Potsherds in a Nixon rumor and a Long Beach caper
A quirky column piece pieces together a change of address card from Washington signed Richard Nixon and notes on a divorce alimony case involving George McLain e. It then reframes a remodel of the Banks-Huntley Office Building in Los Angeles as possibly tied to Nixon joining Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher on the 13th floor. The column mocks police reporting shifts in Long Beach and jokes about exaggerated crime defense.
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Washington, D. C
Los Angeles
Richard Nixon
Banks-Huntley
Gibson, Dun & Crutcher
Gd&c Stone
Richard M. Nixon
Long Beach
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Council Backs Away From Charter Votes
The City Council backed away from an early special election on charter amendments to speed two shoreline projects. They tabled the topic, signaling only a possible spring election and delaying any vote. Final decisions were due by late February with May 2 as the latest potential election date.
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Lewis D. Reese
Reese
Robert F. Crow
Crow
Gerald Desmond
Virgil Hi
Spangberg
Raymond C. Kealer
Sam E. Vickers
Council For Capital Projects
Smathers urges Latin police force against Castro
Senator George A. Smathers says the United States and Western Hemisphere nations may need a police force to back opponents of Fidel Castro. He predicts up to 100,000 Cubans could rebel if they believed they could defeat Castro and suggests OAS action, possibly intervention, if Castro moves against Cuba. Smathers notes a special Latin America report to Kennedy and cites potential OAS coordination.
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Penalty Critic Calls Auto Tax Penalties Excessive
Sacramento notes McCarthy defends high auto tax penalties. He complains the 50 percent late fee and late payment charges rival the vehicle value, urging reform. Assembly committee member Robert McCarthy links policy to delinquent payers and administrative costs.
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When should a child visit the dentist first
The article advises taking a child to the dentist as soon as all primary teeth appear, between ages two and three. It notes cleanings, X rays, possible restorations for decayed teeth, and regular checkups to determine spacing and future needs. It explains primary teeth are essential for chewing, appearance, speech, and holding spaces for permanent teeth.
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