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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1969
Page
1
Dual 432 3451 Action Line invites readers to write ACTION LINE Box 230 Long Beach California 90801 or call 432 3451 for answers. Lines open 9 to 1 and 5 to 9 Monday through Friday as questions chosen for general interest are answered.
Golf specialists say the Automobile Club of Southern California publishes the most complete booklet listing public private and county courses with over 650 facilities in California and Nevada. It includes maps and data on fees yardage par and facilities. The Southern California Golf Association also publishes a member course list available to the public at 1709 W. Eighth St. Los Angeles 92006.
The Navy has largely stopped using intelligence gathering ships like the Pueblo. Only two of eight ships remain active as others are mothballed or retired, with missions shifted to radar satellites and intelligence planes.
A coroner's jury ruled 4 to 3 that the accidental shooting of Heyward Dyer during a narcotics raid in Whittier was occasioned by criminal means. Detective Sgt. Frank Sweeney testified his rifle discharged while on safety after pushing away Arthur Devore's hands. The district attorney's office will decide whether to prosecute.
Bolivian security forces seized Gulf Oil Corp offices in La Paz and occupied oil fields as the military regime nationalized the company and its Bolivian holdings. A pipeline linking Santa Cruz to Arica remains unaffected while a gas pipeline project with Argentina is also nationalized. A compensation commission will set payment terms.
An unidentified elderly man was held under observation at County Medical Center after a bomb scare at Gov. Ronald Reagan's home. Sacramento Police traced two calls to the chief executive's residence and the former mental patient. Reagan, visiting Los Angeles, learned of the threat upon returning home.
Long Beach housewives and labor leaders react to President Nixon promising slower price rises. Survey shows skepticism outweighing hope by a wide margin as workers warn of possible unemployment and budget shifts even as officials plan wage price restraint talks.
Washington HEW Secretary Robert H Finch will announce severe restrictions and a phased recall on cyclamate the artificial sweetener linked to rat cancer findings. FDA estimates 21 million pounds used this year with Diet drinks Bacon canned fruits and kids vitamins affected. Canada Dry stops selling products with cyclamate while Abbott Laboratories withholds comment until the morning briefing.
A brief note lists items and page numbers from the newspaper. The sniper incident is mentioned along with other featured stories. References include Paramount driver slaying on page A-3 and additional items on pages A-6 A-7 and C-1.
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