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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1968
Page
2
The notice outlines how readers can contact the Action Line service in Long Beach California for problem solving and rights support. It lists mailing address Box 230 Long Beach 90801 and phone numbers for daily hours.
The reader who served a year as a VISTA volunteer in Milwaukee had their contract end December 5 1967 and was due a $600 reward in January 1968. ACTION LINE consulted Lindsey Scott who found conflicting termination reports. official date Dec 5 was confirmed and the $600 check should arrive in about four weeks.
Dr. Joan Lyon says resistance and adjustability determine value of non electric exercise machines, with jogging plus stretches often as effective. Dr. Haskell Elder notes machines may motivate non-exercisers, but electrical units offer little benefit. ongoing jogging remains best conditioning.
A reader recounts finding a check in bushes and returning it to the rightful owner Mrs A L C of Long. The caller explained a woman found the check and handed it over at her home. The incident ended with gratitude and a returned payment.
The UC Board of Regents weigh overriding a faculty panel that backed a course led by Eldridge Cleaver. Governor Reagan demands Cleaver be fired amid calls from Jesse Unruh and supporters to keep the controversial ex convict and Black Panther leader off campus as Irvine confirms plans to host Cleaver on September 26.
Pravda station says the Soviet Union may take necessary measures under international law to halt alleged militarism in West Germany. Kuznetsov notes USSR rights under the UN Charter and Potsdam Accords. The U.S. assures NATO will aid West Germany if the Soviets invade.
A Delta rocket carrying a $6 million Comsat satellite to relay Olympic color TV reports exploded 108 seconds after liftoff off Cape Kennedy. The range safety officer destroyed the rocket after a guidance failure, causing an $11 million loss to Comsat and no injuries or ships nearby.
Atty. Gen. Ramsey Clark condemned heavy police action as dangerous while FBI Chief J. Edgar Hoover defended Chicago tactics at a hearing of the National Commission on the Causes and Prevention of Violence. Hoover praised police and National Guard amid hostile mobs, citing minimal injuries and no fatalities, while noting media distortions of police actions.
The Senate passed a bill prohibiting mail order sales of rifles shotguns and ammunition by a 70 to 17 vote. It bars interstate shipment of most firearms to under 21 buyers requires sworn applications to hometown police for review and blocks felons from purchasing guns.
A bill introduced Wednesday by 17 congressmen seeks to prohibit broadcasting or telecasting election results or projections in federal elections within a state before polls close.
Long Beach narcotics officers and Missouri Highway Patrol seized a 408 pound crate of marijuana valued at 200000 from Railway Express at a Los Angeles freight office. Addressee James Ronald Harman 24 of Seal Beach and two others were held in St Joseph Missouri jail on possession charges.
In Fresno Nixon faced a hostile protest from about 35 Mexican American farm workers chanting huelga as he arrived at the Convention Center. Demonstrators surged into a balcony while supporters drowned out their chants. A police scuffle led to sign seizures and one arrest as Reagan and Gov. Reagan were introduced.
Page C-15 presents community amusements, editorial notes, financial items, and obituaries. Readers find listings for events, jobs, and services along with brief notices of local figures and happenings.
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