Action Line answers on Slovak crash return and local queries
Action Line reports Mira Slovak has nearly recovered from his Santa Paula crash though double vision remains and a pilot first class medical license may be re-applied within six to twelve months. The piece also notes a Long Beach seal decal for a soldier, a censored Pennsylvania newspaper reprint, and local auto courses at the YWCA Long Beach and Long Beach City College.
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Santa Paula
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Newport Beach
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Santa Monica
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Czechoslovakia
Frankfurt
West Germany
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America
Long Binh
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Long Beach
USC
Pennsylvania
A.S
Inglewood
Action Line
Robert Boyle
The
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Pottstown
Boyle
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Vietnam
George Wallace
Sen
Eugene McCarthy
Chicago
British Broadcasting Corp
Hanover and
King Streets
YWCA
Detroit
Mich
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Sixth Street
Pacific Avenue
Harry Faulk
Long Beach City College
Pacific Coast Highway
Readers rally for more legal guidance in local paper
Lakewood and Long Beach readers accuse editorial staff of overstepping by giving legal advice and urge continued, practical guidance. They defend clerks offices as helpful and question the paper’s right to offer such counsel while arguing it could lower attorney earnings.
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M.A.M
Lakewood
California
H.B
Long Beach
Humphrey Declares Tough Stand Amid Boston Picket Outcry
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey, backed by Edward Kennedy, vows to be a “tough guy” and not be shouted down as antiwar demonstrators heckle him in Boston during a cross country swing. He calls the pickets anarchists and insists he will not be silenced.
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Edward M. Kennedy
Hubert Humphrey
Boston
Sen. Kennedy
Hubert H. Humphrey
Sen
Edward Kennedy
Humphrey
Kennedy
Wallace Invited to Debate Wallace Invited to Debate
The House Commerce Committee voted to invite George Wallace to participate in any special television debates between presidential nominees Hubert Humphrey and Richard Nixon. The panel had previously suspended the equal time rule to allow a Wallace appearance alongside the two main candidates. Humphrey welcomes debating any candidate. Nixon had agreed to a Humphrey debate but not with Wallace.
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House Commerce Committee
George C. Wallace
Hubert H. Humphrey
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Humphrey
Wallace
Woman killed during liquor store robbery
Police found Delores Dyer, 52, dead behind the counter of Silver Liquor Store at 2044 Santa Fe Ave after a robbery attempt late Thursday night. She apparently tried to telephone for help as the suspect shot her in the back. Dyer lived at 1552 W. 17th St. in the pool of blood near the counter.
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Delores Dyer
17Th St
Silver Liquor Store
Santa Fe Ave
Assembly Votes Censure of All in Panther Hiring
The California Legislature censured the University of California Board of Regents President Charles Hitch Berkeley Chancellor Roger Heyns and Berkeley Academic Senate over the Eldridge Cleaver class lecturer appointment. The Assembly 46 22 adopted the sharp rebuke after a heated 90 minute debate.
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Panther
Sacramento
Board of Regents
The
University of California
University
Charles Hitch
Berkeley
Roger Heyns
Academic Senate
Eldridge Cleaver
Pete Wilson
San Diego
Senate
Regents to Act on Cleaver Today
Regents committee at UCLA adjourned without action on Eldridge Cleaver’s guest lecturer role. A full Board of Regents vote, including Gov. Reagan, will decide whether Cleaver teaches a 10 lecture series on white racism at Berkeley after two hours of testimony and two hours in executive session.
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Black Panther
Eldridge Cleaver
University of California
Regents’ Committee
UCLA
Board of Regents
Reagan
Cleaver
Berkeley
Edu
Crash Kills Paraplegic Air Force Veteran In Long Beach
A paraplegic Air Force veteran on a Veterans Administration Hospital pass was killed when his late-model sports sedan plunged off the Lakewood Boulevard offramp of the San Diego Freeway in Long Beach. Thomas Jones, 21, of Sebastopol, died on arrival at Community Hospital after a 7:45 p.m. crash. Two passengers, Jack Gardner, 21, and Pete Bisby, 22, both of 1843 Shipway Ave., sustained minor cuts and bruises.
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Air Force
Veterans Administration Hospital
Long Beach
Lakewood Boulevard
San Diego
Thomas Jones
Sebastopol
Community Hospital
Jack Gardner
Pete Bisby
Shipway Ave
Nab Bandit Suspect in Taxicab Nab Bandit
Halstead Leon Perry, 46, arrested after a bank robbery at Willow - Daisy Bank of America where the suspect fled in a taxi. Perry, last listed at 515 W Third St, was captured near the Department of Motor Vehicles at Pacific Avenue and Willow Street after signaling a cab. Teller Sharon McLachan said the robber approached her window, showed a weapon in his pocket, and handed a note demanding cash.
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Halstead Leon Perry
Perry
Third St
Department of Motor Vehicles
Pacific Avenue
Willow Street
Sharon McLachan
Reagan to Sign Property Tax Relief Measure in California
Sacramento reports the Assembly sent to Gov. Reagan a $261 million tax relief package by a 78 to 2 vote. It includes a direct $70 rebate to 2.4 million homeowners and a $750 exemption on assessed home value, plus a $40 million renter deduction and a $43 million cut in the business inventory tax. The measure becomes Prop. 1 A on the November ballot and Reagan is slated to sign, with adjournment of the special session sought by 5 p.m.
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Assembly
Reagan
Senate
Sign at School Crossing Warns Drivers to Watch for Children
A school crossing sign reads Watch out for schoolchildren, especially those driving cars, urging motorists to slow and be vigilant near the school zone.
Independent Judge Walker Named to Try Sirhan
An independent judge, Walker, is named to preside over the Sirhan Sirhan murder trial for the RFK case, with proceedings expected to shape circumstantial elements and legal strategy ahead.
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Sirhan
RFK
Redwoods Park
State College
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Oakland
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