Action Line answers seek crossbow purchases and road work dates
The column provides sources for crossbow purchases with prices from Shore Sporting Goods Ball and Frank Sporting Goods and Arrow Manufacturing Co plus a historical note on crossbows. It also answers timing for Long Beach Boulevard improvements stating work may begin after the year’s first.
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O.E
Norwalk
Shore Sporting Goods
Second St
Ball & Frank Sporting Goods
Long Beach Blvd
Arrow Manufacturing Co
Logan Ave
Costa Mesa
Richard the Lionhearted
Arsuf
Playboy subscriptions trouble due to nonreceipt and nonpayment
Readers report missing issues and unanswered letters to Playboy. Rose Jennings of Playboy explains holiday load, nonreceipt may mean no order, suspension for nonpayment, and promises to investigate with a subscription clerk. Bob Sanders says large volume could cause delays and will review.
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Playboy
Rose Jennings
Miss Jennings
Playboy Magazine
Michigan Ave
Chicago
Ill
Action Line
Bob Sanders
Sanders
Polo Games At Will Rogers State Park In Pacific Palisades
Answer outlines polo availability in Southern California. Will Rogers State Historic Park hosts games on Thursdays and Saturdays around 2 p.m. with free admission. Gus Walker, Long Beach banker, supplies local context. future games expand to Palm Desert and Carpenteria venues with club contacts.
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Gus Walker
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Long Beach
Action Line
Will Rogers State Historic Park
Sunset Blvd
Pacific Palisades
Will Rogers
Palm Desert
el Dorado
Cook Road
Calif
Carpenteria
Santa Barbara
Fleischman
Reaction on Safer Campus Speech Limits at Colleges
Letter writer argues against banning Eldridge Cleaver and other controversial figures on campus. Advocates education based on investigation rather than indoctrination and urges colleges to host speakers across ideologies without prejudice.
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A.R
Eldridge Cleaver
C.E
Long Beach
Nixon and LBJ to Meet at White House Session
President-elect Richard Nixon will meet President Johnson at the White House to discuss Paris peace prospects and his role in Vietnam negotiations. Nixon offers to travel to Paris or Saigon or send an observer to the talks as part of the plan. Mrs. Johnson will join a White House tour after the luncheon.
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Key Biscayne
Fila
Upi
Richard M. Nixon
White House
Johnson
Nixon
Miami
Brooklyn
N.Y
Ron Ziegler
Ziegler
Dean Rusk
Paris
Saigon
Rusk
U.S. News & World Report
Vietnam
Pro-Moscow Czechs clash with protesters at Prague meeting
About 2,500 conservative protesters attended a Soviet backed breakfast in Prague praising Moscow while Alexander Dubcek and reformists were denounced. Police stood by as 400 demonstrators walked in the main exit to a hostile crowd, with several beaten by umbrellas and shouted down by workers. Vaclav David addressed the crowd alongside a Soviet officer named Lt. Gen. Masution.
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Prague
UPI
Dubcek
Vaclav David
Antonin Novotny
Masution
Coast Guard Rescues Man As 25-Foot Cruiser Sinks Near Breakwater
A 25-year-old Garden Grove man, Jack D. Fliger, was rescued by the Coast Guard cutter Point Evans as his 25-foot cabin cruiser sank near the breakwater. He was landed at Los Alamitos marina and treated at Palm Harbor Hospital Garden Grove for minor neck and arm burns. Seal Beach police reported.
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Garden Grove
Coast Guard
Point Evans
Jack D. Fliger
Palmwood Drive
Los Alamitos Marina
Palm Harbor Hospital
Seal Beach
Ray Hires Foreman to Represent Him in King Killing Case
James Earl Ray tapped Percy Foreman as his new defense attorney on the eve of a scheduled first degree murder trial for the slaying of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Foreman was expected to seek a minimum 30 day continuance to prepare.
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Memphis
James Earl Ray
Martin Luther King Jr
Ray
Percy Foreman
Shelby County
William N. Morris Jr
El Monte Woman Kills Her Three Children Then Herself
Police said Veranez Latham 33 executed her children Gary 10 Daniel 7 Gregg 6 in their beds then killed herself with a .38 pistol after locking the door. Husband Robert Latham 54 found the bodies upon returning home about 3 p.m. Lt. Lloyd Wood noted stereo players blasting and provided few reasons for the tragedy.
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el Monte
Robert Latham
Lloyd Wood
Veranez Latham
Gary Camper
Daniel Camper
Gregg Camper
Latham
Wood
Wild chase for mart bandits ends with arrest in Long Beach
Francisco V. Perez, 23, of Norwalk, and a second suspect reportedly robbed McCoy's Market at 5425 Long Beach Blvd. The Lakewood Sky Knight and Long Beach units pursued, Perez was captured near Shady Acres Golf Course after officers fired three warning shots. A loaded .38 revolver was found on Perez and a bag with cash was said to have been dropped, amount unclear.
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Norwalk
North Long Beach
Lakewood Sheriff's Sky Knight
Long Beach
McCoy’s Market
Long Beach Blvd
Francisco V. Perez
Orr and
Day Road
Shady Acres Golf Course
Perez
Veterans mark 50th anniversary of World War I end
Parades and speeches honor veterans as ceremonies unfold across the United States. Washington observes with wreaths at Arlington. a French delegation visits memorials for Kennedy and Pershing. New York hosts a large American Legion parade down Fifth Avenue with thousands expected.
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Washington Lafayette
John F. Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
John Pershing
Manded
New York City
American Legion
Yemenis held on bail in Nixon assassination plot
Ahmad Rageh Namer, 43, and his two sons Hussein 20 and Abdo 18, are each held on 100000 bail in Brooklyn on charges of conspiracy to assassinate President elect Nixon. Police seized a carbine, rifle, ammunition and long knives after arrest in a tenement apartment.
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Richard M. Nixon
Brooklyn
Ahmed Rageh Namer
Hussein Namer
Abdo Ahmed Namer
Yemen
Ahmad Rageh Namer
Hussein
Abdo
Nixon
Secret Service
Rostow hopeful on talks in Paris amid Saigon stance
In Paris the Saigon observer Pham Dang Lam said South Vietnam will not join talks on equal terms with the Viet Cong front. Rostow told a national audience the United States will not recognize the Viet Cong as a separate entity or push a coalition government in South Vietnam. He voiced optimism that South Vietnam will send representatives to Paris once differences are resolved.
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South Vietnam
Vietnam
Paris
Saigon
Viet Cong
National Liberation Front
Pham Dang Lam
Nguyen van Thieu
U.S
W. Averell Harriman
Washington
Walt Rostow
United States
Rostow
Johnson
North Vietnam
Thieu
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