Action Line answers reader questions on coatings and bonds
Action Line answers readers on airliner coatings from Tech Chemical Co to protect unpainted surfaces, decibel readings for noise enforcement by CHP, replacing lost U S Savings Bonds via the Treasury, Veterans Hospital admission rules for nonservice connected conditions, and donations to Westside Neighborhood Center for needy families. Readers from Long Beach submit inquiries and receive concise institutional guidance.
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Bureau of the Public Debt
Division of Loans and Currency
S. Clark St
Chicago
Ill
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Veterans Administration
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Westside
Santa Fe Ave
Thousands of antiwar demonstrators rally at Nixon home
More than 2,000 protesters arrived by bus, car, and on foot to San Clemente on a sunny Sunday to deliver a message to President Richard Nixon. The march gathered a crowd and drew attention to the antiwar movement.
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San Clemente Po
U S Copter Shot Down North of Demilitarized Zone
North Korea claimed it shot down a U S Army helicopter about 15 miles north of the DMZ near the Han River estuary. The UN Command said the pilot reported being hit and going down, with investigations suggesting the unarmed craft carrying three men entered North Korean territory.
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Demilitarized Zone
United Nations Command
Han River
Tokyo
Kumchon
Panmunjom
Pentagon
Irish War Ends Quietly Amid Holy Day Tensions
In Belfast Crumlin Road the Sunday procession to church proceeds under British watch as ceasefire strains linger. Bombed and smoldering streets divide Protestant and Catholic zones while armor and soldiers patrol churchyards. Archbishop Conway in Armagh calls for full disclosure of facts.
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Northern Ireland
No-Man’s Land
Crumlin Road
Armagh
William Cardinal Conway
All Ireland
Camille Hammers Gulf Coast with 150 mph Winds
Hurricane Camille ripped ashore along the Mississippi coast with 150 mph winds and monster tides. Evacuation centers ran low on food and water as about 200000 residents fled inland. Power outages hit Gulfport while Red Cross shelters housed nearly 44 000 refugees and weather officials warned of 20 foot tides.
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Mississippi River
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Red Cross
Washington
Harbor General Nurse Defends Hospital After Sound Off
A Harbor General Hospital nurse counters a Sound Off critique, acknowledging messy waiting rooms but arguing patients and visitors damage property and staff face rude treatment. The responder notes overcrowding but asserts staff strive to help despite high patient volumes.
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Torrance
Brat Definition Sparks Street Conversation
A brat is defined as a child who behaves like your own but lives up the street. The city discussion centers on behavior norms and neighborly expectations regarding child conduct.
Police Pilot Fair After Copter Crash
Long Beach police helicopter crashed at Anaheim Road and El Jardin Street in East Long Beach at 12 48 PM. Pilot Sgt Richard A Brizen Dine 35 suffered a fractured spine and was in fair condition. observer Officer Joe Obarr 25 had minor injuries and was treated and released. Ground casualties none.
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Anaheim Road
el Jardin Street
Richard A. Brizendine
Community Hospital
Joe Obarr
Willis Platt
San Gabriel River
Eire Urges U N Troops To Keep Peace In Ireland
Ireland calls for an urgent U N Security Council meeting to discuss sending a peacekeeping force to Northern Ireland amid Catholic Protestant clashes. Ambassador Cornelius Cremin and Foreign Minister Sean Patrick Hillery spearhead the effort. the date will be set after consultation by council president Jaime de Pinias.
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N.Y
Republic of Ireland
Security Council
U.N
Northern Ireland
Cornelius C. Cremin
John Patrick Hillery
Dublin
Jaime de Pinias
Pinias
Council
Potentially Damaging Quakes Hit Gulf of California
Two undersea earthquakes struck Sunday in the Gulf of California near Los Mochis and La Paz. The first measured 6.9 and the second 7.1 magnitude within two minutes, with the UPI report noting ongoing seismic activity tied to the oceanic ridge in the region.
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UPI
Gulf of California
Mexico
National Earthquake Information Center
Los Mochis
Mexico City
la Paz
Baja California
California criminologist questions Hoover crime claims
California criminologist challenges FBI figures citing J Edgar Hoover as exaggerating crime levels. The article discusses implications for law enforcement and public perception with a critical view of official crime statistics.
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FBI
Hoover
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