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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1969

Page

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Nixon on Spot in 40500 Troop Pullout

President Nixon plans to justify the withdrawal of 40500 U S troops from Vietnam claiming Saigon can assume more combat duties. Officials cited policy constraints including stalled Paris peace talks and a resumed Communist air offensive as reasons not to broaden the pullout. The White House announced the plan amid questions over timing and strategy as Washington watchers react to the evolving war effort.

Washington UPI Nixon U.S Vietnam Saigon State Department Paris White House

ACTION LINE SERVICE OFFERS PROBLEM SOLVING HELP

The notice promotes the ieti engine ACTION LINE service in Long Beach California. It invites readers to write BOX 230 OR dial 432-3451 for action between 9 am to 1 pm and 5 pm to 9 pm Monday through Friday. Questions chosen aim for general interest and usefulness.

Long Beach Calif

Long Beach Main Library History and 1933 Earthquake Impact

The Long Beach Main Library opened June 14 1909 in Lincoln Park with 15000 books and six employees. It was not leveled in the 1933 quake but was damaged enough to move books to the former Long Beach Sun Building on East Third Street. it was rebuilt and expanded in 1937.

Long Beach Lincoln Park J.M Long Beach Sun East Third Street Recreation Department

Parts for baby furniture and Biafra relief efforts

Bo Peep Children’s Shoppe at 11599 Long Beach Blvd Lynwood stocks crib rods and springs at about 1.75 each plus stroller and high chair parts. King of Bikes at 819 Long Beach Blvd sells stroller and high chair parts and repair. For Biafra relief contact United Friends of Biafra P O Box 8977 Los Angeles CA 008 and consider donations to Catholic Relief Service Church World Service or American Jewish Committee with notes for Biafran relief. Joint Church Aid International coordinates mercy flights.

Long Beach. A Bo- Peep Children’s Shoppe Long Beach Blvd Lynwood Long Beach King of Bikes Biafran Relief M.N Lakewood United Friends of Biafra P.O Los Angeles Calif Estella Akalonu Catholic Relief Service Fifth Ave New York N.Y Church World Service Riverside Drive American Jewish Committee E. 56Th St Eighth Floor Joint Church Aid International Biafra Jan van Hoogstraten African Department For Church World Service

Long Beach Teens Held After First Day Drug Concern

Three Long Beach teens were taken into custody after the first day of school. A 15-year-old Poly High School girl and two 17-year-old boys from Poly High and Jordan High were believed to have used a depressant type drug. Police and school officials responded after witnesses and a nurse exam noted staggering behavior.

Long Beach City Police Poly High Jordan High School Jordan Poly

Navy captain found negligent in Evans Melbourne collision

Cmdr. Albert S. McLemore was found negligent by a Navy judge and received a reprimand after the destroyer Evans collided with the Australian carrier Melbourne near Subic Bay. Two junior officers also received reprimands. one fell back on the seniority list.

Cmdr Albert S. McLemore Frank E. Evans Subic Bay Philippines McLemore Robinson Lappin U.S. Navy U.S Frank B. Evans San Pedro Calif James Keys Melbourne Navy Evans

Pendleton Brig Riots Injured Four Prisoners At Base

About 200 inmates clashed in Camp Pendleton’s brig injuring one guard and four prisoners. The riots followed a national magazine report alleging guard brutality as congressional investigators arrived to probe the allegations. Two separate outbreaks caused minor and then brief damage before quieting.

Camp Pendleton Camp Pendleton Marine L. Mendel Rivers D-S.c Donn J. Robertson

Long Beach Publisher Herman H. Ridder Dies at 61

Herman H. Ridder publisher of the Independent Press Telegram died at his Long Beach home after a short illness. He was 61 and had led the papers since 1952 after a 40 year career in journalism. Military services set for Thursday at St. Luke's Episcopal Church with a second service planned in New Hampshire. Burial at East Cemetery, North Hampton. Disday Family Funeral Directors in charge.

Herman H. Ridder Independent, Press-Telegram Ridder Long Beach St. Luke's Episcopal Church E. 7Th St Rye N.H Union Chapel Little Boar’s Head North Hampton N. H East Cemetery Disday Family

Nixon mourns death of Long Beach publisher Herman Ridder

President Nixon sent a condolence message after the death of Herman H. Ridder publisher of the Independent Press Telegram praising his independent judgment and leadership. Tributes from Gov Reagan Congress and officials are noted on Page B-1.

Richard M. Nixon Long Beach Herman H. Ridder Independent, Press-Telegram Ronald Reagan California

Nixon Eyes Mars Landing by 1980s Space Plan

President Nixon backs a space program balancing manned and unmanned missions with Mars landing possible in the 1980s. The task force proposals foresee three options, none with a set date, and aim for a public release of the report.

Washington Nixon Mars Spiro T. Agnew White House Ronald L

Douglas halts brig reprisal

Washington Supreme Court clerk announces Justice Wilco has ordered a sailor held at Treasure base brig with 14 others to return home at Goose Prairie Washington. A spokesman said attorney Donald Jelinek delivered the order on Sunday and the man is required to return to the brig.

Washington Wilco Treasure Base Brig Patrick M. Jones Goose Prairie Wash Supreme Court Donald Jelinek Douglas

Trustees Approve Discipline Code for Long Beach High

The Long Beach school board approved a new code of discipline for high school students. Details indicate strict rules and procedures to handle behavior incidents, with emphasis on orderly classrooms and fair enforcement across campuses.

Long Beach High School

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