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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1968

Page

1

Rockefeller Leads In Latest Poll Battle For President

New York Governor Rockefeller leads by six points over Humphrey or McCarthy in a Harris poll, with Nixon trailing both Democrats. Gallup shows Nixon ahead of Humphrey and McCarthy, with Rockefeller in a near tie. Poll timing explains the divergence.

Washington New York Nelson A. Rockefeller Harris Rockefeller Hubert H. Humphrey Eugene J. McCarthy Richard M. Nixon Washington Post Gallup Nixon Humphrey McCarthy George Wallace Phrey Wallace

Action Line service details and contact options

ACTION LINE offers problem solving and answers. Write ACTION LINE Box 230 Long Beach California 90801 or call 432 3451 between 9 am and 1 pm or 5 pm and 9 pm Monday through Friday. Questions are chosen for general interest and usefulness.

Long Beach Calif

Overpass Cleanup Sought for Dominguez School Route

Residents requested action to clear a cluttered pedestrian overpass at 21250 Santa Fe Ave linking Dominguez Elementary to a park. County Road Maintenance inspected by Robert Mickey and cleaned the area after the report.

Dominguez Santa Fe Ave Action Line S.C Long Beach Carson Los Angeles County Road Maintenance Department Robert Mickey

Not Forgotten bumper stickers urge Pueblo recall

A.E. in Long Beach asks where to get bumper stickers reading Remember the Pueblo. Del Minick and Fred Marshall printed the 20 cent stickers after the USS Pueblo was seized at Wonsan on January 23, linking the event to a demand for action and public remembrance.

Long Beach John Birch Society American Opinion Library Village Road del Minick P.O Arroyo Grande Calif Minick Fred Marshall Air Force M.M Gene McCarthy McCarthy E. Wardlow Road Jerry Berens McCarthy Headquarters Berens Democratic Con

Doctor Run Drug Dispensing Question Answered

Reader asks if doctors in California commonly dispense drugs from their offices and charge high prices. The Los Angeles County Medical Association notes most doctors do not dispense and encourage written prescriptions to take to a pharmacy. Ethical guidelines permit dispensing when in the patient’s best interest though exploitation is not allowed. For complaints write to the LA County Medical Association.

California B.M Paramount Los Angeles County Medical Association Judicial Council American Medical Association Wilshire Blvd Los Angeles

Longshore union votes to strike at Long Beach harbor

Members of Marine Clerks Association Local 63 vote 35 to 5 to strike after six weeks of talks with Marine Terminals States Marine Lines and Argonaut Terminals. Picket lines planned from 7 a.m. through Long Beach Terminal Island and Wilmington areas. Exemption for Army terminal shipments to Vietnam.

Marine Clerks Assn Local 63 International Longshoremen and Warehousemen’s Union Long Beach Terminal Island Wilmington Union Marine Terminals States Marine Lines Argonaut Terminals Long Beach Terminal Island S. Pico Ave Army Terminal Vietnam

Johnson Warns of Imminent North Vietnam Offensive

President Johnson cautioned that intelligence shows North Vietnamese forces may mount a large attack on South Vietnam cities. He said he would not immediately halt bombing despite talks in Paris. Johnson dismissed the NFL as a pure Communist front and warned U.S. forces are prepared for any threat.

Washington UPI Johnson South Vietnam U.S North Vietnam Paris National Liberation Front NFL Vietnam NLF Hanoi

Johnson warns steel price rise will fuel inflation

President Johnson condemned Bethlehem Steel's 5 percent across the board price hike, saying it could cause serious economic harm and urging other producers not to follow. Bethlehem defended the rise as necessary, while U.S. Steel's possible 9.7 percent increase drew speculation.

Washington Johnson Bethlehem Steel Co Bethlehem Steel Kenedy

Copra Blaze in Harbor Causes $700,000 Damage

Fire at Baker Commodities on Berth 32 in Long Beach destroyed a 3,000 ton copra storage tank. The Balto unloaded Philippines copra when the blaze started. Six trucks and two fireboats battled the flames over an hour using foam before containment. No injuries reported.

Long Beach Baker Commodities Pier D Balto Philippines W. F. Patterson Virgil Jones

Czechoslovakia and Soviet Union hold crunch talks

CTK reports Czech Presidium and Soviet Politburo agreed to resume talks after a late impasse over a communique. The third day of talks reportedly secured a grace period to test reforms and forestalled Soviet intervention. Czech freedom of the press won Soviet acceptance and Dubcek freed the press in February.

CIERNA NAD _ TISOU Czechoslovakia UPI CTK Soviet Ukraine Dubcek

Recall drive falls short of signatures in California

Governors Reagan and Finch hailed the recall failure as proof of public support. Early counts from 14 counties suggested about 500 000 signatures collected toward the 780 414 required, with many names invalid. They urged stricter recall laws and thanked voters for their decision.

Jordan Robert H. Finch Reagan Finch

Savings Race Across Summers Drives Different Plans

Readers share how some folks save for next summer while others focus on last summer. The notes reflect varied budgeting aims tied to vacations, trips, and leisure plans.

One-Eyed Mystery Gambler Linked to Kirschke Case

Defense argues a one-eyed “mystery gambler” witnessed in Las Vegas could win Kirschke a new trial. George T. Davis said the man wore a black patch and was seen craps shooting at the Sahara Hotel near the time of the Long Beach murder of Kirschke’s wife and her lover on April 8, 1967, while noting an alibi discrepancy.

Jack Kirschke Davis Kirschke L. A County Sahara Hotel Las Vegas Naples Long Beach Sahara Elaine Terry Kirschke Orville William Crankhan Nevada

Douglas indecision kills airbus pact

Submarine parks planned and related notes appear on pages A-12 and A-14 while Humphrey comments reveal a self constrained stance.

Douglas Airbus

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