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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1966

Page

4

Principal Runs for Assembly in East Long Beach District

Dr. John A. Lepick 44 of Long Beach former Whittier Elementary principal announces Republican candidacy for the 9th District Assembly seat. He cites experience in the Long Beach Unified School District and community involvement. Lepick backs tax relief for middle income and fixed incomes, fiscal responsibility, higher ethics, and active citizen involvement. He notes his education from Occi dental College USC and service in World War II amphibious forces with five combat stars. He and his wife Ruth have a daughter Julie Ann.

John A. Lepick Monita SL Whittier East Long Beach Signal Hill Lepick Lepice Occidental College USC South Pacific Sais Yan Palau Leyte Luzon Jima

New Miracle Regulator Reverses Constipation Claim

A 12 year research claim introduces a substance diodyl sodium sulfosuccinate promised to soften waste and restore regularity without laxatives. The drug named Recuror is said to act by moisturizing stool rather than flushing or irritation, with no warnings or precautions required.

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Newscaster Peters Jennings Calls TV Coverage Inadequate

Newscaster Peter Jennings of ABC said viewers should read newspapers in addition to watching his 15 minute television news program. He spoke after a forum on television war correspondents noting coverage is incomplete due to field cameramen acting as editors.

New York Peter Jennings American Broadcasting Co Jennings Viet Nam Arthur Sylvester Defense

Cancel Threat to Blackout LBJ on TV Radio

Washington reports that network representatives and labor unions reached a partial restraint on a blackout of President Johnson's radio and TV addresses. After a two hour meeting, AFL CIO Broadcast Union members withdrew their threat as White House technicians took over some technical chores. Further talks are planned to resolve remaining issues.

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