Candy with school initials offered at Jordan color theme
A Jordan High School drill team captain asks ACTION LINE to locate a candy shop to make small lot confections in the school's colors with a J initial. Magruder's Salt Water Taffy Shop, 206 W. Pike in Queen's Park, can supply taffy kisses in Jordan colors with the initial J on them, order needed a week ahead.
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Jordan High School
Action Line
T.M
Long Beach
Jordan
Magruder
W. Pike
Queen’s Park Amusement Center
Rental car rules limit Avis and Hertz to credit card holders
Avis and Hertz require a national credit card or business ID to verify reliability. Avis lets under 21 renters pay a cash deposit of at least $80 if no credit card is available, while Hertz requires over 21 with a national credit card. Business identification helps but does not guarantee rental.
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Hertz
Avis
Kansas City
R.F
Long Beach
Hert
Sanger Se
Herts
Gas-Tax Boost Will End Early
Gov. Ronald Reagan announced the temporary one cent increase in the state gasoline tax will end August 31, three months ahead of schedule. The levy, in effect since June 1, funds repairs to roads damaged by last winter's storms. The current tax is eight cents and will drop to seven cents on September 1.
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Sacramento
Ronald Reagan
Passkey Thieves Make $3,000 Haul
Steve Gasper reports a burglary at 777 Bell er Blvd Apt 12 where valuables valued at about $3,000 were stolen by two men posing as service workers. Police investigate the incident and review neighborhood surveillance footage for clues.
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Steve Gasper
Beller Blvd
Apt. 12
Yawning May Signal Fatigue in Public Spaces
A fragmented line suggests a discussion about yawning and manners in public settings, noting fatigue as a possible trigger. The piece hints at social etiquette concerns and how yawning is perceived.
First Photos From Apollo 11 on Moon
UPI reports color stills and film from the Apollo 11 moon landing show Armstrong and Aldrin with the flag, the Eagle lander, Earth portrait, and two experiments. NASA released several photos, while Houston scientists begin quarantine tests to assess moon germs with no expected extensions beyond August 11.
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Houston
UPI
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Ringo
Earth
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Aldrin
Eagle Moon Lander
The
Space Agency
Lunar
Western Strike Halts L E Flights
Western Airlines cancels all flights in and out of Long Beach as 2,000 mechanics strike precautionary actions. A Western spokesman says passengers are being rebooked on United or TWA or given refunds, while the Teamsters Local members tally broad disruption across the carrier.
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Western Airlines
Long Beach
United
TWA
Pine Roe
Westar Sais
Mariner 6 Sends Mars Photos From Distant Space
Mars flyby by Mariner 6 yields 33 TV pictures from 771000 to 450000 miles. Caltech JPL notes possible improvements via computer processing. Early frames show a dull gray egg shaped globe with a bright spot and a ragged southern polar cap edge hints of mountains or craters.
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Pasadena
Mariner 6
Mars
Caltech Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Space
Voyager
Nixon Begins Brief Vietnam Visit With Heavy Security
President Nixon and Mrs. Nixon flew to Saigon for brief talks with American troops and South Vietnamese officials. Security was airtight as a communications blackout was imposed, with Nixon expected to meet President Thieu and visit Bien Hoa troops before returning to Bangkok.
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Bangkok
UPI
Nixon
Vietnam
British Broadcasting Corp
Saigon
Tan Son Nhut
Johnson
Nguyen van Thieu
Bien Hoa
Air Force One
Don Muang Military Air Terminal
Grand Palace
Creighton W. Abrams
U.S
Abrams
9Th Infantry Division
Honolulu
Thieu
President rejects five month surtax extension
Vice President Agnew brands the Senate Democratic plan to extend the income tax surcharge through November 30 as unacceptable. He accuses the Democratic Policy Committee of blocking full-year action and warns of higher costs, continued high interest rates, and a weaker dollar if reform stalls. The President vows to address the issue after his world trip.
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Spiro T. Agnew
Democratic Policy Committee
Ris
Agnew
Nixon
Senate
Governors signature opens liquor sales in elections
Gov. Reagan signed a law allowing liquor sales during statewide elections. The bill seeks to extend sale hours to Election Day, prompting debate over state regulation and public order.
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Sacramento
Gov
Reagan
Illinois Police Arrest L B Murder Suspect
A brief item notes that Illinois police have arrested a suspect in a murder case identified only by initials L B. The report references related pages and other unrelated items in the edition.
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Illinois
L.B
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