Action Line answers readers on taxes votes and licenses
The column provides Q and A on issues from a Miami Beach supplier delay to the November 1966 California governor election results. It notes Reagan's 57.6 percent share, how license revocation appeals work, and steps for heirs to claim an elderly relative’s Bank of America account with death certificate and proof of heirs.
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Action Line
Reagan
Brown
Gov. Reagan
B.N.S
Long Beach
California
Secretary of State’s Office
Ronald Reagan
Edmund G
Pat) Brown
A. L. Y. Bruner
California Department of Industrial Relations
O. K. Hunter
California Department of Motor Vehicles
Sacramento
Hunter
W. F. Phillips
DMV
Phillips
Bank of America
Berkeley
United States
P.F
A. Richard Williams
Williams
Los Angeles
Clint Tremain
Telegraph Ave
Calif
North Viet official denounces Nixon Vietnam policy in Paris briefing
Nguy en Thanh Le, Hanoi's spokesman, denounces Richard Nixon and the GOP platform at the Paris talks. He claims Nixon threatened to use nuclear weapons against the north and criticizes the approach to end bombing and troop withdrawal.
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Paris
UPI
North Vietnam
Richard M. Nixon
Vietnam
Hanoi
Nguyen Thanh le
Nixon
Miami Beach
GOP
North
Richard Nixon
San Diego
Calif
Nix
Continental Trailways Cleaning Up Bus Depot After Mess
Mrs L B of Long Beach praised for drawing attention to mess by a bus bench near our offices. Continental Trailways states it cleaned the area after rapid transit depot razed increased foot traffic caused maintenance issues.
Scuba Diver Found Dead Near Catalina Island
The body of 39 year old Robert Lee Smith was recovered 30 yards off Ship Rock near Catalina Island six hours after he left the vessel Euphor ia to swim. He was reported missing at 3 40 p m and no foul play is suspected. California Coast Guard and Sheriff's helicopters assisted. Smith lived at 1150 Polaris Drive Newport Beach.
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Catalina Island
Ship Rock
Robert Lee Smith
Polaris Drive
Newport Beach
Coast Guard
Sheriff’s Department
McCarthy Urges Peaceful Approach to Chicago Convention
Senator Eugene J. McCarthy urged supporters to avoid protests in Chicago during the Democratic National Convention. He called for rallies in communities to prevent violence and maintain a fair, peaceful political process. He suggested he may not accept a vice presidential bid if Humphrey is the nominee.
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Los Angeles
Eugene J. McCarthy
Chicago
Democratic Party
McCarthy
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey Eases Conditions to Halt Bombing in N Viet
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey said he has softened his demand for reciprocity from Hanoi before halting bombing in North Vietnam. He now favors restraint and reasonable response by North Vietnam and outlined this in a letter to Dr. Clark Kerr, chair of the National Committee for a Political Settlement in Vietnam.
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Nixon
Vietnam
United States
Humphrey
N. Viet
Washington
UPD
Hubert H. Humphrey
Hanoi
North Vietnam
Clark Kerr
National Committee For
Kerr
North
Paris
Nixon and North Vietnam aim clash in Paris talks
The piece covers North Vietnamese officials rejecting reciprocal restraint as talks in Paris resume and Humphrey criticizing Nixon as McCarthy accuses the Republican candidate of vague aims. It notes police tensions in Watts and ongoing violence with ongoing investigations and municipal responses.
Four Held in $800000 Counterfeit Bill Ring
The Secret Service said four men Daniel Migdel 38 Canoga Park Max Migdel 42 Reseda Howard Burnstein 32 Woodland Hills and Wayne Kruse 25 Canoga Park were arrested in Los Angeles after about 800000 in counterfeit $20 bills were seized from banks and stores. Printing plates and a press were found at a West Los Angeles plant. Burnstein had bond set at 15000. Migdel held without bail due to prior counterfeiting convictions. Kruse awaits arraignment.
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Los Angeles
Secret Service
Guy Spaman
Daniel Migdel
Canoga Park
Max
Reseda
Howard Burnstein
Woodland Hills
Wayne Kruse
U.S
Burnstein
Kruse
Watts unrest follows deadly weekend clashes
An uneasy calm settled over Watts as police in shotgun-armed formations kept order. LAPD Chief Thomas Reddin ordered saturation policing after Sunday night violence where three residents died and five officers were wounded during hours of shooting and looting.
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111Th Street
San Pedro Avenue
L.A
Thomas Reddin
Watts
Will Rogers Park
Central Avenue
103Rd Street
Reddin
Black Panther
Crenshaw Avenue
Adams Boulevard
Los Angeles
Sam Yorty
Hawaii
Yorty
Islands
Officials urge South LA residents to stay off streets
Black Congress officials called on residents of south central Los Angeles Monday night to stay off the streets to prevent a repetition of violence. The appeal came as streets remained tense following recent incidents and links to ongoing coverage are noted in related stories.
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Black Congress
Southcentral
Los Angeles
Long Beach eyed as key terminal in global project
Long Beach is identified as a crucial terminal city in a large scale global project. Officials cite its port facilities and regional transit links as essential to international logistics. Analysts note potential economic boosts for the region and strategic importance in worldwide supply chains.
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