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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1975

Page

28

Demo's fund appeal fuels corruption fears in politics

Washington observers say a Democratic Forum fund appeal signed by four senators Humphrey Jackson McGovern and Muskie misused their names. The letter urged corporate contributions for 1976 party platform work prompting apologies and debate over corporate influence in elections. Connally faces pressure to challenge Bentsen for the Texas Senate seat amid post trial scrutiny and shifting loyalties.

Washington The Democratic Forum Hubert Humphrey Henry M. Jackson George McGovern Edmund Muskie Forum Edward M. Kennedy Leonard Woodcock Democratic Party John B. Connally Texas Senate Lloyd Bentsen Connally Bentsen Dallas Watergate Lloyd House of Representatives

L-dopa shows pain relief in advanced cancers and more

A report notes L-dopa used to ease bone pain in four patients with advanced prostatic cancer unrelieved by estrogens or narcotics. It also relieved pain from a kidney tumor and lymphoma, with two prostate patients no longer needing painkillers. L-dopa’s mechanism remains unknown and research appears in the New England Journal of Medicine.

Daniel W. Nixon Medical College of Georgia New England Journal of Medicine

Hoosier origin debate lacks a single sure answer

A reader reviews several proposed origins for the term Hoosier, noting varied attributions from Indiana natives, Cumberland tribe linguistic roots, a contractor named Hoosier, and Southern usage. Historian Jacob Dunn cites rough, uncouth pioneers as common early users, with no definitive source. The piece ends acknowledging the term’s pride and ambiguous roots.

Jacob P. Dunn Rauigh Parsons Indiana

Air strikes myth? Ventura swap meet raid tied to crime task force

A vivid field report describes a statewide operation at the Simi Valley swap meet involving about 200 police officers. The raid resembled a military campaign with radio vans, coded teams, and unmarked cars, aimed at disrupting stolen goods and tracking vendor slots. It notes law enforcement from Ventura County and agencies like Sears and Penneys aiding the effort and mentions skateboards as a hot stolen item. The narrative blends warlike briefing detail with humorous farmer observation.

Simi Valley Oxnard Air Force Base Normandy Organized Crime and Criminal Intelligence Branch California Department of Justice Eisenhower Adam Ida Atd Paul Edward Victor King Quean Lincoln Zebra Vnat Ventura County Sheriff's Department Sarah Sears Penneys Aumer Sway

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