Council bars hike in Air California flight limit
Air California asked Long Beach City Council to raise the daily flight limit from Long Beach Airport but was denied. The council had set three weekday flights and four weekend flights, with the airline arguing five daily flights are needed to avoid uneconomic operations.
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Council
Air California
Long Beach
R. W. Clifford
Clifford
California Public Utilities Commission
Bert Bond
Key Nixon Proposal to End War Awaited
President Nixon planned a comprehensive nationwide address on the Vietnam war aiming to break the Paris talks deadlock. He teased a major new proposal covering Southeast Asia, with about a 15 minute radio television speech at 6 pm Pacific, and said it would not be limited to Vietnam alone.
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Nixon
Paris
Europe
PST
Vietnam
Southeast Asia
U.S
David K. E. Bruce
Representa
Action Line service advertises problem solving rights help
The document promotes the ACTION LINE service offering assistance by mail or phone from Long Beach California. It outlines how to contact Box 230 or phone number 432 3451 between 9 a.m. and 9 p.m. on weekdays and notes questions are chosen for general interest and helpfulness.
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Long Beach
Calif
Card Trick Q on Medi Cal Card Delays
A Long Beach caller asks how to obtain Medi Cal cards overdue or expiring during parole. Denise Kalsve of the Foster Care Unit in West Covina explains cards are mailed by computer, delays occur during reprogramming, and no one knows if a client misses a card unless the client or social worker calls her office.
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V.C
Long Beach
Denise Kalsve
Department of Public Social Services
West Covina
Alcohol Fueled Gremlin Wins Class In Clean Air Race
In the Massachusetts to California event, the alcohol powered American Motors Gremlin from Stanford University won first place in its class for liquid fuel internal combustion engines. The overall winner placed second in the same class, with the lead free gasoline Mercury Capri from Wayne State University scoring higher in every area except emissions. The panel of automotive experts selected the overall winner for its potential to lower emissions.
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California
Seal Beach
American Motors Gremlin
Stanford University
Wayne State University
Michigan
Stanford
Wayne State
OBrien warns on left anarchists at Senate hearing
California's top law enforcement official told a Senate internal security subcommittee that left wing terrorists pose a threat to police and public order. He cited the Black Panthers and the Weather Underground as conspiratorial groups and described weapons captured in the 1960s from leftist foes, urging new federal laws to curb violence against officers.
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Washington
America
California
Charles A. O'Brien
Senate
Internal Security
Sen
Strom Thurmond
RSC
O'Brien
Thurmond
Subcommittee
James C. Eastland
D-Miss
Téastland
Eastland
City to sue Diners Club over Queen Mary project costs
Long Beach alleges Diners Club quit as master lessee triggered a 9 million hike in converting the Queen Mary to a hotel museum complex. The council authorized action against Diners Club and Continental Insurance, aiming to recover expected 6.7 million plus other charges. City notes total Queen Mary spending now stands at 32.19 million with 23.73 million for purchase and conversion.
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Diners Club
City of
Long Beach
Diners-Queen Mary Corp
Diners Club, Inc
The
Continental Insurance Companies
John R. Mansell
People of
California
Continental
Mansell
Queen Mary Project
State Landa Commission
Leonard Putnam
State Lands Commission
Bolivia Civil War Surges as Leftists Strike in La Paz
In Bolivia a leftist bid to topple the Ovando government escalates with bombardment of the presidential palace in La Paz and a leftist led seizure of Cochabamba. A general strike called by major unions aims to paralyze the nation as rival juntas clash and Ovando seeks asylum.
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Junta
Bolivia
LA Paz
Cochabamba
Latin America
Ernesto
Che” Guevara
Central Workers Union
Ovando Candia
Rogelio Miranda
Ovando
Air Force
Miranda
Juan Jose Torres
Revolutionary Committee
Torres
la Paz Air Force Base
Student Guilty in Bomb Case Threatens Draft Office
Rodney Lee Crane, CSLB political science major, convicted of possessing two homemade pipe bombs in his apartment at 241 Grand Ave. He boasted of planned bombings at the Long Beach Selective Service office and police headquarters. Crane, held on $91,250 bail, faces probation and sentencing before Superior Judge Hampton Hutton on Oct. 27 after review of psychiatric exams. An undercover officer testified Crane bragged of the failed device and a plan to dynamite the police station.
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Long Beach
Selective Service
Rodney Lee Crane
CSLB
Hampton Hutton
Hutton
Crane
Grand Ave
Police Intelligence Unit
Selective Service Office
Campaign tactics of 50s renewed in 70k.
In a page A-25 feature, a look at revived campaign methods from the 1950s resurfaces in a modern 70 thousand strong electorate. Analysts compare messaging, volunteer networks, and fundraising strategies across eras, noting persisting patterns and new twists shaping modern campaigns.
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Charles O'Brien
Lou Cannon
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Weatherman
Students For A Democratic Society
Weathermen
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Alfredo
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