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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1967

Page

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Action Line helps find adaptive swing for disabled child

A reader seeks a jumper swing with back brace to aid a 16 month old born with multiple health issues. ACTION LINE arranges local manufacturers Logan and Company and Pacific Spring Engineering to build harness seat brace and special springs. The service also helps with a faulty gas candle order by H Olsen and Company offering replacement or refund after return.

Action Line Logan and Company Orthopedic Appliances Palm Drive Los Angeles Steve Orosz Pacific Spring Engineering Corp Firestone Blvd South Gate Kimberly A. Sure H. Olsen and Company N. Jefferson St Chicago Helen Olsen

Sonny and Cher contest prizes finally awarded promises kept

Readers report a local Sonny and Cher lookalike contest awarded one water ski but withheld Cher outfits and photo copies. Harvey Kresky of the singing group agrees to deliver all prizes. Also, street department lockers were never promised and funding was redirected to street maintenance.

Cher Sonny and Cher Harvey Kresky Singing Swingers Long Beach Action Line T.Y.S John Williams Williams

Reaction to teen behavior and public perception

A reader from Long Beach urges balanced views on teenagers, noting many volunteer efforts and the small fraction involved in crimes. The letter argues adults should reflect on their own youth and civic duties before criticizing youths.

D. P Long Beach

How to Use Action Line for Reader Questions

Use ACTION LINE's number 432-3451 not the regular press numbers. If busy, a postcard or letter gets equal consideration. Include name, address, and phone for contact only. Provide important info but no pictures or documents. One query per article. No stamps or SASE needed as answers appear in this column.

Action Line

UROC Hits Kuchel at Meeting in Long Beach Arena

United Republicans of California delegates at the fourth annual convention condemned Sen. Thomas H. Kuchel for voting that favored centralized power and opposed the Soviet treaty. They urged support for candidates aligned with UROC principles and pledged to seek a Senate candidate who will advance the party platform. The group also rejected a shield against criticism for Republicans who fail to endorse the party line.

United Republicans of California Thomas H. Kuchel UROC Long Beach Senate Republican Party Kuchel Everett M. Dirksen George Murphy Ronald Reagan Barry Goldwater

Eisenhower hospitalized for acute gastroenteritis at Walter Reed

Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower lies in Walter Reed General Hospital after an attack of nausea vomiting and abdominal cramps at his Pennsylvania home. Doctors report acute gastroenteritis and say he rests comfortably under care of Col. Loren Parmley and staff with Mrs. Eisenhower present. The 78 year old has a long history of heart and intestinal ailments and recently returned from Palm Springs. President Johnson is informed.

New York Times Service Washington Dwight D. Eisenhower Walter Reed General Hospital Gettysburg Gen Eral Eisenhower Pennsylvania Mrs. Eisenhower Palm Springs Tke Alness Dent Johnson Department of Medicine Walter Reed

Central Park Zoo opens People House cafeteria

A new cafeteria named the People House opened at the Central Park Zoo on Sunday. The sign invited visitors to eat while animals watch, promising a change for the animals and guests alike.

New York Central Park Zoo

Brown threatens CDC exit over anti Johnson delegation

Former California governor Edmund G Brown said he would resign from the California Democratic Council if it sponsors a Vietnam peace delegation on the 1968 Democratic presidential primary ballot. He backs President Johnson and Vice President Humphrey for reelection and may lead their California delegation in June. He criticized Governor Reagan’s policies and predicted cuts in the Mental Hygiene Department.

Sacramento Edmund G. Brown California Democratic Council CDC Johnson Brown Hubert H. Humphrey California Brawn Reagan

Reagan Jibes UC Campus Sandal Foot Bears Gridders

Gov Ronald Reagan teased the University of California at Berkeley football team in a speech to the United Republicans of California. He joked about putting cleats on their sandals and referenced former UC president Clark Kerr, noting Kerr remains on the faculty after his firing.

Reagan Ronald Reagan University of California At Berkeley Berkeley United Republicans of California University of California Clark Kerr University Board of Regents

One Reason We Can Love Our Enemies

A witty line notes that enemies are reliable in one way they never borrow. The remark plays on reciprocity and trust dynamics, offering a light, humorous perspective on conflict.

Ex Actor Ted Hecht Held in Wife's Death Mystery

HOLLYWOOD UP A former actor and cousin of Ben Hecht was booked on suspicion of murder after his wife Jean 45 died at County General Hospital. Detectives said friends found Mrs Hecht with bruises and contusions at the Hecht apartment early Sunday.

Hollywood Ben Hecht Theodore Hecht Jean County General Hospital

Six Towns Periled in W Virginia Tornado Threats Rise

Severe spring weather swept across the Mid Atlantic and Southeast with tornadoes and thunderstorms from Texas to Wisconsin and South Carolina. Six West Virginia communities faced rising flood waters while a southeast Virginia funnel cloud touched down near Keller. Navy vessels at Hampton Roads endured buffeting though no serious damage reported. A 17 year old surfer was swept five miles from Virginia Beach and rescued by a Navy helicopter amid debris and partially destroyed property.

Texas Wisconsin South Carolina West Virginia Virginia Keller Navy Hampton Roads Franklin D. Roosevelt Virginia Beach Weather Bureau South Hill

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