Council Debates Short-Doyle Act Mental Health Committee
Dozens of speakers at a public hearing clashed over creating a mental health advisory committee linked to the Short-Doyle Act. Proponents cited matching funds and delays, while opponents warned of double taxation and time wasted. Local officials urged caution and some called for delaying action to gauge public opinion.
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Desmond
Kealer
Baker
Garrison
Los Angeles County Hospital Advisory Committee
Reese
Gertrude Withers
Long Beach Mental Health Assn
Henry ‘Traffert
Cass ‘Varanius
Community Welfarn Council
Varanius
East German Elvis fans clash with Communists in Berlin
East Berlin youths chanting I Like Elvis tangled with Communist members at a denouncement meeting of Western jazz. The state newspaper National Zeitung said jazz supporters were expelled after a fight at the Seventh of October factory. A headline read Mozart Defeats Presley.
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Berlin
East Berlin
National Zeiting
Mozart
Pres- Tey
Lost Ad to Find That Loss
A fragment urges placing a lost advertisement with contact HE 2 5959 to locate a missing item or person. The notice preserves a terse call for readers to report or share information through the listed phone number.
Parade clothing donated to Morocco by Long Beach groups
Camp Fire Girls in Long Beach collected ten boxes of clothing to aid needy Moroccan children. Naval Air Station VR 773 will deliver the items on its April 27 trip to Port Lyautey, Morocco, for two weeks of training. The effort includes local Camp Fire Girls and the Navy Weekend Warriors assembling in three R5D planes for outreach to North Africa and the Middle East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach Camp
Los Alamitos Naval Air Station Squadron
Naval Reserve Air Transport Squadron
VR. 773
Port Tyautey
Morocco
Port Lyautey
Navy
Europe
Middle East
Nicholas Dallas
City Health Co
Seina
California
Man Dies in Swim to Save Boat at Newport Beach
In Huntington Beach a 28-year-old Newport Beach boat owner John Renn Ervin died after diving to swim ashore from a stalled 3-foot cruiser Vicky. Identified as Ervin of 104 Highland, a search found his body Tuesday afternoon after a rescue by guards of William Eugene Vanderford, 63, of Santa Ana who remained aboard the disabled craft a mile off shore. Vanderford reported Ervin attempted to reach shore for help following the boat’s stall after they boarded at San Pedro Sunday and headed for Newport Beach.
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Huntington ‘Beach
Newport “Beath
Somirion
John Ren Ervin
Highland It
Ervin
William’ Eugene Vanderford
Emmett St
Santa Ana
Vicky
Vanderford
San Pedro
Land
Newport Beach
Pygmy Primitive State Sparsely Civilized, Scientist Says
Rev Dr Martin Gusinde, 71, a Catholic University anthropologist, describes pygmies as incredibly primitive and withdrawn from civilization, noting they have not advanced to the stone age and suggesting mankind began in the pygmy state while planning world lectures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Martin Gusinde
S.V.D
Catholic University
Gusinde
Africa
New Guinea
Pyenng
Austria
Drid
Coin values and catalogue offer from Viroqua firm
A Viroqua Wisconsin company advertises a coin catalogue offering to buy US coins at fixed high prices. They charge one dollar for the catalogue, refundable on a future purchase, and claim many coins in circulation can yield significant payments to collectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viroqua Coin Co
Dept
Viroqua
Wisconsin
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Mary Ann Neal
Sheryl Bogardus
Jane Wiebers
Comdr
Portugal
Elvis
Samovarots
Parade
Ac Piano Headquarters
Steinway, Knabe, Everatt, Eul
Brangen and
Cabla-Nahan
Humphreys
Pine Ave
Man
Swin
Lincoln
Highball
Browne Vintners Co., Inc
New York
Pall Mall
Middie Way
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