Action Line offers guidance on cooking for bachelors and ship registries
Readers ask about bachelor friendly cookbooks and the best methods to reach a long-lost son. Action Line cites cookbooks for men and the appendix to I Hate to Cook Book, while discussing American flag versus foreign flag ship registrations and VA record searches for a son missing since WWI.
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Long Beach
Lane Publishers
Buffums
Pine Avenue
Broadway
Peg Bracken
Yosemite Park Faces Visitor Limits and Registration Plan
In February the Yosemite Park Master Plan Committee in Fresno discussed crowd control measures for the park. Campsites will require registration at entry and entry may halt once sites are filled. A reservation system and shuttle services are under consideration along with new pedestrian and bike bridges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fresno
Yosemite National Park
J.R.M
Norwalk
Yosemite Park
National Park Service
Merced River
Eulogy Ad Mixes Vietnam Soldier Death With Civic Debate
A Bellflower minister Dr H Frank Collins published a church ad April 27 mourning a Vietnam soldier while criticizing antiwar sentiment and urging unity. The letter laments killings and hatred while affirming the Bill of Rights and the Ten Commandments. Long Beach reader P A N comments on the piece.
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H. Frank Collins
Bellflower
Vietnam
J. PT
Martin Luther King
Long Beach
Ninth Transplant Gives Girl's Heart to Man in Texas
In Houston a three hour operation by Dr Denton Cooley at St Luke's Episcopal Hospital transplanted the heart of a 15 year old suicide victim into Everett Claire Thomas Jr 47 to repair three faulty valves. The patient was reported in excellent condition nine hours after surgery with normal blood pressure and heartbeat.
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Houston
UPI
Phoenix
Ariz
United States
Denton Cooley
St. Luke’s Episcopal Hospital
Everett Claire Thomas Jr
Bloodwell
Thomas
Terrorist blast targets Radio Saigon station
A Viet Cong bomb exploded beside Radio Saigon damaging the broadcasting complex and the Vietnam television station. Three civilians were killed and about 30 people wounded, including five Americans. Allies in Saigon remained alert for a possible second invasion.
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Saigon
UPS
Ap Tan Hoa
U.S
Dong Ha
Navy
LL John E. Ryan
Beverly
Mass
Gulf of Tonkin
Radio
Petitions Seek Papal Shield for Nuns in Los Angeles
Notices indicate petitions urging Pope Paul VI to protect and encourage the rebellious nuns of the Los Angeles diocese. The item appears among sections Beach Combing and Classified in pages B-10 and C-9 to 20 with related coverage across features such as Theaters and Vital Statistics.
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Pope Paul
Los Angeles Diocese
Omarr
George Robeson
Todd Thomey
Britain Sees First Heart Brain Transplant Operation
A team at the National Heart Hospital began England’s first heart brain transplant attempt. The donor was an Irish construction worker who died in a fall. The patient and donor names were withheld. progress reported as ongoing.
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London
London Evening News
Eighth Heart Transplant Patient Survives First Day
In Stanford California doctors report Joseph Rizor 40 survived a 44 hour heart transplant he received the heart of a 43 year old donor Rizor now breathes with artificial assistance and has passed into his first postoperative day The donor's death was due to irreversible brain damage Dr Norman E Shumway led the team noting the initial 10 hours are critical and Rizor is the eighth person to receive a human heart transplant.
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Stanford
Calif
Joseph Rizor
Stanford University Merica Center
Rixer
Norman E. Shumway
Salinas
Carpenter
Shumway
Rizor
Teen-agers and Adults Clash Over Nuclear World
Teen-agers feel overwhelmed by a world ruled by nuclear weapons while adults express frustration over a generation shaped by teen culture and its influence on global fear and policy.
Peace Talks Open in Paris on May 10
President Johnson announced in a national news conference that the United States and North Vietnam agreed to meet in Paris next week to discuss conditions for possible peace talks. Hanoi radio proposed Paris as an appropriate venue with talks set for May 10 or shortly after.
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Paris
Washington
UPI
United States
North Vietnam
Vietnam
Johnson
Hanoi
Dead boy’s life gifts to four recipients in California
An 11 year old, Daniel Sochor of Loma Linda, died after a street accident. Doctors harvested his kidneys for two men from Los Angeles and Claremont, his spleen aided a patient in Orange County, and his skin was to be grafted onto a burn victim in Loma Linda. The parents consented to the donations.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Daniel Sochor
Loma Linda
Chester Garbacz
Claremont
University of California At Los Angeles
Garbacz
Ucla i Medical Center
Rose
Sheriff's Office
Young Luthor
Loma Linda University Medical Center
Orange County Medical Center
Janette McClane
Jas
Dochor
Stanley Sochor
Navy wife held after $96 billion check shocks bank
A Long Beach woman, Virginia Vigil, attempted to cash a Treasury check for 96 967 889 867 dollars at U S National Bank in Long Beach. Bank teller Dorris Ecklund raised alarms and detectives arrived to arrest Vigil with officers escorting her to jail.
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U.S. National Bank
Pine Ave
Dorris Bcklund
U.S. Treasury
Virginia Vigil
Long Beach
Ecklund
United States of America
Ron Skaggs
Otto Olsen
Togo
Johnson accuses Congress of tax bill blackmail
President Johnson charged that some lawmakers are trying legislative blackmail to block his tax increase proposal. He urged them to stand up and answer the roll call and warned that any spending cuts would be phony if they come from pressure rather than principle. He stressed the time has come to enact the tax measure.
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Veterans
West Los Angeles
Action Line
E.P
Downey
Washington, D.C
The
Veterans Administration
Little Rock
Ark
St. Louis
Social Security Administration
Bureau of Data Processing and Accounts
Baltimore
Washington
UPI
Johnson
Congress
House
Senate
Johnson Visits Truman in Kansas City
President Johnson flew to Kansas City with Mrs. Johnson for a visit with former President Harry S. Truman. Truman turns 84 next Wednesday, and Johnson said a heavy schedule next week would prevent a birthday visit. The couple planned to return to the White House tonight after a nationally televised news conference.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Kansas City
Harry S. Truman
Truman
White House
Weather Tonight and Saturday Forecast
LB area expects night clouds and morning low, then sunny Saturday with high near 68. Desert regions rise into the 80s in upper valleys and around 90 in lower valleys. Mountains stay mostly clear with highs reaching the 80s at resort elevations.
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U.S. Maritime Administration
Barbara Boardman
Miss Boardman
Congresional Information Service
Yosemite
Texas
By Preston Kirk
Kathleen Bodde Charles Martin II
Robert Bloodwell
England
IST
N. Viets
Merriman Smith
Aghout
France
REDS
Act
Xuan Thuy
Dead Boy
Icopter
Harman’ Holloway
By Russ MacDonald
BANK
Cal
Virginia
LBJ
Claveland, Oro
United Mates
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