Action Line answers reader questions on Miss Universe key and dog kennels
The column details how a former Miss Universe contestant in 1956 received a city key replacement with help from Long Beach officials and Mayor Edwin W. Wade. It also explains kennel licensing in Phoenix, Long Beach, and Los Angeles, including fees and required zoning and health standards.
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Warren critics question Oswald testimony in Warren report
The article notes Mark Lane in Rush to Judgment questions Daniels testimony about a man resembling Jack Ruby entering Dallas police HQ before Oswald’s shooting. It cites Daniels lie detector results showing deception on some points, and asks why the commission gave Daniels little credence.
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President Wins Wild Race To Reach TV Audience
President Johnson beat Kosygin to the air in a televised showdown ending minutes apart. The White House team sped from Philadelphia to National Airport, landing near the White House after a helicopter dash, with a door ramp mishap delaying the final sprint.
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Seal Beach Love-In Draws 3 000 Attendees Amid Police Watch
About 3000 hippies and flower children swarmed Seal Beach for the first Love In on a Sunday drawing 20000 visitors from nearby areas. Police reported only three arrests tied to a large, peaceful event with thundering music and dancing. Officers on overtime monitored the crowd as residents complained to the City Council about impact, but officials said the gathering could not be barred.
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Johnson Kosygin talks end after 10 hours at Glassboro
President Johnson and Soviet Premier Kosygin wrapped up nearly ten hours of talks at Glassboro State College in New Jersey with smiles and handshakes yet deep gaps remain on Vietnam and the Middle East. Johnson said Russians misjudged U.S. resolve and called for prompt nonproliferation talks, while Kosygin stressed the discussions were useful but offered no settlement.
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Driver's Instruction For Minors Begins Saturday
An announcement notes that driver education for under 18 year olds starts this Saturday. The notice appears in the AIS Amusements Classified Comics Editorial Features section with financial context.
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