Antique automatic instruments offered by Hathaway and Bowers
ACTION LINE locates Hathaway and Bowers Inc in Santa Fe Springs offering antique instruments. Terry Hathaway notes two military band organs in stock with possible calliope arrivals. small band organs run about $3,500, records like Circus Carnival Calliope sell for about $4. Contact Hathaway at 941 8774.
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Mildew problems prompt home remedies and resources
Homeowner asks about mildew in a Lakewood bedroom. Advice includes moisture source elimination, moisture absorbers, mildew resistant paints, ventilation and heating, and mild cleaners. Also notes on lighting equipment and interracial couples groups with Baha is community details.
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Chicago imposes curfew as troops deployed after unrest
Mayor Daley orders 7 p.m. to 6 a.m. curfew for youths under 21 and restricts movement as Gov Ogilvie sends 7,276 troops into Chicago. Guardsmen patrol zones where riots left at least 234 arrests and 72 injuries amid gunfire and looting during the West Side disturbances.
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Action Line guidance for readers
Instructions outline how to use Action Line with the number 432 451 for The Independent Press Telegram readers. It advises providing name address and phone not for publication, including essential info, avoiding pictures, and sending only one query at a time to ensure broad assistance.
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Discount Rate Hike for Banks
The Federal Reserve Board raised the discount rate and required bank reserves in a double move aimed at convincing banks and business alike that tight money policy remains in force. The action, described as a further move against inflation, follows prior expectations amid market uncertainty.
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Mass hippie exodus from Palm Springs after police sweep
Police rout 2 500 hippies from Tahquitz Canyon after a riot wave leaves Palm Springs. Officers set roadblocks to keep youths under 18 from entering and threaten charges against parents for felonies. Police estimate 13 000 residents dropped to 8 000 as the exodus grows.
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Palm Spring
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L B Jet Foes Win Battles Lose War at Long Beach Airport
State homeowner groups opposing jet traffic won fights at Long Beach Airport by blocking new terminal facilities and prompting the City Council to withdraw support for higher airline service. A state utilities panel hearing officer later recommended allowing two intrastate airlines to operate jets at the airport despite opposition.
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Rumors of Trade Deals and Air Route Proposals Stir Regional Officials
Examiner William N. Foley backs two new air routes in the public interest, approving Pacific Southwest Airlines Long Beach to San Diego and San Francisco to Oakland, with Air California on Long Beach to San Jose. Police report 285 Easter invaders arrested. clashes with youths continue amid threats of earthquakes and widespread hitchhiking departures.
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Good Friday quake fears churn in California
Citizens fear a major quake on Good Friday as experts explain earthquakes cannot be predicted. William Frank of Los Angeles Civil Defense notes many calls are from anxious women seeking details. Caltech officials stress no proven link between April and a looming disaster.
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School Board election today
Brief notice reports that the School Board election is scheduled for today with voting details and polling information. The item emphasizes local civic participation and identifies the election as a key community event on the day’s local agenda.
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