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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1969
Page
21
UCLA engineering professor Antar Singh says he developed a creep scale to gauge slow soil movement that triggers landslides in Southern California. The method quantifies creep perimeter of soils to forecast landslide chances for specific soil types.
Health and Welfare Secretary Robert Finch urged the Agriculture Department to release surplus foods to poor families in flood struck California. A joint task force with Secretary Clifton Hardin was announced to widen food stamp distribution to 16 counties without programs. Rep John Tunney called the situation hard to believe as migrant workers from San Benito County appealed for help.
An old advertisement features guidance titled Should Know About Men. The brief, titled ad highlights tips or warnings aimed at readers, reflecting mid century marketing style and gender targeted messaging.
Ann Landers offers blunt advice to husbands and wives in the March Digest feature Men vs Women and Vice Versa. The column promises practical tips for couples navigating the battle of the sexes and urges readers to pick up the digest edition today.
California Institute of Technology geophysicist Dr. C Hewitt Dix links tidal bulges from moon and sun to triggering quakes. He cites the 1952 Kern County event and Alaska 1964 quake as examples and notes mountains’ weight influences stress buildup in fault zones.
Henry N. Rapaport, president of the National United Synagogue of America, urged Christian leaders in Los Angeles during a tour of area synagogues to address Negro antisemitism, saying ongoing silence widens Christian Jewish relations.
Classified Ads invite readers to browse Sporting Goods for bargains today. The brief notes featured items and prices, urging quick visits to uncover deals and savings.
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