Action Line requests guidance from readers in Long Beach
The column invites readers to write ACTION LINE Box 230 Long Beach California 90801 or call 432 3451 with questions. It promises to answer selected questions that serve general interest and helpfulness during specified hours.
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What is a living trust and how does it work
A living trust transfers property from one person to another or a corporation to be held for a third party. The trustee can pay you income until your death. Banks and attorneys handle the setup with tax expertise. It helps reduce estate settlement costs though inheritance taxes still apply.
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Non professional table tennis near Long Beach Los Angeles area
Readers learn about non professional table tennis options in the Long Beach Los Angeles area. The Hollywood Table Tennis Association and local clubs sponsor area tournaments and monthly handicap events. Membership through John Hanna provides access to a magazine listing sanctioned events and other activities.
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Bailed-Out Jet Crashes Into Hangar Killing 11 at Miramar
A crippled Navy jet fighter, its pilot having bailed out, crashed into a Miramar hangar Monday killing 11 sailors and injuring 14, seven critically. Witnesses recalled the plane seeming to glide in and strike the hangar, flames shooting high as the area burned.
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San Diego crash destroys hangar. fighter jets explode
A Navy hangar near San Diego was ripped apart when two F-8 Crusaders collided and crashed, causing six ejection seat explosions and fuel fires. Lt. Cyrus M. Riddell ejected moments before impact and was treated after landing. An investigation was ordered as about 60 people fled the blazing scene.
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Congress approves tax bill and modern job plan passage
Congress approved a large tax reform and relief bill 381 to 2 in the House and 71 to 6 in the Senate. The body also backed an administration plan to expand jobs for Negroes in building trades, while a rider blocking Philadelphia Plan funding was removed by Senate vote 39 to 2 after House rejection 208 to 156.
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Mystery black box on lamp post clears up origin
A city investigation found an unauthorized black box at Pine Avenue and Sixth Street. The pink faced Independent Press Telegram executive said it was a film drop installed by the paper for photographers. Maintenance men removed the container shortly after publication.
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Worsening oil slick snarls California coast
A half mile wide oil slick stretched from Santa Barbara to Ventura with 22 miles of shoreline at risk as officials warned the worst may be ahead. Oil washed ashore near Rincon Beach and Carpinteria while Seacliff suffered tar covered sands. Union Oil acknowledged potential worsening despite seepage return to normal. Coast Guard reported uneven contamination along the coast.
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UC Regents Win Round in Communist Hiring Ban Case
The State Court of Appeals set aside a Superior Court ruling that struck down UC Berkeley’s hiring ban on Communists. The ruling allows a new Superior Court venue in Berkeley to hear the suit led by taxpayers challenging the policy, tied to Angela Davis’s firing as an admitted Communist and UC reinstatement.
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Negro leader faults Nixon over expectations for blacks
A Negro leader claims President Nixon has borne out the black community's worst expectations in domestic policy, challenging the administration's approach to civil rights and economic issues.
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