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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1969
Page
5
Senate hearings feature Meselson arguing against stockpiling biological weapons and warning of uncontrollable spread. He discusses tear gas CS and DM agents used in Vietnam, urging bans and noting potential harm to all sides in future warfare.
A Gallup survey for UPI shows 59 percent of blacks unhappy with progress into mainstream life, 64 percent foresee more riots, 63 percent believe rights can be won nonviolently, and 46 percent view police as harmful to rights. In Poland, over 2,500 fires in May caused 12 deaths, blamed on careless drunken adults.
After a 26 hour session in the Coliseum the SDS split with the Progressive Labor group. Bernardine Dohrn read a resolution condemning the ostracized party and left with SDS regulars. A secret meeting Sunday in a West Side church planned a national officer slate. The PL group did not say if it would hold elections. The Klonsky led faction calls itself Revolutionary Youth Movement and claims slightly more limited support.
Fragmented text appears to discuss dental care and biting technique. Key ideas mention holding false teeth, aiding eating, and possible tips for older readers. The readable content is unclear and lacks concrete names or events for a fuller summary.
An advertised electronic hearing aid called Miracle-Ear is a transistor instrument worn in the ear with no ear button or extra controls. It claims to amplify hearing as needed, requires no adjustments, and can be put on or taken off instantly. The notice offers a free booklet and mentions the device has nine months of use with thousands of satisfied users, from Hearing Aid Center in Long Beach.
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