Percy urges televised presidential debates with security screening
Sen. Charles Percy proposes a 1976 presidential campaign debate on television using screening devices for crowd safety, reducing police presence, and letting the public and press question candidates in a Lincoln Douglas style format. He cites security costs and recent threats, urging substance over spectacle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Percy
R—Ill
Percy
John F. Kennedy
Richard Nixon
Political contact list for U S senators and California lawmakers
The document lists U S senators Alan Cranston and John V Tunney with Washington addresses, Long Beach congressmen including Hannaford Patterson Anderson Wiggins Bell Jr Clawson Wilson and others with their district numbers and Cannon Rayburn Longworth addresses, and state senators assembly members with home districts all in California. It also provides addresses for state capitol contacts in Sacramento 95814.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark W. Hannaford
Lakewood
Long Beach
Cannon
Jerry Patterson
Santa Ana
Glenn M. Anderson
Harbor City
Longworth
Charles E. Wiggins
R—Fullerton
Rayburn
Alphonzo Bell Jr
Marina D Rey
Charles H. Wilson
Hawthorne
del Clawson
R— Downey
Washington, D.C
Joseph M. Kenrick
George Deukmejian
Robert S. Stevens
Los Angeles
Ralph C. Dills
D—Gardena
James E. Whetmore
Anaheim
Dennis Carpenter
Newport Beach
State Capitol
Sacramento
Mike Cullen
D—Long Beach
Fred W. Chel
Robert G. Beverly
Redondo Beach
Vincent Thomas
D—San Pedro
Paul T. Bannai
R—Gardena
Frank Vicencia
D—Bellflower
Bob M. McLennan
R —Downey
John V. Briggs
Bruce Nestande
Orange
Paul B. Carpenter
Garden Grove
Robert H. Burke
Huntington Beach
Robert E. Badham
Diet fears and false health claims spurned by ADA
The American Dietetic Association warns against low carbohydrate and unlimited protein fad diets citing health risks such as kidney and liver issues high cholesterol and potential gout. It urges modest weight loss and warns against self prescribing vitamins and unproven claims while noting limited evidence for vitamin E and natural foods as miracle cures. It also reports on prosthetic toe implants by UCLA doctors with relief for many patients and references several literary quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
ADA
Anthony Cracchiolo III
Ucla Medical Center
Cracchiolo
American Rheumatism Association
Journal of the American Medical Association
Thinking man’s exercise walks fuel great ideas
The author cites famous thinkers who composed or created while walking, argues walking sharpens thought, criticizes motorists and commuters as mindless, laments air travel confinement, praises English habit of walking as fostering originality. He links decline in thinking to less walking and asserts walking proves you have a head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cline
Baseball fans ponder schools and towns in 1929 quip
A witty remark from October 15, 1929 comments on fans of the World Series who joke about whether Harvard is a town or a mouth wash and whether Yale is a yell or a lock. The piece ends with a playful note that Viva baseball is for those without alma mater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Yale
Notre Dame
Secret Service tightens security around President in White House incidents
A brown haired woman with a knife nears the President in the White House living quarters before agents subdue her. Other events include a deranged man with bare hands and a blonde woman claiming to be the President’s daughter as officers intervene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Ford
Congress
Secret Service
Tom, Dick
Jane
Percy
Rufus Youngblood
Johnson
White House
Youngblood
Georgia
Betty
Jerry
Homer T. Pettibone
Chicago
Hilton Hotel
Thomas Weber
Mr. Weber
Liberty
Pettibone
Henry Kissinger
Embarrassing Court Remark Highlights Abuse Case
A judge questioned a defendant why he struck his wife as the offender claimed her back was turned. The record notes a blunt comment about a broom and open back door, reflecting awkward phrasing from local reporting. The Bainbridge mainsheet adds a separate keyhole moment of embarrassment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boonville
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cuba
Republic
U.S
Alan Cranston
Senate
Washington
D.C
John V. Tunney
D. C
Medical Science Editor
The
American Dietetic Association
Oscar Wilde
C.C. Colton
Samuel Johnson
Green Bay
Wis
Homer
Greece
Beethoven
Mozart
Debussy
Robert Burns
Goethe
Pasteur
Sydney Harris
Will Rogers
Hie Roper
RCA
Lookirk Television & Stereo
Lley
Alondra
Norwalk
Paris
Moscow
Peking
Arthur Hoppe
San Francisco Chronicle
George
Robeson
Best of the Press
Bainbridge
Benvyitks
Spain
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!