asi
J.V
Arcadia
Southern
South America
Forteral
Department of State
Pasadena ‘Area
East Valley
Los ‘Angeles
Dong Ha
Camp Carroll
J. Robert Smith
Bob Houser
Independent
LBJ
Merriman Smith
Mission Aide
Viet Post
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