Action Line helps locals with questions and rights
The line offers to answer public queries in Long Beach California by mail or phone. It invites questions about practical concerns such as nearby fishing areas for camping with a trailer.
10 Mar 1969
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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1969
Page
1
The line offers to answer public queries in Long Beach California by mail or phone. It invites questions about practical concerns such as nearby fishing areas for camping with a trailer.
A collection of consumer notes covers camping guides and nylon stockings with Agilon and Cantrece details, local parkway tree removals, and restaurant defrauding tips. Q&A addresses Science Digest subscriptions, Long Beach homicide and crime rises, FBI data, and city contrasts including Anaheim and Torrance shifts.
Defense Secretary Melvin Laird said the United States must provide funds to strengthen the South Vietnamese armed forces if American troops are withdrawn. He indicated the 1970 budget, currently $23 billion, could rise by about 70 million to continue modernization efforts, as he spoke during his Vietnam visit and met troops in Da Nang.
An optimist jokes about marriage licenses while Gen Wheeler downplays Communist gains. Secretary Laird reports improved South Vietnamese forces but avoids troop withdrawal talk as Paris peace talks focus on restoring neutrality in the demilitarized zone.
President Nixon is set to announce a modified plan for an ABM system costing several billions and taking about three years to install. The proposal aims to deter Soviet and Chinese nuclear threats while facing renewed Senate and House debate over defense budgets and arms control. An AP poll suggests growing opposition to ABM in the Senate, with supporters advocating a “thin” missile shield.
Cairo reports Egyptian Chief of Staff Gen Abdel Moneim Riad was mortally wounded by an Israeli mortar shell while directing Egyptian fire near Ismailia. Nasser awarded him the Star of Military Honor as fighting along a 70 mile front raged with claims of casualties on both sides and a UN ceasefire ending the daylong clash.
Apollo 9 astronauts James A. McDivitt David R. Scott and Russell L Schweickart spent a lazy Sunday aboard the ship sleeping past wake-up and taking pictures like tourists. They are in the holiday half of their 10 day mission and report a 12 hour day. Ground control praises their vitality as they plan splashdown Thursday about 800 miles east of Bermuda in the Atlantic.
In the top news today the government plans a large salary increase for military personnel, aiming to bolster pay and benefits across the armed forces. The move signals a major fiscal decision amid ongoing security considerations.
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