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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1968

Page

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ACTION LINE solves reader questions on shopping and public services

Readers submit questions on goods and services and local matters. The column provides vendor names and prices for tabi footwear, artificial turf products, and guidance on billing, police jobs, and public information. It includes contact numbers and addresses for Aya's Gift Shop Kerr Floors Monsanto Mohasco and Long Beach Police.

N.Y Murray B. Marsh Mohawk Carpets Union Pacific Ave Los Angeles Calif Michael Milich Monsanto Houston Astrodome University of Washington Long Beach

Selective Service delays raise travel concerns for student

A Long Beach graduate student questions why his 1-A appeal requires a San Diego board visit while Long Beach remains out of reach. He criticizes delays, the need to travel 3,000 miles if relocated, and argues the system is impractical and outdated.

California State College At Long Beach Selective Service Board San Diego New York Times D.E

Clifford Hopeful on Peace

Defense Secretary Clark M. Clifford and former U.N. Ambassador George Ball urged that a bombing halt should come only with clear North Vietnamese responses. They cited Hanoi’s refusals to discuss concessions as talks in Paris continue, with Ball saying the U.S. is near a break though progress appears possible.

Washington UPI Clark M. Clifford U.N George Ball United States North Vietnam Hanoi Clifford Hubert H. Humphrey Vietnam Paris Meet the Press Ball U.S

Three Youths Shot On Quiet Anaheim Street

Two 20 year old Whit tier youths were booked on suspicion of assault with intent to commit murder after three young men were shot on Fremont Street and Kingsway Avenue in Anaheim. Victims Raymond Harrigan 21 Terry Sims 18 Bruce Ami co 19 were treated at Anaheim General Hospital. Suspects Charles Al ger and William Fares were apprehended nearby after fleeing in a white Dodge van.

Whittier Anaheim Buena Park Charles Raymond Alger William Frederick Fares Raymond Carl Harrigan Terry Lee Sims Bruce Leslie Amico Pico Rivera Mark Fisher

Unrest in Sarasota as crowd clashes with police

Police dispersed a 300 strong crowd of Black residents with tear gas in Sarasota Florida as rioting spread through a 15 block area. Vehicles were damaged and windows broken. Several gun rounds were fired but the shooters were not identified. Looting reports are unconfirmed.

Sarasota, Fla UPI

Sky diver dies after 2800 foot fall over Elsinore

Arthur Robert Broeder 25 of Inglewood died when both main and reserve chutes failed during a practice jump at Skylark Field Elsinore. The Air Freight Trucking Co. employee had 49 prior jumps. Body found in a nearby farm field. Autopsy to determine heart attack possibility.

Elsinore UPI Arthur Robert Broeder Air Freight Trucking Co Inglewood Broeder Skylark Field

Schuck: All that a youngster wants out of school is himself

In a reflective piece, Schuck argues that a student's primary goal is personal growth and self fulfillment through school experiences, emphasizing individuality and intrinsic motivation over external rewards.

Catalina airliner crashes off Avalon killing pilot

Pilot William B. Bridgeman 53 of Malibu died when a Catalina Seaplanes craft plunged from 1,000 feet into the sea about three miles from Avalon. The seaplane sank quickly. witnesses aboard Frustration II saw the nosedive and explosion of debris as rescue efforts failed. Coast Guard crews searched for the body and wreckage without success.

Catalina Avalon William B. Bridgeman Malibu Catalina Seaplanes Inc Sheriff's Deputies Inglewood Russ Moss Wilmington Moss Bridgeman Coast Guard Cape Higgen U.S. Coast Guard

September Exits Like Damp Sponge As October Promises Wet Dawn

A damp marine layer and hazy sun mark the last day of September with cooler inland conditions. The U S Weather Bureau predicts a wet October dawn as moist air drifts from coastal mountains and brings drizzle to mountain areas while inland regions remain dry.

U.S. Weather Bureau Southland

Poole Nomination Sparks dispute over draft protest case

Sen George Murphy reports to the Judiciary Committee that Cecil E Poole allegedly ordered release of five draft protesters in Oakland in January an accusation backed by a marshal whose name Murphy could not recall He says the charge was forwarded as a tape recording Poole defends that no felony charges were filed noting protesters actions did not warrant prosecution He offers no position on the nomination and denies blocking it.

Action Line Reuben H. Donnelley Corp Fullerton Company George Murphy Rcalif Senate Judiciary Committee Cecil E. Poole California Poole Oakland Judiciary Committee Murphy Trevylyn Blazzard Blazzard

Brush Fire Controlled Near Brownsville After 10 000 Acre Blaze

Firefighters contained a 10 000 acre brush fire near Brownsville California after it threatened the town. A State Division of Forestry spokesman said 400 men fought the arson caused blaze until containment Sunday.

Lomarica Calif UPI California Brownsville State Division of Forestry

S.F. Mayor Alioto Rules Out Senate Bid

San Francisco Mayor Joseph Alioto declines any Senate ambitions and signals focus on governors’ race. The report also notes a Senate unit examining the auto repair sector and a controversial teacher, Dr. Herbert Marcuse, resuming academic duties.

S.F Joseph Alioto Senate Herbert Marcuse

Saboteurs Hit Eugene Navy Reserve Center Damaging Vehicles

FBI joined local and state police in probing a Sunday sabotage at the U S Navy and Marine Reserve Training Center in Eugene Oregon. Explosives destroyed a crane a trailer a personnel carrier and four dump trucks while two bulldozers were damaged. Fire caused by gasoline dumped on vehicles and buildings led to an estimated 106000 in damage.

Navy Marine Reserve Training Center Eugene Ore UPI U.S. Navy Marine Reserve FBI Terry Harris Harris Steve Anderson Robert Grinal G.I

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