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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1967

Page

1

Action Line Provides Quick Answers To Local Inquiries

Readers submit questions from Long Beach area concerns including engine muffler repairs at Atlantic Richfield wells and a deceased neighbor inquiry in Los Angeles. Action Line connects with company officials to verify deaths, fix billing disputes, and advise on service steps, offering follow up by phone and letter.

Q. I Atlantic Richfield Co W. J. Long Beach J. B. Handley Jr Atlantic Richfield Company Handley Los Angeles J.P Eight Mile Ala. A Action Line J. D Bellflower Aron Rappaport Secreatary Kunin & Sons

Rare Blood Club delays and fan mail for Sammy Davis Jr

Action Line helps AB Negative donor get an application from Leon Post of the Southern Counties Rare Blood Club. The club, sponsored by Lakewood Long Beach Lodge of Knights of Pythias, supplies rare donors to area hospitals via the Red Cross. Also, a Charleston photo studio will replace poor prints, and fan mail for Sammy Davis Jr. can be sent to Jay Bernstein at Sunset Boulevard. The Red Cross Long Beach chapter offers Breath of Life resuscitation film and a volunteer instructor to Camp Fire Girls groups.

Rare Blood Club Charleston S. C California Action Line R. C Huntington Beach Ruby Cox Atlanta Sammy Davis Jr Ucla Paramount Jay Bernstein Sunset Blvd Los Angeles Davis P. J Long Beach American Red Cross Breath of Life Arthur Garrett Safety Services

Downtown Long Beach Needs Action Not Reflection

A reader letter urges immediate civic effort to clean and brighten downtown Long Beach. It blames both merchants and public apathy for rundown storefronts, trash, dim street lighting, and peeling signs, calling for action-oriented leaders and visible cleanup work.

Long Beach M.E

Tragic Pt Fermin Drowning Claims Pair

A Navy veteran James Smith and his wife Dianne, both 19, drowned near Pt Fermin after waves swept them from rocks. Larry Allen, 21, and Patsy Elaine Allen, 18, survived. Allen’s wife aided as lifeguards rescued them. Mrs. Smith died. Allen treated for exposure. Coast Guard found the husband later missing.

Pt. Fermin James Dianne Smith Seventh St Apt. B San Pedro Larry Allen Patsy Elaine Allen Smith

New York to Hire Housewives as Bingo Undercover Players

New York City will employ undercover housewives to monitor legalized bingo across venues. They will earn 20 dollars a night plus expenses, with city proceeds around 800000 dollars yearly. Detecting cheating includes extra cards, weighted tokens, and stacked cubes, often aided by accomplices.

New York UPI New York City Joel J. Tyler Tyler

Police Halt Dixie Riot at City Park in Baton Rouge

Police with tear gas grenades and billy clubs broke up a 2000 strong crowd at City Park in Baton Rouge on Sunday. Seven arrests were made after bottles rocks and cans were thrown. A tear gas grenade fired inside the police station startled officers and reinforcements were deployed to restore order.

Baton Rouge City Park David J. Keyser

Todays Chuckle Bachelor Joke

A light humor item noting a fellow who never discovers how many faults he has. The quip offers a playful take on self awareness and vanity in a concise newspaper style.

Waseca Suffered Severe Tornado Toll In Sunday Strike

Spring tornadoes ripped through Minnesota and neighboring states leaving at least 13 dead in Minnesota and 16 total with three boys lost on Lake Superior. Over 100 injured, as more twisters threatened Wisconsin Illinois and Iowa. Waseca hardest hit with five dead and 35 in hospital.

Minnesota Lake Superior Duluth Waseca

Blizzards Paralyze Dakotas State of emergency declared

Gov William Guy declared North Dakota in a state of emergency after 65 mile per hour winds and destructive blizzards. Electric power and telephone service were wiped out as Western and south central areas received heavy snowfall and sleet while Pierre suffered a blackout and highways needed for utility repair were opened to oversize vehicles. Sixteen inches fell in Wester Wyoming and Colorado.

Bismarck N.D Ufi William Guy North Dakota Black Hills South Dakota Pierre Wester Wyoming Colorado

Soviet Missiles Beef Up Red DMZ Position for Attack

North Vietnam moves Soviet supplied surface to air missiles into positions just north of the demilitarized zone. About 35,000 North Vietnamese troops are poised for a possible southward thrust as U S forces report destroying a missile complex 16 miles north of the buffer zone. The buildup accompanies intensified air support and bombing by B 52s and fighter bombers.

George Esper Saigon U.S North Vietnam Demilitarized Zone 7Th Fleet Hanoi Haiphong United States

Beef Box Debuts Today in Page B-3 Feature

The front page announces a new feature titled Today's Biles and invites readers to look closely. It signals the start of the Beef Box series and invites engagement with the new section. The note points to Page B-3 for the Beef Box debut.

Biles

Lakewood Man Shot and Killed in Street Argument

Robert Enbody, 23, of 5425 Premiere Ave., was shot once in the chest Sunday night during a dispute on West 154th Street near Lawndale. Deputies say the men may have been drag racing and pulled to the curb at 4121 West 154th Street before Enbody ran toward the other man, who then fired. Enbody died on arrival at Gardena Memorial Hospital at 1:05 p.m. The killer fled.

Robert Enbody Lakewood Lawndale Enbody Premiere Ave West 154Th Street 154Th St Gardena Memorial Hospital

Marines Fight North Vietnamese For Border Fortresses

Thousands of U S Marines battled North Vietnamese troops on twin fortress hills near the North South Vietnam border as a major Communist offensive was predicted. Front reports said about 200 Americans were killed or wounded and at least 200 enemy troops slain in the bitter clash for the strategic summits.

Saigon UPI Vietnam

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