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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1972

Page

33

Three Vital Elections for Long Beach Voters in 1960 Primaries

Long Beach voters face seven May 9 propositions to amend the City Charter and nominate nine council districts. A June 6 citywide primary will choose a district candidate for three-year council terms and a county supervisor to succeed Burton Chase, with a runoff in November if no majority. The article notes competition for the 4th district and mentions Assemblyman Hayes, Mike Cullen, and Senators Kenrick and Deukmejian, plus Democratic delegate dynamics for Nixon, Humphrey, and Muskie amid a split party and a large delegate slate not appearing on ballots.

Long Beach Burton Chase Santa Monica James Hayes State Assembly Hayes Mike Cullen Joseph Kenrick George Deukmejian James Alsy Nixon Democratic Party Gates California Humphrey — Muskie New Hampshire Florida Wallace

Puzzling historical figures from fragment clues

Clues point to a sequence of biographical hints about notable figures. First, a woman who was the first second lady before becoming the second first lady. Second, a Russian author described as various roles including war correspondent and self-inflicted death, the most popular foreign writer in Russia. Third, a Creole-born woman jailed, whose first husband was executed, who became an Empress, with a reign ended by divorce over barrenness.

Russia

New World Beginnings and Noted Biographical Sketches

A catalog excerpt lists New World Beginnings by Oli via Vlahos with illustrations by George Ford, priced 95 cents in paperback, and Tarjei Vesaas’s The Boat in the Evening translated by Elisabeth Rokkan, priced $5.15. It then offers a list of biographical clues and names including Abigail Adams, Jack London, Josephine, Thomas Edison, Isaac Newton, Cleopatra, James Whistler, Karl Marx, Mahatma Gandhi, and others, presented as answers.

The Americas Oli Vlahos Ilustr George Ford Fawcett Canada Woods Tierra del Fuego Fibeth Rokkan Morrow Knud Hamsam Wall Street Russia England West Point Abraham Lincoln Oxford the Dandy South Africa London New York Tribune British Museum Abigail Adams Jack London Josephine Thomas Edison Isaac Newton Cleopatra James Whistler Charles Dariin Mahatma Gandhi Karl Marx

Acetaminophen Poisoning May Benefit From Activated Charcoal

A Buffalo study reported in the Journal of the American Medical Association suggests activated charcoal can reduce acetaminophen absorption after overdose, with effectiveness increasing at higher doses. The report urges charcoal alone or with induced vomiting as a treatment and notes liver damage risk remains high.

Buffalo N.Y Journal of the American Medical Association Ipecac

Quotations on Kindness From Youthful Verse and Classic Writers

A compact collage of quotes on kindness from Sophocles to Oscar Wilde and others. The snippets emphasize acts small and humane toward all ages, suggesting kindness as a universal human duty and an everyday virtue.

Disturbing solo on Tenth Street a detached troubadour

A narrator follows a man with a Mona Lisa smile who drifts through streets playing a guitar with wrong chords. The scene shifts to Thoreau quotes and a wary mood, hinting the musician may be altered or in a trance, as the observer recalls a line about a different drummer. Later, a sports discussion interrupts a painful day after a back injury and a failed pool bet.

Tenth Street Wrighth Street Puiter Tenay Lacist Avenue Henry David Thoreau Una Fallow Moceau

Senator Soaper By Bill Vaughan

A columnist questions political candidates and criticizes televised basketball violence. The piece contemplates media access and societal impact, referencing public figures and broad political debate.

Senator Soaper Bill Vaughan

Columnists Represent Diverse Viewpoints On Opinion Pages

The opinion section features columnists chosen to reflect diverse perspectives, not the newspaper's official stance. Readers encounter a range of voices exploring social issues politics and culture within the page.

Iverse

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