ACTION LINE answers reader questions on bankruptcy and helmets
The column reports Anchor Shops Inc in Newport Beach has filed for bankruptcy with case 33737 in Santa Ana. It notes a creditors meeting held May 7 and a six month claim period. It also identifies helmet sources in San Francisco and suggests British sources for long-billed styles. It covers Project Hope’s worldwide hospital ship schedule and funding details.
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Santa Ana
Robert B. Powell
Robert Stopher
N. Birch St
Tropics
K.S
Long Beach
Abercrombie & Fitch Co
Great Britain
Los Angeles
Hope
M.S
Action Line
Patrick Powers
West Coast
Project Hope
Ceylon
Philadelphia
S. Hill St
Texas
San Antonio
A.M.W
A. James Alcorn
Urban Renewal Agency
Tex
Hemisfair
Alcorn
Lauer
French St
Calif
Lydia O Learys Cover Mark Sells At Walker S Store
Reader seeks Lydia O Learys Cover Mark pigment cosmetic. Answer notes product available at Walker s Department Store Fourth Street and Pine Avenue priced at 3 dollars and waterproof in multiple shades matching skin tone.
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E.D
Long Beach
Lydia O’leary
Walker’s
Fourth Street
Pine Avenue
Parents’ Nasty Behavior Threatens Little League Coaches
Mrs P E from Long Beach condemns rude spectators at a Little League game. She cites constant ridicule of coaches who volunteer their time and warns that many fine coaches may quit because of the harassment. She urges parents to grow up.
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America
P.E
Long Beach
Mysterious Fat Man Payoff Ties Ray to Underworld
Police across three nations press to untangle James Earl Ray’s travels from Memphis to Canada to London and Lisbon. A Toronto landlady says a “fat man” delivered an envelope to Ray, who later used aliases tied to three men living nearby. Authority notes Ray’s Toronto stay, travel on a 21 day ticket, and the use of aliases Eric S Galt Ramon Sneyd and Paul Bridgman.
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Toronto
Yee Sun Loo
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Ray
Scotland Yard
London
Mounted Police
Kennedy Travel
Lisbon
Los Angeles
Galt
Eric S. Galt
Union Carbide
Scarboro
Paul Bridgman
Toronto Board of Education
Ramon George Sneyd
Toronto Police Force
London Murder Warrant Brings Ray Extradition Step
The United States obtained a provisional British warrant charging James Earl Ray with the murder of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. He appeared in a brief British court and was ordered held without bail for a June 18 hearing. If extradition proceeds, a June 28 earliest return date is possible, with fights extending to August.
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Continents
James Earl Ray
Martin Luther King Jr
Memphis
Canada
London
Lisbon
U.S
Ray
United States
U.S. Justice Department
U.S. Atty
Fred M. Vinson Jr
Britain
Home Secretary
High Court Affirms Police Frisk for Weapons
The Supreme Court ruled 8 to 1 that police may stop and frisk suspicious people to search for weapons. Chief Justice Earl Warren stated such searches are limited to outer clothing when officers have reasonable fear of danger and observe unusual conduct. The decision acknowledges concerns about minority harassment while underlining narrowly drawn authority to protect officers and the public.
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Supreme Court
Earl Warren
Warren
Bar to name Sirhan attorney by bar selection
Sirhan Bishara Sirhan the 24 year old Jordanian immigrant accused in the Kennedy assassination will have a lawyer chosen by the Los Angeles Bar Association and approved by him. A. L. Wirin, chief counsel for the ACLU in Southern California, announced after visiting Sirhan at County Central Jail. He said statements would be limited due to a security order issued by Superior Court Judge Arthur L. Alarcon.
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Sirhan Bishara Sirhan
Robert F. Kennedy
Los Angeles Bar Association
A. L. Wirin
American Civil Liberties Union
California
Sirhan
Wirin
Superior Court
Arthur L. Alarcon
Heart transplant patient Dr Blaiberg relapses in Cape Town
Dr Philip Blaiberg world’s longest surviving heart transplant patient suffers relapse five months after his operation at Groote Schuur Hospital. He was readmitted for routine tests on June 4 and transferred to the special sterile suite. hospital officials gave no details on the setback.
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Cape Town
South Africa
Philip Blaiberg
Groote Schuur Hospital
Blaiberg
Westmoreland Warns Against Quick Victory in Vietnam
General William C. Westmoreland said a classic military victory in Vietnam is impossible due to the policy of not expanding the war. He stressed attrition as the path to victory, noted enemy defeats in past moves, and warned that U S limits on ground attacks in Laos allow continued enemy supply and infiltration.
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Saigon
William C. Westmoreland
Vietnam
U.S
Laos
McCarthy vows to carry on fight for Democratic nomination
Sen. Eugene McCarthy declared he will continue pursuing the Democratic presidential nomination after Kennedy's assassination. He rejected withdrawal rumors and said he will again press the same issues on Johnson administration policy and war priorities, returning to his earlier campaign themes.
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Washington
Eugene McCarthy
Sen
Robert Kennedy
Kennedy
McCarthy
Johnson
New Hampshire
Humphrey
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