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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1975
Page
13
A fictional interview reveals Homer T. Pettibone, a longtime CIA officer, seeking work after admitting espionage on Americans. The dialogue contrasts CIA spying with FBI respect, as Pettibone is advised to apply to the FBI while reflecting on the nation's reaction to covert surveillance.
A collection of trivia on saints and miracles in Catholic thought not required beliefs. It notes coffee history from food to wine to non alcoholic use and religious suppression. It mentions the finch family as the largest bird group and Alexander Graham Bell’s Canadian retirement rule. It also explains scrod as a generic restaurant term and compares termite sight to bats.
Montreal researchers report 15 acute coronary events including three fatal heart attacks after abrupt propranolol discontinuation in angina patients. Six patients with angina endured more pain. four had heart attacks and one died soon after stopping the drug.
A roundup of recent books includes Twentieth Century American Folk Art and Artists by Hemphill and Weissman with 145 artists. Ralph Steadman’s N America compares to Daumier and Grosz. Also Bringing the Outdoors In by Loewer and The Craft of Poetry edited by Packard.
A six page memo from the Long Beach Police Department outlines the I Squad intelligence unit where access to files is restricted to authorized personnel. It describes door locks key control and strict data handling to protect privacy and prevent misuse while noting the need for council and press scrutiny.
Will Rogers reflects on 1929 with humor and humility. He notes Americans grew cocky enjoying comfort and industry but suggests a divine correction put the nation back in its place as the year ends on December 30, 1929.
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