Action Line Helps Readers Cut Red Tape in Long Beach
The column invites readers to write Action Line at Box 230 Long Beach California 9844 for help with problems and getting answers. It notes questions are chosen for usefulness and general interest.
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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1975
Page
6
The column invites readers to write Action Line at Box 230 Long Beach California 9844 for help with problems and getting answers. It notes questions are chosen for usefulness and general interest.
A reader asks if an arrest for narcotics affects candidacy for public office. Officials say ex‑convicts may seek federal office, while states vary. California bans certain offenses from office. A Kaiser ophthalmology expert outlines when to choose an optometrist versus an ophthalmologist for eye issues. Additional advice covers toilet bowl cleaning with bleach and mail timing at Long Beach area post offices and annexes.
Children of Vietnam in a two week effort to raise money for orphans. Lawrence Anderer of the Rockville chapter of the agency praises the drive as a great help and says funds are needed beyond evacuation efforts.
Rebels near Phnom Penh threaten the capital while U S and allied embassies evacuate. Me kong River flotilla clashes with government forces as airlift ferries evacuees and orphans to safety in Hong Kong and Clark Field.
The aging leader Chiang Kai-shek died after a heart attack about an hour and a half earlier. The Big Four allies—Chiang Roosevelt Churchill and Stalin—dominated World War II strategy with Chiang’s son Chiang Ching-kuo likely to succeed him. Madame Chiang and other officials were at his deathbed as Vice President Yen was named interim, with the younger Chiang slated to run the government.
Kissinger outlined U.S. stance on South Vietnam as invasion grows and Paris peace accord is cited. He called the North Vietnamese push an outrageous violation and said Washington would welcome outside humanitarian help while defending Saigon positions. A National Security Council review was ordered to consider Weyand's findings and other options.
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