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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1968
Page
1
Community help desk outlines how to reach ACTION LINE at Box 230 Long Beach California or by telephone during specified hours to get answers to general interest questions. The notice invites readers to send inquiries for assistance.
December often has more rainfall than January in Long Beach records 1958 to 1968 while Los Angeles Civic Center shows January wetter in 1931 to 1960. For current stats contact Weather Bureau Los Angeles for Local Climatological Data Annual Summaries. Electric cars cost about $60 to $100 monthly rental with standard vehicle laws applying. disabled drivers may incur licensing exemptions.
PARK LINE says film not turned in and suggests slides for memory at Lakewood Camera Center. In Long Beach, clergy may visit inmates with proof. lay ministers need advance arrangements. Civil Code 1812.5 amended dims recovery from buyers after repossession. autos exempt under Rees-Levering Act.
President hopeful Richard Nixon works the phone from his San Diego retreat securing unqualified support from liberal wing leaders including Nelson Rockefeller and John Lindsay. He already has conservatives on his side while seeking pledges from Percy Romney Shafer Javits Brooke for broad party unity ahead of the convention.
After ten fear-filled days a seven month old boy stolen from San Bernardino was found safe in Long Beach. An unidentified barmaid turned in the child, leading to the reunion of Thomas E. McCartney and Caroline with their son Richard. Police traced the baby to the sitter through a circulated photo.
Romance is like a game of chess. One false move and you're mated.
Admiral Hyland warned that the rapidly improving Soviet navy poses the No 1 threat to the United States speaking at a Los Angeles Town Hall. He praised Vietnam progress and highlighted Long Beach based ships Camden and mine force crew as crucial in supply and anti infiltration efforts. He noted no signs of Pueblo crew release amid ongoing tension.
American space officials privately warn associates that the Soviet Union may be developing a rocket twice as powerful as Saturn 5. Dr. George E. Mueller told Apollo contractors that Moscow is pursuing a large booster about two times the Saturn 5, which has 7.5 million pounds thrust and can lift roughly 280 000 pounds to earth orbit.
An exclusive capability note from a private memo to Apollo project contractors warns that unless efforts accelerate, the Russians could land astronauts on the moon first. The $24 billion program aims to place two astronauts on the moon by year end. Mueller is in Europe and unavailable for comment.
In a private office session with 23 college students Humphrey accused youths of escapism over the Vietnam War and labeled Nixon's nomination speech as mighty good demagoguery He warned that U.S.-Soviet tensions are more crucial than Vietnam and mocked Nixon’s claim of a humiliating fourth class power The remarks were reported after the session ended and reporters were admitted secretly.
Police raided a Johnsonburg farm and seized an arsenal including 700 pounds of dynamite. Michael A. DeCarolis, 32, was arrested outside the farmhouse and charged with six violations of the New Jersey Weapons Control Act.
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