Classified Ad Inquiry Echoes through Local Phone Number
A reader asks how to place a classified line ad and provides the contact number HE 2-5959. The brief inquiry hints at ad timing and guidance for submitting copy.
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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1966
Page
8
A reader asks how to place a classified line ad and provides the contact number HE 2-5959. The brief inquiry hints at ad timing and guidance for submitting copy.
Eli Wallach, UT classmate of Gov. Connally, recalls the Texas governor wanted to be an actor. Wallach, now a national star, notes Connally’s film ambitions and contrasts them with a career in politics, while praising Tennessee Williams and noting Wallach’s stage and screen work.
Detroit report quotes National Safety Council president Howard Pyle. He says crashproof cars will not banish accidents, most accidents blamed on drivers, and safer cars help only when used by better drivers on better roads.
A humorous observation on church members startled by squeaky shoes more than sermons. The column, titled The Country Parson, pokes gentle fun at worship attentiveness and human distraction during services.
Harvey Sheldon of SE District proposes outlawing German military device sales in his area. The 29 year old Long Beach radio host aims to halt sales of replicas and medals used by surfers and motorcyclists, calling them weapons of militarism. He consults mayors, chambers of commerce, veterans groups, and the Anti Defamation League for support.
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