Action Line answers questions on jobs animals and beach litter
Readers ask about a sewing ad scam in Sault Ste. Marie and delayed test kits. Africa U.S.A. Inc. offers animal training work with no formal education required. Nu-Pike Fun Park explains how piano playing chickens are trained and fed. Long Beach city staff address litter near Fifth Place steps with limited beach cans and a follow up inspection planned.
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Kerkes
Felt
Long Beach City College
J.G.C
Lakewood
Africa
U.S.A. Inc
Soledad Canyon
Saugus
Ruth Guarin
Action Line
Evelyn Linberg
U.S.A
Nu-Pike
E.L.P
Long Beach
Richard Stevens
Stevens
Robert and
Florence Vollman
Anaheim
Fifth Place Steps
P.J.H
John Williams
Williams
Clarence Price
Information sources on Dr. Albert Abrams and his electronic diagnosis
The book They Were San Franciscans by Miriam A. deFord covers Abrams life and work. Long Beach Library holds it. San Francisco Chronicle articles and Los Angeles Public Library microfilm of the Chronicle aid research. The California Historical Society can assist. Abrams taught top degrees yet his theories were criticized as unsubstantiated quackery by AMA and Scientific American.
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Albert Abrams
Action Line
H.B
Long Beach
Miriam A. deFord
Abrams
Pacific Avenue
Ocean Boulevard
San Francisco
San Francisco Chronicle
Los Angeles
W. Temple Ave
The
Chronicle
California Historical Society
Jackson St
Calif
Society
University of Heidelberg
Germany
American Medical Association
Scientific American
Berkeley imposes citywide curfew amid hit and run vandalism
Berkeley police extend a curfew to cover the entire city after widespread vandalism and false fire alarm incidents outside the initial 56 block zone. At least five arrested as clashes with demonstrators continue near UC Berkeley. Chancellor Heyns says this is not a student affair. Police use billy clubs and gas masks while deputies assist. 400 students protest at Civic Center before curfew.
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Berkeley
UPI
University of California
Roger W. Heyns
De Gaulle Wins Record Gaullist Victory in France
Paris reports Charles de Gaulle’s Gaullist party secure at least 355 seats in the 487 member National Assembly, the largest majority since 1793. Premier Pompidou hailed the win while Mendes France loses his seat to a Gaullist. streets erupt in celebration as the result reshapes French politics.
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Paris
UPI
Charles de Gaulle
Gaullist
France
Interior Ministry
National Assembly
de Gaulle
Georges Pompidou
Pierre Mendes- France
Jean-Mercel Jeanneney
Reagan cuts EOP funds draw fire from Long Beach college
Long Beach college officials accuse Gov. Reagan of shortsighted budget cuts trimming 3.7 million from the 1968 69 EOP program. About 100000 of the funds meant for disadvantaged youths at California State College Long Beach would cover their education.
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Long Beach College
Ronald Reagan
California State College At
Long Beach
George Demos
Pope Paul Reaffirms Dogmas at Year of Faith Closing
Pope Paul VI delivered a 3,000-word Credo of the People of God to about 40,000 in St. Peter's Square marking the Year of Faith closing. He reaffirmed papal infallibility on original sin and warned against a “passion for change and novelty” while stressing clerical celibacy and priests’ roles among youth and workers.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
Paul
St. Peter’s Square
Jesus Christ
God
Mary
Jets Intercepted in Pacific Crisis Lands in Kuriles
An American DC8 carrying 231 servicemen was forced to land on Iturup Island in the Kurile chain after Russian MIGs intercepted it during a Pacific flight from New York to Cam Ranh Bay. State Department contacts Soviet authorities as crews report off course.
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New York
Kurile Islands
Japan
State Department
Seaboard Airlines
Camranh Bay
South Vietnam
John F. Kennedy
Seattle
Pacific
Seaboard World Airways
U.S. Army
McDonnell Douglas
Long Beach
Iturup Island
Kurile Chain
Kamchatka Peninsula
Soviet Asia
Dick Rossi
Los Angeles
Flying Tiger Airlines
Kuriles
Sturup Island
Soviet Kuril Island
U.S
Humphrey Seeks Kennedy Endorsement in Nation Race
Vice President Humphrey predicts Senator Edward Kennedy will do what is right and possibly support him for the Democratic presidential nomination. He emphasizes respecting the Kennedy family and notes Kennedy’s potential impact after his brother’s assassination.
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Humphrey
Sen
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Kennedy
Sen. Kennedy
Youth Tumbles Off Boat Dies In Newport Harbor
A 20 year old Long Beach youth drowned in Newport Beach harbor Sunday after tumbling from a 14 foot boat while sailing with his girlfriend. Robert James Spencer of 2465 E Fourth St toppled into choppy harbor waters about 3 50 p m came up for air once then disappeared officers said
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Long Beach
Newport Beach Harbor
Robert James Spencer
E. Fourth St
Oil Worker Shot at Westside Bar. Girlfriend Held
Long Beach police arrested Betty Colgate after she allegedly shot James F. Wessels, 34, an ex-Marine and Richfield Oil employee, in the abdomen at the Paradise Inn bar on Santa Fe Avenue. Wessels remained in critical condition at Pacific Hospital. witnesses report two shots from a .22 revolver during a bar argument.
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Long Beach
James F. Wessels
Fashion Ave
Pacific Hospital
Betty Colgate
Summit Ave
Wessels
Richfield Oil Co
Wilmington
Paradise Inn
Santa Fe Ave
Husband Slays Wife Then Takes Own Life in Long Beach
In a Eastside Long Beach apartment, 29 year old Richard Paul Forman shot and killed his 20 year old wife Yolanda before turning the gun on himself. Their 5 month old son slept nearby as police found both bodies after 8:50 p m Sunday. Forman, manager of S and A Sportswear, lived at 1390 Newport Ave with Yolanda at 3450 Wilton St. A second pistol on the bed remained unfired. The couple had moved in four weeks ago and were described as very quiet. No motive or notes were found.
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Long Beach
St. Mary’s Hospital
Richard Paul Forman
Yolanda
Wilton St
Robert Hill
Forman
S and
Newport Ave
Richard Sampler
Barnes Ave
Downey
Sampler
Oklahoma
Nixon Rockefeller headline notes political friction
Federal Trade Commission may ask Congress to ban cigarette advertising on television and radio. The article mentions both Nixon and Rockefeller facing problems, with details on the political climate and potential regulatory action.
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Federal Trade Commission
Congress
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Tokyo
Kuril
HHH
Warren Weaver JR
New York Times Service
Minneapolis — Vice
McCarthy
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Self
L.B
Doma Independent
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Resurrection City
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