Bicycle safety rules and senior travel tips in Long Beach
A Long Beach police note outlines bicycle riding rules near sidewalks and in business districts, urging riders to stay to the right and follow state codes. It also promotes pamphlets on safety and provides contacts for the LAPD and Long Beach Police Community Relations. The piece mentions a National Retired Teachers Association and a tour group offering a Hawaii trip for 695 dollars with lodging included.
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Los Anfente Caprimen
Long Beach
California
Los Angeles
N. Los St
Calif
W. Broadway
Globe
Gig
Nationa Retired Teachers Association
Association of Retired Persons
Long Ease
Hawaii
Student Letter Questions School Swim Suit Policy
A Long Beach student comments on school swim class uniforms noting they are unattractive yet functional. He argues suits should be swapped daily for sterilized replacements, acknowledges rapid wear from good cleaning, and emphasizes learning technique over appearance.
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P.W
D.B
Long Beach
Warships Patrol Curacao Amid Riot at Hospital
U S warships patrolled Curacao as Dutch authorities quelled a riot at St Elizabeth's Hospital. Strikers attempted to set fires. troops sustained injuries but no deaths reported. island unrest followed high casualties earlier on the island.
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St. Elizabeth's
Washington
State Department
Netherlands Antilles
Curacao
Bartender and patron slain over $1 cover charge
In San Francisco a bartender William Benedict and patron Roland Hayes were killed after a dispute over a $1 cover charge at Kitty’s Cafe. Daniel Boggs, 23, manager of a Tenderloin theater, was booked for murder after allegedly firing a .22 pistol during removal from the cafe.
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San Francisco
Daniel T. Boggs
Tenderloin
William H. Benedict
Roland D. Hayes
Benedict
Hayes
Boggs
White House Denies Signs of Discord Amid Vietnam Talks
President Nixon and Thieu planned a Midway meeting to discuss war conduct and peace prospects while officials downplayed discord. Rogers and Defense Secretary Laird met Thieu. Ziegler refused to comment on Kennedy’s remarks. Nixon to name a new Veterans Administration director soon and extend General Wheeler’s chairmanship. Also June 6 set as D-Day anniversary. Teacher Remembrance Day observed. Wichita Centennial medal bill enacted. Offshore Hong Kong pollution from a three mile oil slick reported affecting twelve beaches across five islands near Hong Kong Island.
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Rogers
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Thieu
Ziegler
Midway
Nixon
Sen
Edward Kennedy
University of Massachusetts
Julie
David Eisenhower
Tricia
Hong Kong
Fierce fighting in Vietnam after Buddha cease-fire ends
In South Vietnam central highlands near Plei Mrong heavy daylong clashes leave 54 North Vietnamese dead. U S losses total 10 killed and 21 wounded as 4th Infantry Division presses a meaty engagement with artillery, air strikes, and helicopter gunships. Other combats north and northeast yield further enemy casualties with no U S deaths in one 45 minute clash near Saigon.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
Central Highlands
U.S
4Th Infantry Division
Plei Mrong
Highlands
4Th Division
U.S. 25Th Infantry Division
Viets Demand Peace Package for POW Release
UPI reports Communist diplomats say North Vietnam will only free U.S. prisoners as part of a peace package and will stall Paris talks until U.S. curbs war activities in South Vietnam. They say no piecemeal concessions will be offered. Pentagon lists 336 POWs and 967 missing, with nearly 800 airmen among the missing or captured.
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London
UPI
North Vietnam
U.S
Paris
United States
South Vietnam
Moscow
Pentagon
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Anthony Quinn
Ronald Yrausquin
la Prensa
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Yruasquin
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Wichita
Kan
Dad
Long Beach Furniture CO
Sendey
Elmar Engels
Montreal
la Pas
Quebec
George River
Ungava Bay
Alan Lle
da Nang
11Th Light Infantry
Viets
May Co
Max Rawicz
Lakewood Bird
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