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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1968

Page

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Kidnap Suspect Named in Miami Sea Case

A university researcher and a woman were targets as two officers stopped a predawn ransom attempt for Barbara Mackle. George Deacon, a University of Miami employee, is named by police as a person of interest. No charges or warrants were announced.

Miami, Fla Robert Mackle University of Miami George Deacon Miami Thomas Mullen FBI Barbara Jane Mackle Biscayne Bay Barbara University of Miami Institute of Marine Sciences F. G. Walton Smith Institute Deacon

Advice on buying Antelope Valley land from TV ads

A reader asks for guidance on land purchases in the Antelope Valley including Lake Los Angeles and California City. The Better Business Bureau offers reports on developments, and Henry Block of the California Division of Real Estate urges reviewing the Public Report before buying subdivided land.

Antelope Valley J. W Long Beach Lake Los Angeles California City Better Business Bureau Eighth St Los Angeles Calif Henry Block California Division of Real Estate Block Vo Ee State Division of Real Estate S. Broadway

Action Line service guidance for public inquiries

The notice describes how readers can request help from ACTION LINE by mailing to Box 230 Long Beach California or calling 432 3451 during stated hours. It notes questions chosen for general interest and usefulness.

Long Beach Calif Jay Kay Metal Specialties New York Action Line Charles Cavallo

City restores trash pickup after former tenants unpaid bill

Paramount readers report city officials advised trash collection would resume after a private contractor was unaware of the tenant change. Officials say the city contracts with a private firm to collect rubbish and that service will restart soon.

V. M Paramount. A Paramount City Nick Charles Action Line Paramount

Savon Rent-A-Car Accused Of Gas Overcharge And Bulb Charge

A visitor to Long Beach claims Savon Rent-A-Car at 212 E Ocean Blvd overcharged $5.10 for gas and 69 cents for a bulb after renting a car last August. The customer says they were promised a refund check but have not received it despite follow up letters.

Long Beach Savon E. Ocean Blvd

Freedom for Pueblo Crew Near Christmas Hope

A Washington source says North Korea agreed to free the 82 crewmen of the USS Pueblo soon, with Panmunjom talks the longest of 27 sessions. Officials caution no decisive policy stance yet, while a Seoul source optimism cites release within days and possible Christmas end.

Washington North Korea U.S Panmunjom Pueblo Boston Herald-Traveler South Korea Seoul

Nevada tests huge nuclear blast shakes Las Vegas area

The largest U S nuclear detonation gouged an 800 foot crater in the Nevada desert and sent shock waves hundreds of miles away. The device, 60 times more powerful than Hiroshima, was buried 4 600 feet deep and detonated at 8 30 a m causing building sway and rattling ornaments as far as Las Vegas.

UPI United States Nevada Desert Hiroshima Las Vegas Nevada

Hijacked Eastern Air Lines Flight Diverted to Havana

An American black man with a toy pistol and his four year old daughter hijacked Eastern Flight 47 from Philadelphia to Miami, diverting the jet with 151 aboard to Jose Marti Airport in Havana around 4 p.m. local time. Cuban broadcasts reported this was the first hijacking of the year and noted the flight originated with 151 people on board.

Havana UPI Eastern Airlines Philadelphia Miami Cuba Eastern Flight 47 Jacksonville Fla Jose Marti Radio Reloj Nacional Havana Television

Phrase Play Reveals Confidence in Partners

A witty quip contrasts male and female declarations of certainty about spouses. It suggests men express certainty about their wives while women express certainty about themselves, highlighting perceptions of self assurance and gender roles.

Aged Pair Shot Down in Robbery

An elderly Compton feed store owner Jospeh Diosdado aged 79 and his wife Isabelle aged 68 were killed in a noon robbery at 1530 S Wilmington Ave. Both victims were shot twice with an unknown caliber weapon. Detectives say there were no witnesses and slim leads. The couple ran the store near Walton Junior High School for 15 years.

Compton Jospeh Diosdado Isabelle S. Wilmington Ave Don Waugh

Apollo 8 Heads Toward Moon Return Countdown

Apollo 8, the United States 310 million dollar moon mission, enters final countdown at 8 51 p m EST as the Saturn V set for launch at 7 51 a m. The crew Col Frank Borman Capt James Lovell and Maj William Anders express confidence amid NASA officials in the Cape Kennedy launch preparation.

Cape Kennedy America Moon Air Force Frank Borman Navy James A. Lovell, Jr William Anders

TWA and Northwest Win Federal OK for Pacific Routes

Aerospace editor notes President Johnson and the CAB approved new transpacific routes for six airlines. TWA and Northwest must use Long Beach or Ontario as satellite airports. Continental may use any of the three. TWA adds Hawaii, Guam, Okinawa, Taiwan and Hong Kong, linking with a world network.

Johnson Civil Aeronautics Board Pacific Long Beach Trans World Airlines Northwest Airlines White House Ontario Los Angeles International U.S Hawaii New Zealand Australia Orient TWA Northwest Continental Airlines Los Angeles California Guam Okinawa Taiwan Hong Kong Pan American World Airways Alaska Braniff Airways Southeastern Mexico Flying Tiger Line

Icy Winds Sweep Long Beach With Chilly Start to Winter

Icy winds gusting up to 54 mph hit the Long Beach area Thursday, churned coastal waters, and raised showers possible later. Temperatures dropped to the low 40s as winter arrives, with small craft warnings from Point Conception to the Mexican border and snow forecast for mountains above 4000 feet. Clearing skies expected Saturday with highs near the 60s.

Long Beach Pt. Concepcion Mexican

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