Action Line answers on brand inspection and unwed mother housing
Readers ask about government post branding and rustling in Wyoming. The column notes 150 state inspectors, 20 cent per head fees, and clearance papers for cattle transfers. It also outlines wage home programs for unwed mothers in Los Angeles County and Catholic Welfare Bureau options.
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Wyoming
S.K
Long Beach
Dean Prosser
Brand
Iowa
Nebraska
Prosser
Veterans Memorial Clubhouse plans delayed by costs
Harold E. Perkins of the Veterans Memorial Association of Long Beach says plans to replace the Cinderella Ballroom with a $160,000 club house are on hold. The 1111 Spring St. site was abandoned due to licensing hurdles, and the group now considers Signal Hill for the project. About $4,000 has been raised, funds kept alive via Cinderella Slipper Club dances, with no new drives planned until costs drop.
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Veterans Memorial
A.J.P
Long Beach
Veterans Memorial Association of
Association
Harold E. Perkins
Spring St
Perkins
Signal Hill
Morgan Hall
P.O. Box
Cranston threats suit over ad linking him to Cleaver
UPI reports Democratic Senate candidate Alan Cranston said he will sue for libel and slander over a radio and TV ad paid for by supporters of his Republican opponent Max Rafferty. Cranston called the spot defamatory and asked stations to retract it after it asked if Cranston would let Eldridge Cleaver and his obscenities speak to children.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Alan Cranston
Max Raffer
Cranston
Eldridge Cleaver
Hired Gun Plot Foiled in West Los Angeles
Kenneth S. Reich, 44, is booked on suspicion of solicitation to commit murder after an undercover informant said Reich offered $4,000 to a killer for the death of his ex wife Suz anne Werner 36. Reich allegedly left $1,000 in a Greyhound station locker and taped the key to a service station restroom. The would be killer, who later refused, alerted Mrs Werner and police arrested Reich. Bond set at 50 000 as district attorney reviews charges.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Kenneth S. Reich
Reich
Suzanne Werner
Greyhound
Santa Monica
Werner
Milton S. Werner
First Standard Loan Corp
Robert C. Madlock
District Attorney’s
Abrams OKs Bombing Halt as Paris Talks Near Breakthrough
U S and North Vietnam move toward a new phase in Paris talks with Hanoi reportedly open to including South Vietnamese representatives in substantive negotiations. An accord on South Vietnamese participation could allow President Johnson to halt the bombing of North Vietnam, with no military obstacles expected during the lull.
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Vietnam
North Vietnam
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Hanoi
Saigon
National Liberation Front
Johnson
McCarthy renews pledge to back Humphrey at L A rally
Senator Eugene J. McCarthy addressed 1,200 Black residents in Los Angeles at the Baptist Church on West Jefferson Boulevard denying any luke warm support for Hubert Humphrey and urging against a McCarthy write in next Tuesday. He criticized Nixon on nuclear weapons and militaristic stance while praising Humphrey for addressing moral questions on Vietnam and promising continued efforts.
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Eugene J. McCarthy
Hubert Humphrey
Los Angeles
McCarthy
Baptist Church
W. Jefferson Blvd
Richard Nixon
End Is Near says Thieu as war nears end
In Saigon President Nguyen Van Theiu of South Vietnam said the end of the war is near. He dismissed talk of a breakthrough toward full peace negotiations and said there are no differences with the United States on a halt in the war, but Hanoi has shown no sign of responding to peace proposals.
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Saigon
UPI
Knuyen van Thein
South Vietnam
United States
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Rain Clears Smog In Long Beach With Mild Temps
A brief shower washed over Long Beach dropping just over a quarter inch and clearing smog for a time. Motorists faced minor mishaps as showers moved away, with mid morning sun returning and temperatures in the low 70s expected to reach 76 later.
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Long Beach
Los Angeles Civic Center
Suspected heroin kingpin among Long Beach arrests
Three suspects including a man alleged as the largest heroin dealer in the Long Beach Lakewood area were arrested by sheriff narcotics detectives on Wednesday night. Richard M. Thompson, 31, of 2225 Artesia Blvd Long Beach, was booked after trying to sell $700 of heroin to undercover officers. Two others were arrested at Thompson's residence.
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Congress
Philadelphia
L.B
Lakewood
Eric P. Newman
America
Bob Foster
Liberty Coin Co
South St
Long Beach
Foster
D. A. Duffy
Rainbow
Paramount Blvd
Richard M. Thompson
Artesia Blvd
Thompson
General Abrams OKs halt in bombing conditions
U S commander in South Vietnam Gen Creighton Abrams told President Johnson he could accept military consequences of a complete bombing halt under current battlefield conditions. The change eases a key obstacle to ending the raids though no order has been issued. Washington expects a broader package with North and South Vietnam to push Paris talks forward.
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Washington
Creighton W. Abrams
U.S
South Vietnam
Johnson
North Vietnam
Paris
Japan cites sources expect U S bombing pause in hours
Tokyo reports government sources say the suspension of United States bombing of North Vietnam could be announced within several hours. The note appears in Kyodo News Service dispatches quoted by UPI.
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Tokyo
UPI
Kyodo News _ Service
U.S
North Vietnam
Vietnam War Pressure Eases as Forces Withdrawn
Reports indicate reduced activity in northern South Vietnam after several divisions pulled back from I and II Corps areas. General Abrams says he could tolerate a bombing halt but would reconsider if enemy tactics shift, amid ongoing talks with Saigon and Hanoi on ending the stalemate.
Botulism spread feared across the region
The page fragment reports fear of a botulism spread affecting public health concerns.
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