Radio Towers on Anaheim Street Deemed Structurally Sound
Long Beach residents asked if two KFOX towers behind an apartment building are safe after an earthquake risk. Ed O Connell of the Building Department found no structural distress. towers, dating to the 1920s, remain sound though KFOX has not used them since moving last December. KJLH plans to move its Anaheim Street site and may remove the towers. High winds pose greater topple risk than earthquakes.
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Anaheim Street
KFOX
Action Line
Ed O’conner
Long Beach Building Department
Ocean Blvd
Egmont Sonderling
Sonderling Broadcast Corp
KJLH
Four GE Leapfrog Transformer Cartons Reserved for Pickup
Lakewood reader seeks four empty cartons used for General Electric Leapfrog distribution transformers. Southern California Edison confirms four five foot tall cartons will be set aside after warehouse notice from Jack Seaman at the Alhambra plant. pickup notification will follow.
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Action Line
General Electric
M.I
Lakewood
Southern California Edison
Jack Seaman
Alhambra
How to Help Hungry Americans and Where to Send Aid
A CBS program prompted readers to aid starving Americans. Readers are directed to donate to agencies assisting Mexican-Americans in San Antonio, Negro sharecroppers in Alabama, Navajo Indians, and tenant farmers in Loudon County Virginia, with names and addresses for each group.
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America
B.Y
Long Beach
Judy Hole
CBS News Department
New York City
Action Line
San Antonio
Tex
Robert B. Green Hospital
Douglas Mitchell
P.O. Box
Ralph Ruiz
Chihuahua St
Wesley Community Center
Fitch St
Alabama
Charlie Saunders
Southern Rural Research Project
Selma
Ala
Jean van Duren
Tuba City Hospital
Tuba City
Ariz
Loudon County
Steven Granger
U.S. Public Health Office
Leesburg
Miss Hole
Difficult Olympic Tickets for Mexico City Games
Travel officials report tickets will require tour package enrollment or proof of flight and hotel reservations. Officials fear crowding and the risk of unauthorized stays, so ask the Mexico City Olympic committee directly or contact GTS Travel’s Jack McIntyre for forms and guidance.
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Mexico City
Mexico
D.G
Los Angeles
I. PT
John Dixon
Jack McIntyre
GTS Travel Agency
D.F
McIntyre
P.O
San Rafael
Calif
Mexican Travel Agency
Post Street
San Francisco
Dr H Frank Collins praise echoes from leaders
Reaction to my pulpit observations cites three critical letters and praise from Orange County Congressman James B Utt Gov John W King the late Gov Lurleen B Wallace and Gov Ronald Reagan Reagan calls the April 27 advertisement powerful and impressive noting it put things in proper perspective for Americans to read the article Dr H Frank Collins Bellflower
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Orange County
James B. Utt
Congressional Record
John W. King
Lurleen B. Wallace
Ronald Reagan
H. Frank Collins
Bellflower
Johnson Yields on Taxes in Budget Dispute
President Johnson offered to accept a six billion dollar spending cut to secure a tax increase, saying without it economic chaos could follow. He pledged to sign the pending fiscal bill, while White House aides fear the plan may not secure passage amid GOP opposition and liberal Democratic backlash.
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Johnson City
Tex
Johnson
Congress
White House
House
Telegraphers Strike Tonight Endorsed by AFL CIO Union
The Commercial Telegraphers Union AFL CIO says it will strike Western Union at midnight when the contract expires. President E L Hageman says the latest offer is insufficient. The union has about 22 000 members nationwide.
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Washington
Commercial Telegraphers Union
Aflcio
Western Union
E. L. Hageman
De Gaulle dissolves assembly calls new election
President Charles de Gaulle refused to quit, dissolving the National Assembly and ordering new elections while vowing to save France from Communist control. He warned of potential use of decree powers as turmoil and protests surge across Paris and beyond.
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Paris
UPI
Charles de Gaulle
France
National Assembly
de Gaulle
West
Germany
Georges Pompidou
Fancois Mitterrand
Mili
Kennedy McCarthy Debating Saturday in San Francisco TV event
Kennedy and McCarthy laid ground rules for a prime time ABC debate three days before California's primary. Kennedy urged Humphrey to join. McCarthy toured Watts while Kennedy toured the San Joaquin Valley drawing large crowds. The format features a one hour informal session with Frank Reynolds as anchor and questions by Lawrence and Clark.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Robert F. Kennedy
Eugene J. McCarthy
California
McCarthy
Watts
Kennedy
San Joaquin Valley
Fresno
Hubert H. Humphrey
San Francisco
ABC
Frank Reynolds
William Lawrence
Robert Clark
John F. Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
Senator A
Senator B
Humphrey
Oregon
Navy quits special search for Scorpion hoax voice
The Navy ended a six-ship, one-aircraft search off Norfolk for the source of a mysterious voice broadcast claiming to be from the missing nuclear submarine Scorpion. Officials suspected a hoax as the transmission followed the Scorpion code name. An inquiry into possible insider involvement was begun at Atlantic Fleet and Pentagon.
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Norfolk
Atlantic
Navy
Atlantic Fleet Headquarters
Pentagon
Washington
PerOoDaAyYs. SCHUCES A Chance Remark
A short note defines a chance remark as what a man says while two women talk, from a period column. It describes the social quirk with a concise, observational tone.
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HHH
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Story
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