Action Line answers readers on prizes and local issues
Action Line responds to readers on Coca Cola prize misreads and a rental listing scam. It notes Coca Cola's prize error, confirms no winners from the reader, and cites Connecticut and Atlanta offices. It covers rental listings without consent and advises filing with the California Division of Real Estate. It includes library book purchases, Apollo 11 dinner details, and the Industrial Freeway plan with timelines and funding.
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Coca-Cola Co
G.H.M
Long Beach
A. Action Line
Atlanta
Coca-Cola
Connecticut Games
William Proctor
Blair Proctor Public Relations
North Ave. N.W
Atlanta, Ga
S.D
Bellflower. A
California Real Estate Commission
California Division of Real Estate
S. Broadway
Los Angeles
Action Line
Better Business Bureau
Banco
IPT
Frishman among three POWs freed to begin homeward trip
North Vietnam released Lt. Robert Frishman and two other U S servicemen who will start their journey home today in the custody of an American pacifist group. Frishman's wife and parents voiced relief and hope as the trio prepared to fly from Hanoi to Vientiane Laos.
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Robert Fra Hot Frishman
U.S
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Vientiane
Laos
Air Force
Wesley Lewis Rumble
Oroville
Calif
Navy
Douglas Brent Hegdahl
Watertown
S.D
Rennise Davis
Frishman
Santee
Harry Frishman
Santiago Ave
Hegdahl
Nixon asserts Asia policy keep Pacific power deter mined by Asians
President Nixon reaffirmed to congressional leaders that the United States will remain a Pacific power with Asia steered by Asian decisions. He said the U.S. will keep current commitments without expanding them, offer economic aid, and provide military hardware as needed. Ground troop commitments to Thailand were explicitly ruled out, with air force use left open. Nixon planned a three day Camp David retreat and a Friday national address, plus meetings with West German Chancellor Kiesinger.
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Nixon
U.S
Asia
Ronald Ziegler
Thailand
Ziegler
Camp David Maryland
Kurt Kiesinger
Promise of Reform Turns Tide in Tax Vote
House liberals joined Nixon's forces to approve a measure by a 237 to 170 roll call, sending it to the White House for signature. Nixon sought a one year extension of the surtax to curb inflation, but the Senate shortened it to six months and the House endorsed the Senate version. This marked a major Administration victory as lawmakers relented amid promises of broader tax reform.
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House
Nixon
White House
Senate
Wilbur D. Mills
Man who hid behind skirt called coward now seen as magician
In a shift of phrasing the phrase about a man who hid behind a woman's skirt is reframed from cowardice to cunning illusion, reflecting changing attitudes toward shaming and performance.
Canals on Mars May Be Craters
Pasadena dispatch reports TV photos from Mars show dark lines 100 miles wide that may be rims of giant craters. Earlier pictures relayed to Jet Propulsion Laboratory before the 2000 mile high fly by suggest canals may be geologic features rather than artificial channels.
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Mars
Pasadena
Mariner 7
South Kon
Jet Provision Laboratory
Scenic ride collapse kills Long Beach boy in Wyoming
A 12 year old Long Beach boy William Reid Delaney died from head injuries when a hillside chair lift collapsed on East Gros Ventre Butte near Jackson Hole Wyoming. His father Martin C Delaney 47 was critically injured and mother Jane 42 and children Sarah Anne 14 and Martin Redmond 5 suffered lesser injuries. The lift failed at 11 51 a m Sunday and investigators planned to inspect the system as the ride was ordered closed.
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Long Beach
Jackson Hole
Wyo
Teton County
Martin C
St. John’s Hospital
Jane
Grosventre Butte
Wyoming
Navy plane crashes in Andes with 16 aboard
A U.S. Navy C47 transport with 15 Americans and one Filipina woman went down in a snowstorm over the Andes between Santiago and Buenos Aires. Pentagon said it is down with no details yet, radio contact lost after 9:08 p.m. EDT near Angostura Chile.
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UPI
Andes
Santiago
Chile
Washington
Defense Department
Pentagon
Charles V. Greffet
U.S
Angostua
Invitations Sent for State Dinner Honoring Astronauts
In Sacramento a state dinner honoring astronauts will invite 1 500 VIPs with no regrets anticipated. The notice appears on Page A 7 of The Day in Sacramento, labeled Page A- as part of the A section.
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