07 Jan 1969
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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1969
Page
1
The notice describes ACTION LINE a problem solving service in Long Beach California. Readers may write BOX 230 or call 432 3451 for help between 9 a m and 1 p m or 5 p m and 9 p m Monday through Friday. Questions are chosen for general interest and usefulness.
A spokesman for the Southern California Rapid Transit District says a new map shipment is due January 20. Maps are free to the public by writing RTD 1060 S Broadway Los Angeles 90015 or calling 749 6977.
The Flying Tiger Line was founded in Long Beach on June 25 1945 by Robert W Prescott and Samuel B Mosher. It started with 11 former Flying Tigers pilots and its first plane the Budd Conestoga took off on July 15 1945. Early operations used Navy surplus planes and pilots sometimes jumped from the cargo opening to the ground due to ramp access. The line grew into a major freight carrier employing about 2500 people.
J D R of Long Beach reports a claim against Old Republic Co Chicago for July hospitalization. A check for 133.32 was expected by Phyllis Brown in the claims division, but no payment has been received yet.
A reader asks about adult English classes for foreign born at Long Beach City College Business and Technology Campus with schedule options and a contact number. Another inquiry seeks the exact date of a railroad accident. the railroad records confirm October 25, 1951, with passenger status. A sports clarification confirms both pro and college football require both feet in bounds for a completed reception.
Modesto Assemblyman Veneman proposes a major state tax reform including withholding to curb tax cheats. Governor Reagan opposes withholding and plans a separate reform based on the tax advisory commission. The proposal is expected to spark intra party debate as the 1969 regular session opens in Sacramento.
Sacramento Long Beach Senator George Deukmejian says he is one of two men still under consideration for the California lieutenant governor job by Governor Reagan. The other candidate is Congressman Ed Reinecke.
Congress formally certified Richard Nixon as president after a House vote to double his pay to 200000 a year. Debate centered on electors' independence and a maverick North Carolina elector who backed Wallace, with Senate and House affirming the constitutional right to an independent vote.
Secretary of Defense designate Melvin R. Laird announced three Republican civilians to head the armed services. Rhode Island Gov. John H. Chafee will lead the Navy, MIT space expert Dr. Robert C. Seamans Jr. becomes Air Force chief, and Stanley Resor remains Army secretary in a Reuters- sourced package.
Dense fog forces closure of Long Beach Municipal and Los Angeles International airports and threatens Orange County Airport operations. Flights diverted to Ontario International and Hollywood Burbank as takeoffs and landings are halted. Fog expected to return late nights through Wednesday.
Japan Air Lines ordered five DC-8 Super 60 series jetliners valued at 44.5 million dollars from McDonnell Douglas. Four passenger models begin in December next year and one all cargo DC-8 arrives in September 1970. JAL already operates 30 DC-8s from Douglas in Long Beach.
A compact aphorism compares mental planning to plowing a field, warning that thinking alone cannot bring results. The line, echoed by commentators, highlights the need for active effort beyond contemplation.
Long Beach AFT Local 1384 members support San Francisco State College walkout yet defer choice until Wednesday. Chancellor Dumke warns five days absence may mean automatic dismissal. notices of resignations may go to non returning strikers after Friday. Executive board to decide between sending staff to picket lines or supporting strikers with other plans.
An Allegheny Airlines Convair 580 on approach to Bradford regional airport crashed on a snow covered golf course killing at least 11 of the 28 aboard. It marked the second fatal Allegheny crash in the area in 13 days and followed the same Washington DC to Detroit routing.
Viet Cong and Hanoi reject all American proposals for seating at the Paris peace table, maintaining a firm stance on representation and participation in talks. The development signals continued stalemate as negotiations proceed in Paris.
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