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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1968

Page

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ACTION LINE answers reader questions on flags to buses and sewing help

The Action Line column addresses flag half mast accuracy, Long Beach bus tariff changes with transfers by Sept. 1, and Hypnosis Society of America contract questions. It details authority on flag terminology, Singer Sewing Co donations of six refurbished machines plus patterns, and guidance on continuing payments amid a state suit.

Long Beach Calif C.J Paramount Marine Corps Armed Forces Information Service Washington, D.C California Recreation Center 1550 California Ave Action Line D.C Singer Sewing Machine Co Ed Murphy Singer Pine Ave California State College At Long Beach Public Transportation Co Terminal Island Transit Joe Cooper Cooper Hypnosis Society of America M.H., Downey

Shootout at Cabrillo Beach Pens 70 Shots from Bluff

Police arrest two brothers Joseph Brennan 21 and Donald Brennan 19 after more than 70 rifle shots ring over Cabrillo Beach from an upper floor apartment at 3908 Bluff Place. Officers seize a .22 rifle a .357 magnum pistol and a .22 pistol as 16 bullet dents show on a float buoy.

Cabrillo Beach Dick Emery San Pedro Beach-Bluff Joseph Edward Brennan Fort Bliss Tex Donald Richard Brennan Harbor Division Bluff Place Richard Rankin Joseph Brennan Polic Investiga

Where to Buy Spanish U.S. Constitution Texts

G C of Long Beach asks where to buy a Spanish copy of the Constitution. The answer lists two options in Los Angeles: La Historia de Los Estados Unidos y La Constitucion by John Fiske at Cervantes Libreria 852 S Main St for $1.25, and La Constitucion de Los Estados Unidos con La Judicial Predencia at Spanish Book Shop 797 S Carondelet St for $15.

John Fiske Cervantes Libreria S. Main St Los Angeles S. Carondelet St

Reagan praised for keeping governor promises in California

Letter-writer at Lakewood applauds Ronald Reagan for fulfilling campaign pledges as governor, arguing supporters should stand by him now. She praises his consistency and expresses admiration for his leadership.

RFK Death Conspiracy Still Alive in LA Probe

Los Angeles authorities have not ruled out a conspiracy in the assassination of Sen. Robert F. Kennedy. Chief Deputy Dist. Atty. Lynn D. Compton declined to reveal any evidence of a conspiracy while noting the case against Sirhan B. Sirhan aims for the death penalty under first degree murder with premeditation. Sirhan, 24, from Jordan, will enter a plea Friday.

Herbert Davis Hypnosis Society of America, Inc Superior Court Davis Thomas C. Lynch W. First St Los Angeles Calif UPI Dist Atty Lynn D. Compton Sen Robert F. Kennedy Compton Sirhan B. Sirhan Sirhan Jordan

Baby Abandoned on Church Steps in Los Angeles

A 6 to 8 month old girl was found by Rev. John Doherty on the back steps of St. Gerard Majella church in Los Angeles after a midnight call. The note asked caretaking for the infant. police took the child to MacLaren Hall in El Monte.

Los Angeles CNS John Doherty St. Gerard Majella Doherty MacLaren Hall el Monte

Soviet force in Eastern Europe could crush Prague regime

London reports diplomatic sources say Soviet armed strength near Czechoslovakia is ample to overrun the country, but Moscow may avoid military intervention to not derail Soviet foreign and party policies. Troop withdrawal from Czechoslovakia is being slowed, with a five day delay and a July 21 border move.

London UPI Europe Moscow Prague Czechoslovakia Kremlin Soviet Union Czech

Hughes ABC stock bid upheld in court ruling

The U.S. Court of Appeals refused to delay Howard Hughes in his bid to acquire 43 percent of ABC. The panel denied ABC's request to block Hughes Tool Co from buying two million shares at $74.25 each, market price $58 on July 1. ABC can seek FCC relief.

New York UPI U.S. Court of Appeals Howard Hughes America Broadcasting Companies ABC Hughes Hughes Tool Co Federal Communications Commission

Seal Beach School Drug Complaint Raises Parental Concerns

Seal Beach residents allege McGaugh Intermediate students use pills in restrooms and sniff glue during lunch. Mayor and council discuss county narcotics reports, while parents urged to use police drug pamphlets and monitor children for signs.

McGaugh Intermediate School Seal Beach William Roth Ocean Ave McGaugh and Marina High School Lee Risner Risner Hamilton Roth

General Foul-Up for Hippie Pair on Sunset Strip

Two young men nicknamed General Waste More land and General Her shey Barrs were arrested in West Hollywood after attempting to incite a riot on the Sunset Strip. Deputies dispersed a crowd of over 100 in front of the Tiffany Theater as officers observed the pair distributing underground newspapers in the street and brushing traffic flow. They allegedly refused police orders to stay off the street and claimed police brutality and hostility from the establishment.

West Hollywood CNS Waste Moreland Hershey Barrs Sunset Strip Tiffany Theater

Reagan to tour South to counter Wallace influence

California Governor Ronald Reagan said he will tour five Southern states this month to blunt what he called a growing Wallace threat to the GOP. He noted Utah Republicans gave him six of eight national convention votes without solicitation and said he plans to seek the presidential nomination when nominated as California's favorite son.

Sacramento Ronald Reagan George Wallace Utah Reagan California Wallace Alabama Birmingham Republican State Central Committees

Ray Letter Links Him to Sneyd

The Chicago Daily News reported that James Earl Ray wrote a letter to his brother suggesting he is Ramon George Sneyd. The paper notes Ray used the Sneyd name when arrested in London in connection with Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. s assassination.

Chicago Chicago Daily News James Earl Ray Ray Ramon George Sneyd London Martin Luther King Jr The Daily News John Ray

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