Douglas accuses IRS probe of Parvin Foundation
Supreme Court Justice William O Douglas privately called the IRS inquiry into the Albert Parvin Foundation a manufactured case aimed at forcing him off the bench. The May 12 letter to Albert Parvin, founder of the LAS VEGAS hotel fortune, accompanied his resignation as foundation president and director citing workload and health concerns after an appendicitis operation.
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Supreme Court
William O. Douglas
Internal Revenue Service
Albert Parvin Foundation
Albert Parvin
Los Angeles
Washington
Douglas
Foundation
Action Line contact details and hours
The notice advertises ACTION LINE a service that answers questions and solves problems. It lists Box 230 Long Beach California 90801 and the phone number 432 3451 with hours 9 am to 1 pm and 5 pm to 9 pm Monday through Friday.
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Long Beach
Calif
Refunds and store policies under contract law
The reader learns that purchases form a contract between buyer and seller and that refunds depend on the seller’s policy rather than a universal law. Many retailers offer exchanges or refunds as courtesy, but it is at the seller’s discretion to extend refunds or exchanges.
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R. R
Cypress. A
Better Business Bureau
Nixon Administration
Pentagon
U.S
Modesto minister credentials issue challenged by court order
A Modesto man, Kirby James, issues free minister credentials under Universal Life Church rules. A court has barred him from issuing credentials and a $20 honorary Doctor of Divinity degree amid Education Code charges.
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Modesto
R. S
Garden Grove
Kirby James
Universal Life Church of
Hensley
Apollo 10 Nears Splashdown Over Pacific
Apollo 10 astronauts Thomas Stafford John Young and Eugene Cernan remain on the return leg from the Moon with a planned splashdown at 9 52 a m PDT today about 400 miles east of Pago Pago in the South Pacific. A 12 hour delay to a course correction was used to refine tracking and ensure a precise re entry.
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South Pacific
Pago Pago
Stafford
Earth
Pacific
Headstart seeks summer volunteers in Long Beach
Due to federal cutbacks Project Headstart may not run this summer but volunteers are welcome through June 30. Seniors and up can add their names at the headquarters 555 Pacific Coast Highway Long Beach 591 3351. If unavailable, consider Project Tutor or Project Art with contacts at 2222 Olive Ave Long Beach.
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K.C
Long Beach
Willie Martin
Pacific Coast Highway
Olive Ave
Hindenburg Crash 1937 Film Offered by Sherman Library
Q from G M Long Beach asks where to obtain 16mm film of the Hindenburg disaster. A Sherman Film Libraries Inc notes it can provide a print of the film for about 75 dollars plus processing. For more details continue on page A 4 column 1.
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G.M
Long Beach
A. Sherman Film Libraries Inc
Berkeley Fights Over New People’s Park Amid Curfew Lift
About 400 UC students and street people began converting a second lot at Hearst and Grant into a People’s Park while a memorial for James Rector was held. Police watched, 200 National Guardsmen remained near the original park as statewide emergency measures were eased. Negotiations continued among university city and residents about the future of the first park.
Priests Burn Draft Records In Chicago Raid
Eight people including two Roman Catholic priests and a seminary student were arrested after invading a Selective Service office on Chicago's South Side. They burned draft records, damaged property, and were charged with arson burglary and criminal damage. The Rev. Nicholas Riddell of Milwaukee rented the office to sell religious reading material. The Rev. Joseph Mulligan of Ballarmine School of Theology North Aurora identified. the group stood around the fire singing We Shall Overcome.
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Chicago
Selective Service
Nicholas Riddell
Milwaukee
Father Riddell
St. Boniface Church
Draft Board
Joseph E. Mulligan
Ballarmine School of Theology
North Aurora
Ill
Laird Reaffirms Vietnam War Tactics Against Kennedy Criticism
Secretary of Defense Melvin Laird rejected Senator Edward Kennedy's critique of U.S. battle tactics in Vietnam. He said military commanders carry out orders to maintain maximum pressure with the lowest casualties, deflecting calls to change tactics while avoiding a stance on Hamburger Hill.
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Washington
Melvin R. Laird
Edward M. Kennedy
U.S
Vietnam
Laird
Associated Press
Massachusetts
Kennedy
Senate
Nixon
Johnson
Europe
White House
Appia Mountain
Ap Bia
Hamburger Hill
George S. McGovern
D-S.d
GOP forms club with $1000 membership
A brief page note reports the GOP creating a new club inviting members at a $1000 level as part of a broader set of items on pages A-15 through A-24. Other mentions include protests, equal opportunities chairmen accusing bias, water sewage plans, and assorted sections like obituaries and sports.
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Las Vegas
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Wolfson Family Foundation
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Headstart
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John Seigle
Field Division of
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Far East
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Canada
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