Action Line answers Hinsdale bond and residency questions
The column explains partial payment on a $1,000 Hinsdale street paving warrant issued in 1928, with Village Treasurer Calvin C. Henry noting $48,000 collected against $225,000 debt and possible future installments. It also covers replacement Army discharge papers, East Broadway widening, and newspaper delivery to Guam, detailing procedures and contacts.
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Violet Sheridan
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John Williams
Guam
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Citizenship rights for foreign students after WWII rules
A reader asks if a WWII era statement promising not to seek U.S. citizenship still blocks naturalization. An adviser explains such disclaimers rarely stand, and Section 315 of the Immigration and Nationality Act governs forfeiture. Contact INS for details at 300 N. Los Angeles St. or 688-2791 for guidance.
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Sound Off On Courtesy Among Drivers
A reader from Long Beach rails against male drivers for horns and hostile gestures amid stalled cars. She cites multiple incidents where men horn and mock instead of aiding, noting a woman struggling to move a stalled car while others honked.
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Reagan job cuts mount to 4000 may shut down clinic
A Long Beach mental health clinic faces possible closure amid state budget cuts affecting Metropolitan State Hospital and its after care unit. Officials fear loss of 130 patients and 160 more returning to Metro State Hospital if the Long Beach facility closes, with staff and patients bearing the impact.
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Norwalk
Peter J. Gurvich
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Dr. Abe
Two Perish as Crane Rig Crushes Car In Santa Fe Springs
Compton driver James Wesley Lee, 51, and passenger Donn Robert Stevenson, 40, died after their car was crushed when they turned in front of a large truck crane rig in Santa Fe Springs. Paul Pancher, 28, of Anaheim, drove the rig and survived. Stevenson was pronounced dead on arrival at Norwalk Hospital, Lee died minutes after arrival.
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Santa Fe Springs
Nopwalk
Tax Rule Hits Vets Exemption in Los Angeles County
An Independent report on March 5 details Los Angeles County's plan to tax veterans on market value rather than assessed value. The change could remove about 220,000 exemptions, raise roughly $200 million in the tax rolls, and save homeowners about $30 yearly. Two youths, Ronnie Stages and David Shaw, were killed when a canyon wall collapse buried them near Camp Pendleton while other searchers, Marines and family members, scoured the site.
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Philip Watson
Long Beach Sees Crime Rise Lag Behind National Trend
A 1966 city crime report shows Long Beach total crimes up slightly amid broader U S increases. Major crimes rose 8.4 percent in Los Angeles County with 11 631 incidents, while Long Beach recorded increases in rape, murder and larceny but declines in aggravated assault and burglary.
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Long Beach
United States
Los Angeles
Valley View Street
Alondralhefts
William Mooney
Pancher
Successor to Lodge Nominated
President Johnson in a major Vietnam policy speech named Elsworth Bunker as the next U.S. ambassador to Vietnam, replacing Henry Cabot Lodge, and announced sending two additional airlifted military personnel to the combat zone.
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Nashville
False Beard Oswald Link to Assassin Plot in New Orleans
An insurance salesman testified that investigators failed to link Lee Harvey Oswald and two New Orleans men to a Kennedy assassination plot until agents spent six hours painting whiskers on Oswald images. Terry Raymund Russo, 25, described the whisker painting session on the day’s testimony.
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Leo Farvey Oswald
Oswald
Terry Raymund Russo
Reagan cuts spark mental health protest wave
In California the governor’s large scale job cuts drew sharp backlash from lawmakers and mental health leaders. Senator Teale denounced the Department of Mental Hygiene reductions as stepping back to Middle Ages conditions, while Arthur Hellender warned the move harms patients and won’t save money. Department head Harry Brickman questioned who will care for growing psychiatric needs as hospital populations shrink.
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Los Angeles County
Department of Mental Health
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