ACTION LINE reader questions on jobs pets and propblems
Long Beach ACTION LINE answers a reader about Jamster Industries delays on felt baby shoe test kits, Africa U S A training for animals, Nu Pikes chicken piano trick, litter at Haven steps, Dr Abrams electronic medicine, and insulated coveralls. Provided are contacts and background from officials and local businesses.
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Long Beach
Calif
Q. 1
Jamster Industries Inc
Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Action Line
E.P. Cerritos
A. Action Line
Gary Kerkes
Kerkes
Felt
Long Beach City College
G.C
Lakewoor
Africa
U.S.A. Inc
Soledad Canyon Road
Saugus
Ruth Guarin
Evelyn Linberg
U.S.A
Nu-Pike
Richard Stevens
Stevens
Robert
Florence Vollman
Anaheim
Albert Abrams
H.B
Bombers Return to North Vietnam After Two Month Pause
American B 52 bombers raid North Vietnam for the first time in nearly two months, targeting coastal artillery sites and major Viet Cong bases around Saigon. The sortie includes 25 aircraft striking Cape Lay near Gio Linh, with additional strikes on Tay Ninh, Lay Nghia, and Binh Duong provinces as strategists watch for a possible third offensive.
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Saigon
North Vietnam
U.S
Demilitarized Zone
Cape Lay
Gio Linh
Vil Cong
Tay Ninh
Lay Nghia
Binh Duong
Paris Marseille Train Derailed Reported with Fatalities
A Paris to Marseille express derailed on a curved track north of Lyon. Seven people were killed and about 50 seriously injured as rescue crews searched seven overturned cars. The train, running behind schedule, carried many tourists bound for the Riviera.
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Lyon
France
Paris
Marseille
Riviera
Johnson and Soviets agree to talks on nuclear limits
President Johnson announced a U S Soviet accord to begin talks soon on limiting offensive and defensive nuclear fissile systems. He spoke as 61 nations joined the nuclear nonproliferation treaty signing at the White House with ceremonies in London and Moscow. Kosygin called for international disarmament talks including halting weapons manufacture and stockpile cuts. He criticized U S actions in Vietnam.
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Washington
Johnson
Alexei N. Kosygin
Moscow
Soviet Union
U.S.A
Vietnam
London
Miniser Marulel Wilson
Hijacked Airliner Returns to United States from Cuba
A U S airliner hijacked to Cuba with 15 passengers landed today at Key West International Airport after departing Havana at 2 34 p m local time. Four FBI agents awaited passengers and a customs room reopened for Cuban flight arrivals. A substitute pilot from Southeast Airlines arrived in Havana, while the original pilot George Frellezo, now a naturalized American, is reportedly jailed by Cuba on a 1960 incident.
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Key West
Cuba
Havana
al the i
Federal Bureau of Uvion
Florida
Wiss
Southeast Airlines
George Frellezo
Miami
la Cuba
All Berkeley Curfew to Halt Roving Gangs
Berkeley police extended a 7 p.m. curfew citywide after a mass demonstration and the crowd clashed with Mayor Walter Johnson, who was pulled from the Civic Center Park. About 50 people were arrested for disturbing the peace as the citywide order remained in effect through the night.
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Berkeley
Civic Center Park
City Hall
Night riders target Jewish businessman in Mississippi clash
A violent confrontation in Mississippi leaves a Jewish businessman trapped and a woman killed during an officer standoff. The incident is part of a broader crime story noted across the paper with references to pages A7 and various sections.
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Womai
Mississippi
Weather Tonight and Tuesday Outlook by Area
TONIGHT AND TUESDAY IN L B AREA low clouds late night and early morning. Sunny and hot after noon. Lows around 62 and highs near 80. MOUNTAINS mostly sunny and slightly warmer. DESERTS sunny with lows 68 to 75 and highs 105 to 115.
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L.B
Airliner Forced Down by Russians Held on Soviet Isle
A US chartered airliner with 231 aboard was forced to land by MIG fighters on a Soviet island in the Pacific while en route from McChord Air Base to Vietnam. The State Department sought immediate release, noting a tracking effort began Sunday afternoon. Ambassador Thompson in Moscow discussed the event with Soviet leaders as authorities investigate.
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Douglas
U.S
Japan
Tm Pacific
Washington
Viena
Pacific Ocean
DCS Wat
Vietnom
McChard Air Base
Seatle
Wash
Hurup Ts
Llewelyar Thompson
Moscow
Alexei Kosyain
Bosson
Vasily Kuznetsov
Pontigon
Strong Tokyo Quake Cracks Walls and Triggers Disruptions
A major earthquake near Tokyo rattled the city at 11 today, cracking windows and walls and disrupting rail and subway services for over an hour. It shook areas within 150 miles of Tokyo and was felt as far as 250 miles away, with one death from a heart attack and several injuries.
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Tokyo
Central Meteorological Agency
Iharagi
Capital
Hokkaido
Honstiu
Edison seeks 9.6 percent rate hike for Edison company
Southern California Edison today petitioned to raise rates by 9.6 percent, adding about 1.40 monthly to the average Long Beach area bill. The company said the increase would yield 60 million dollars annually to offset higher construction costs, interest rates, and federal tax rises. Chairman Jack Horton noted this would be the first hike since 1957, with prior reductions saving customers about 89 million annually at current usage levels.
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Southern California Ciison Co
Long Beach
California
Los Angeles
Wilmington
San Pedro
Harbor City
Jack KK. Horton
Harton
Edison
Lince
China Rejects UN Invite to Geneva Non Nuclear Conference
The United Nations disclosed that Communist China refused to accept Secretary General Thant's invitation for an observer seat at the Geneva conference for non-nuclear countries, reiterating that it has no relations with the UN. The event aims to discuss security from nuclear threats and economic development aided by nuclear weapons bans.
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United Nations
China
A .Thanet
Peking
Geneva
U.N
Thant
Peking Tas
People’s Republic of China
U Thant
United States
Soviet Union
Britain
France
Nike
Big Pour Powers
Chau En-lai
Washington
Moscow
London
Ex-Queen Soraya's Rome villa hit by fire
The villa of ex queen Soraya of Tra burst into flames Sunday night in Rome but she escaped. Her night guard Mario Dossena climbed through smoke to rescue Soraya before firefighters arrived. The fire started in the ground floor kitchen likely from a short circuit and spread to the wooden stairs toward the first floor.
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Rome
Soraya
Tra
Guar
Mario Dossena
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