Action Line seeks blood donors for open heart surgery case
A reader seeks four on the spot donors with type O positive blood for a 60-year-old patient undergoing open heart surgery at St Marys Hospital on June 20. Additional blood needs will be met at the Red Cross office. Calls to volunteer donors are routed via ACTION LINE and the Independent Press Telegram.
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St. Mary's Hospital
Red Cross
W. Broadway
B.B
Armed Forces Ymca
Missouri Bill Provides Veteran Bonus Reminder
A clipping reports a three bill package to pay a World War II Korean and Vietnam veterans bonus has passed the House and awaits Senate action before adjournment June 30. If approved, veterans offices nationwide will be notified.
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Missouri
R-G
Los Angeles
House
Missouri State Senate
Roy Carver
Veterans Affairs
Senate
Carver
Ramallah
Jordan
N.H
Long Beach
Action Line
Benad Azizal
Washington, D.C
Israel
Azizal
Azital
Wallet found at McCoys Market returned to owner
Mrs A R M of Lakewood misplaced a wallet found near a telephone booth at McCoys Market. Kaiser Foundation Sacramento representative Diane Carlson helped verify the correct address and the wallet will be returned to the rightful owner.
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McCoys Market
Kaiser
A.R.M
Lakewood
Diane Carlson
Kaiser Foundation
Sacramento
Frank Sinatra
Action Ling
J.W
Long Beach
Dorothy Uhlemann
Hoboken
Sound Off Idea for Vietnam Service Gifts
A reader suggests sending pre-moistened disposable towelettes to Vietnam servicemen to aid cleanup when water is scarce, noting their portability for jungle missions. The letter also mentions sending pre-sweetened Kool-Aid as another idea and thanks the magazine for Action Line inspiration.
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Vietnam
Readers urged to study Vietnam via free government reports
Opinion letters criticize reaction lines on Vietnam and note readers can obtain three free publications for a fuller view. Scheer's report on US involvement, McGovern's Lessons of Vietnam speech, and William Winter's Special are offered by the Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions and the Government Printing Office.
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Action Line
Vietnam
Robert Scheer
United States
Center For the Study of Democratic Institutions
Santa Barbara
Calif
George S. McGovern
D-5.c
Washington
William Winter
Sausalito
Perneni
Debink I Cone
Love In Picnic Or Social Workers Union Event
An announcement for Social Workers' Union Local 435 shifted wording from a Love-In to a picnic. The notice urged members to attend Sunday at noon in Pt. Fermin Park and bring guitars sitars voices spouses lovers and children plus flowers. A later notice reiterates the gathering as a picnic.
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Social Workers’ Union
Social Workers
Pt. Fermin Park
Hippie Welcome Mat Debated by Los Angeles Officials
Supervisor Ernest Debs vowed no county sponsored hippie bohemian welcome actions and demanded a look in at any county employer aiding hippie comfort. Bonelli and Hahn supported him as Debs revealed Center West Area plans including soup kitchens were under discussion. A council vote stopped a press release aimed at inviting the Flower children to the county.
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Ernest Debs
Los Angeles
Council
Center West Area
Dodd Admits Advising Johnson on Connecticut Testimonials
Sen Thomas J Dodd acknowledged to the Senate that he advised Lyndon B Johnson that a series of Connecticut testimonials funded his re election bid He defended the events as not campaign affairs and said funds given at testimonial dinners were for personal use The ethics committee had charged that money raised through testimonials was converted to personal use A vote on the censure was expected tonight or Saturday
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Washington
Thomas J. Dodd
Lyndon &. Johnson
Connecticut
Senate
Dodd
Ethics Committee
Johnson
Charles H. Percy
Bill
No More Display of Car Slips in California Law
Sacramento AP reports the Senate passed a measure ending the long standing requirement to display motor vehicle registration cards inside vehicles. If signed, motorists would carry the card or facsimile and show it to a peace officer on demand, retiring steering column and exterior display rules.
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Sacramento
Senate
Assembly
California
Kosygin Heads to U.N. Assembly Amid Mideast Crisis
United Nations set to convene as Soviet Premier Kosygin flies to New York to lead an offensive against Israel. President Johnson indicated willingness to meet, with U.S. boycotting only the emergency session. De Gaulle may attend. six nations back the session with voting still pending. Summit speculation looms as assembly readiness grows.
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United Nations
UPI
United States
United Nations General Assembly
Alexei N. Kosygin
New York
Israel
Johnson
Kosygin
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
White House
Assembly
Reagan signs California abortion liberalization bill
In Sacramento Governor Ronald Reagan signed a bill to liberalize abortion laws, declaring it not perfect while noting his earlier misgivings. Senator Anthony Beilenson and Assembly sponsor W. Craig Biddle said no further liberalization would be pursued.
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Sacramento
UPS
Ronald Reagan
California
Reagan
Sen
Anthony Beilenson
Beverly Hills
Assembly
Fires blaze on Dayton West Side amid gasoline bomb reports
In Dayton Ohio a spate of fires erupted around midnight on the racially tense West Side. Five houses burned in one neighborhood and three gasoline bombs were thrown into Gem City Lumber Co igniting a fire. The lumber yard was also struck by a separate $1,000 blaze the previous night.
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Dayton
Ohio
West Side
Gem City Lumber Co
Brewers face walkout as Teamsters delay distributors strike
Teamsters met at the Los Angeles International Hotel delaying a walkout against Southland beer distributors while considering a strike against brewers. Distributors rejected a favorable contract, balking at 62 cents per hour in pay and benefits. If no agreement by next week, another distributor strike date is set. Brewers offered no statement on talks and Teamsters refused to discuss positions.
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Teamsters Union
Southland Beer Distributors
Los Angeles International Hotel
Brewers
Teamster
Teamsters
International Hotel
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