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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1969
Page
1
The notice invites readers to write ACTION LINE Box 230 Long Beach California 90801 or call 432-3451 for problem solving and red tape cutting. Hours are 9 am to 1 pm and 5 pm to 9 pm, Monday through Friday, with questions chosen for general interest and usefulness.
Tax questions arise after an accountant vanished and a spouse’s death. Robert Lawrence offers IRS help. Franchise Tax Board guidance is available at the Los Angeles offices. The Milk Pooling Act, introduced by Assemblyman Joseph A. Gonsalves, sets fixed prices to dairy farmers but allows price variations for military contracts.
The health license is a county fee reimbursed from Los Angeles County. The fee scale follows a county survey of annual inspection costs. Some years fees drop, this year they increased.
A local reader asks about a facelift and asks for reputable plastic surgeons. A physician notes that facelift is a major operation to lift sagging facial tissues with long surgery and extended recovery.
A reader asks about help for a 54 year old double amputee after above the knee surgery. They mention contacts including Irene Jensen Tom Seegpins Augusta Weaver and a Lang Beace Conpte group, with an address in Seguipe.
Apollo 11 crew neared U S shores aboard the Hornet after 8 to 9 hours sleep and a relaxed first night. In Houston scientists began inspecting moon rocks in quarantine to study Earth Moon origins, as boxed samples moved to sterile vacuum cabinets for analysis.
A 2 year old Anaheim boy died after a grandmother backed a car over him in a driveway. He was injured at 7:55 p.m. and died later at West Anaheim Community Hospital. The accident occurred at 3110 W Monroe Ave. injuring the child in front of his aunt.
A renter tells the landlord that the unit is unbearably cold with the door opening time seemingly stretching as a result. The complaint highlights persistent freezing conditions and potential comfort and safety concerns.
President Nixon suggested a possible reduction in military operations in South Vietnam if it aided negotiations to end the war. He noted commanders favored continuing maximum military pressure but said he must consider the broader diplomatic context. He discussed re evaluating tactics as diplomacy moves forward and said any changes would be announced.
President Nixon arrives in Manila after Apollo 11 splashdown to press a plan for a peaceful world and Asian self defense with U S support. He leads a nine day trip visiting Indonesia Thailand India Pakistan Romania and Britain to consult regional leaders on post Vietnam era policy.
Massachusetts residents flooded New England media with calls and telegrams after Senator Edward Kennedy publicly considered resigning. Most supported his remaining in office despite mixed views on the Chappaquiddick case, as Kennedy sought public guidance in a televised plea.
Sen Edward M Kennedy said he is considering resigning from the Senate after pleading guilty to leaving the scene of the accident that killed Mary Jo Kopechne. He asked Massachusetts voters for advice while recounting the night of confusion and grief.
Mrs. Kopechne, mother of Mary Jo Kopechne killed in the car crash involving Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, says she hopes he does not resign from the Senate and that she is satisfied with his statement. She had asked for an autopsy only to stop harsh remarks and mail about her daughter.
Senator Kennedy urges public input and prayers as he faces a final personal decision about his political future after the Chappaquiddick incident. Early statewide reaction indicates many Massachusetts voters want him to remain in the Senate, while others doubt his path to the 1972 Democratic nomination. The speech mirrors Nixon's Checkers moment, as Kennedy denies any impropriety and recounts leaving the party after the accident involving Miss Kopechne.
Final vote on the divorce is postponed. The notice mentions Safeguard backers and key supporters, with references to related pages A-5 and BOYCOTT coverage on A-7. Also notes about Terminal Island ex-addicts learning to communicate and a grape grower angle.
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