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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1971
Page
6
UPI reports Representative Jerome Waldie of California announced he will seek the governorship in 1974 and will press for reform to eliminate the seniority system in Congress. He noted improvement with the first reform bill in 40 years.
Dr Lowell E Ward of Long Beach explains migraine as the severe, debilitating headache often misnamed. He describes typical attacks with eye pressure, mood drops, throbbing pain, heightened senses, nausea, and warns untreated migraines worsen. He favors modern chiropractic care over temporary remedies and notes his Long Beach office contact.
Fresno UROC delegates vote 158 to 129 to urge Rep. Paul N. McCloskey Jr. to resign from the GOP and Congress citing his dialogue on Nixon impeachment. The convention also tabled an anti Nixon resolution and adopted other positions including Hoover support and HoHaiphong policy.
Rep. Paul N. McCloskey acknowledges significant Republican split in his district over Vietnam policy. He says many constituents prefer the President, while he maintains backing from more than half of local Republicans. He also notes no challenge to Nixon's environmental policy but cites a desire for firmer commitment in some areas.
The text asserts Carlton cigarettes contain less tar than 99.9 percent of cigarettes and offers to mail the U S Government tar figures to readers who provide name and address to American Tobacco Company Box 1880 Grand Central Station New York NY 10017.
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