Blood donors sought for open heart surgery in Long Beach
A Long Beach woman requests four on the spot O-positive donors to wait at St Marys Hospital from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on surgery day. Four pints needed at hospital, 19 pints at Red Cross office, plus coordination by ACTION LINE and local groups.
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Missouri bill would pay bonuses to veterans
A Missouri clipping reports a bill to grant bonuses to World War II, Korean War, and Vietnam War veterans. The House has passed it, but Senate action before adjournment is unlikely, according to Roy Carver, Missouri veterans affairs director. If approved, veterans offices in states will be notified.
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Action Line helps with cross border queries and favors
Readers seek guidance on delivering messages to Ramallah and uncovering wallet ownership. The column notes Israel’s claimed governance of services in occupied areas and cautions on casualty lists. It also arranges return of a found wallet with Kaiser help and arranges a Sinatra autograph gift for a birthday.
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Sound Off For Vietnam Troops Towelettes Idea
A reader suggests sending pre-moistened disposable towelettes to Vietnam servicemen where water is scarce. The letter from a relative describes how these wipes aid bathing on jungle missions and notes interest for others with loved ones in service.
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Reaction Letter Writers Question Vietnam War Debates
A letter page critiques reaction letters to Action Line over Vietnam pride, noting many repeat arguments. It promotes three free publications for $3 supplies: Robert Vietnam from the Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions in Santa Barbara, and George S. McGovern's April 25, 1967 speech The Lessons of Vietnam from the Government Printing Office in Washington.
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Viet Cong threaten retaliation for POW executions
Hanoi radio reported Viet Cong warned of execution of American prisoners if three patriots are killed by South Vietnamese authorities. The same broadcast cited a May 25 Saigon tribunal verdict and said retaliation would include the execution of a major. U.S. officials listed 458 Americans as possible POWs as air war losses rise.
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Fear Plane With 24 in Jungle Crash
A Brazilian air force twin-engine transport carrying 24 men to reinforce a jungle outpost reported a radio compass failure and was attempting a crash land in the Amazon. The craft left Belem and headed to Cachimbo, dumping supplies as fuel ran low. Nearby groups of Indians were sighted around the post. the reason for the attack was not stated.
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Soviet Premier Kosygin Meets De Gaulle Before U.N. Assembly
Paris reports that Soviet Premier Kosygin visits Paris to urge Charles de Gaulle to attend the U.N. General Assembly on the Middle East crisis. U Thant says the emergency session opens Saturday at 9 30 am EDT with high level participation possible, including President Johnson at later stages. The main debate is set for Monday as Kosygin prepares to launch a censure of the day’s meeting.
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Dodd seeks delay as censure case resumes next week
Senate session postpones verdict on Sen. Thomas J. Dodd after his request for more time to prepare final pleas. Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield calls off the Saturday session and the house will debate the case today then adjourn until Monday. Dodd cites recent sleepless nights as strain in the effort to respond to misconduct charges.
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Autopsy Clears Rich TomCat in Canary Heiress Case
In Charlotte, two French canaries and a tomcat were named heirs to a $250,000 estate after Andree Montet died in 1965. A postmortem cleared the 12 year old tomcat of foul play in the canary Gigi’s death, finding no natural cause and placing the pets’ wills under the estate’s guardianship with attorney William H. Abernathy reporting.
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Barrymore Granted Dope Probation
SAN BERNARDINO UPI Actor John Drew Barrymore 34 son of the Great Profile was sentenced to three years probation Thursday for possession of narcotics paraphernalia Barrymore was among 12 persons arrested last October in a raid near his Yucca Valley home.
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U S Offers Water Drop Aid for Sinai Soldiers
The United States offered to drop water to parched Arab troops stranded in the Sinai Desert. The offer sent June 14 to the Red Cross in Geneva awaited replies from Israel and Egypt while planes stood by in Athens. Egyptian forces had been cut off after last week’s fighting, with a water pipeline under the Suez Canal restored this week.
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Weather Tonight and Saturday Forecast Update
Cloudy and clear mix with slightly warmer air. Tonight and Saturday expect highs around 78 degrees. Desert areas remain mostly clear with light winds.
Suspend Budget Hearing Sparks Clash Over County Jobs
County supervisors halted hearings on the 167-68 budget and ordered all 58 department heads to justify requests for extra staff. Sheriff Peter Purhess seeks 1,200 more deputies while Chief Administrative Officer Linden Hollinger’s plan for 12 billion and 1,057 new hires was rejected. The board already cut Hollinger’s proposal by over 3.5 million and voted against selling three downtown Los Angeles parcels.
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Jewelry Heist at Crow's Nest Home Net $120000
Three armed men broke into the Indianapolis home of an executive wife in the Crow's Nest area around 2:45 a.m. They bound Mrs Noyes, the butler, cook, and maid, and stole 28 pieces valued near 120000 including a $37000 diamond and emerald set and $5000 earrings. The robbers sought a coin collection but left without it. Police noted the husband is a pharma executive on the finance committee.
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House rejects LBY bid to guarantee rail settlement
The House rejects the LBY bid to guarantee a rail strike settlement but a union pledge eases fears of a shutdown that loomed for Monday. The story appears on Page a3 with related briefs in Beach Combing, Bridge, and Comics sections.
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