Long Beach Aged Left in Substandard Housing Fight
Long Beach pursues better housing for 60 000 senior citizens amid opposition to Brethren Manor and other projects. Rev Leroy Doty, George Logan, and Frank Bowman push private lease plans to cut substandard units. Brethren Manor opened in 1966, easing poverty in a central city area as advocates insist broader leadership is needed.
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18 Injured as N Y Bus Hits Truck
A Greyhound bus northbound from Washington to New York rear ended a truck on Interstate 95 near the Maryland Delaware line. Eighteen injured, four from the truck and fourteen aboard the bus, were taken to Union Hospital. officials said none injuries were serious.
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Scranton in Mideast for Nixon
Nixon aide Willi Scranton begins a nine day factfinding tour of six Middle East nations including Iran, Saudi Arabia, Jordan, United Arab Republic, Lebanon and Israel. He aims to gauge long and short term solutions amid Soviet arms influence and regional tensions.
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New Way to Be Suddenly Slim for Christmas
An early advert touts Suddenly Slim girdles and panties as a new science fiber undergarment for weight ranges above 15 pounds overweight or 32 inch waist. It highlights nylon front panels, stiffened panels, and a power net blend of nylon, acetate, and spandex for a comfortable yet slimming effect. Available at Flims Foundations in Downtown Long Beach and Lakewood.
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Nixon names Kissinger as national security aide
President-elect Nixon appoints Henry A. Kissinger a Harvard government professor as assistant for national security affairs. Kissinger, 47, an expert in defense policy, will join the White House staff to reinvigorate the National Security Council, while Richard Allen of Stanford becomes Kissinger’s top associate.
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