Lost Pet Ad Sparks Classified Finder in Beach City
A Beach California press telegram classified page promotes a Lost and Found finder listing. The item invites residents to check the daily finder for any missing pet notices and contact details.
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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1968
Page
3
A Beach California press telegram classified page promotes a Lost and Found finder listing. The item invites residents to check the daily finder for any missing pet notices and contact details.
The Council of Graduate Schools urged Congress to end college deferments for draft eligibility and adopt a random lottery for 19 year olds, with graduate students in medical fields excluded from future deferrals. They say induction should occur at a natural transition point, and universities would face planning burdens without deferments. Presidents and administrators from Yale and other institutions back random selection.
National Park Service Director George Hartzog told the Senate interior appropriations subcommittee that increasing crime marred parks in 1966 with 1,584 major crimes, a 20 percent rise from 1965, as 146 new law enforcement officers were funded within a $122.5 million budget to bolster about 1,000 rangers.
Methodist Bishop Gerald Kennedy of Los Angeles calls for halting bombing to promote peace talks and argues the United States has blundered in Vietnam. He says humility is needed, questions finishing the war, and expresses sympathy for Dr. Benjamin Spock amid antiwar protests. He notes his lifelong election and defends Spock as honorable.
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