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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1972

Page

16

West Coast Peace Festival at California State College Long Beach

A daylong West Coast Peace Festival on April 29 at California State College Long Beach features antiwar speakers including David Harris and Dr. Benjamin Spock, rock performances, and policy discussions led by peace groups. Events run 10 a.m. to 11 p.m. with debates, a symposium, classrooms, free food, and a closing rock concert.

California State College Long Beach David Harris Benjamin Spock Bank of America Long Beach Free Clinic National Lawyers Guild American Friends Service Committee The Peace Action Council Mother For Peace Green Power

Chapman rites set for Clare J. Chapman in Long Beach

Services will be held Friday at 2 p.m. in Patterson Saivel's Chapel for Clare J. Chapman longtime executive with James Motor Company of Long Beach. He died Tuesday at age 80 from a heart attack. Born in Bath Michigan he moved to Southern California in 1993 and held roles at Ed James Studebaker and later as general manager and president of the Long Beach firm. He was active in Downtown Kiwanis and was a lifelong Mason member of Long Beach Lodge 327. Surviving are his wife Gladys C. two sons Robert and Ronald a daughter Barbara Rutt his sisters Florene Wood Zola Terry six grandchildren and two great grandchildren.

Patterson & Saivel Clare J. Chapman James Motor Company Long Beach Chapman Bath, Mich California Ed James Studebaker Los Angeles Jr. Chapman Kiwanis Long Beach Lodge Gladys C Robert Ronald Barbara Rutt Florene Wood Zola Terry

What’s The Siren Scene Summary

A series of emergency dispatch entries record multiple incidents in Anaheim and nearby areas including house fires on 2011 W. 33d St and 163 Lewis Ave, a car fire at Ninth Street and Washington Place, a building fire at South Street and Grange Avenue, a junkyard fire on Ninth Street, and resuscitation and standby operations at various coordinates and times.

Anaheim Birest Atlantic Avenue Ipa Linden Avenue Willow Street Santa Fe Avene Ninth Street Santa Fe Avenue Pine Avenue Lewis

Youthful hemophilia fund raisers on job

Less than a dozen Long Beach high school youths organize a hemophilia fundraising drive led by Sue Marcum and her sister Joan. They set Hemophilia March May 15 to 22, operate three phones from Room 403 B, 60 Ocean Blvd., seeking volunteers and support for the Nations Hemophilia Foundation, aided by Wilson High students and local families.

Sue Marcum Joan Pomona Ave Long Beach John Wilson High School Wilson Sue Ocean Blvd Lakewood Wilmington The Nations Hemophilia Foundation

Cabrillo Beach boat ramp to be officially dedicated May 13

The $35,000 four lane Cabrillo Beach boat launching ramp, in use for weeks, will be officially dedicated May 13 by Los Angeles Harbor Department. It was built with a state grant and will be operated by Recreation and Parks. A 220 car parking area with trailers accompanies the ramp. No launching fee will be charged. parking will cost 75 cents daily on weekdays and $1 daily on weekends and holidays. A 30 day revocable permit governs plans for adjacent bathing beach development, after which a long term lease to Parks may be granted. The Harbor Commission noted the Cabrillo Beach areas are not suitable for general harbor uses such as a fish processing site.

Los Angeles Harbor Harbor Department Department of Recreation and Parks Recreation and Parks Commission Harbor Commission Cabrillo Beach

Paulson Promoted to Colonel in California Air Guard

J A Paulson, longtime commander of Comp ton s 148th Mobile Communications Squadron, California Air National Guard, is promoted to colonel. He becomes deputy commander of the 162nd Mobile Communications Group and moves early May to the group headquarters near Sacramento. His 29 year career includes service in World War II and the Korean War since joining the 148th in 1954.

Joel A. Paulson Compton 148Th Mobile Communications Squadron California Air National Guard Glen C. Ames Col. Paulson 162Nd Mobile Communications Group Sacramento Paulson 148Th

Golf cart and clubs stolen from Long Beach garage

A golf cart and a set of golf clubs valued at 300 dollars were taken from the garage of Charles A Hastings at 3858 Braylon Ave. Burglars entered through an unlocked door, Long Beach police said Thursday.

Charles A. Hastings Braylon Ave Long Beach

Compton Schools Face Breakdown in Teacher Morale

A survey of Compton schools shows morale at a low ebb across visited seniors with teachers reporting lack of due process, district policy input, and limited professional development. Critics allege misused funds, staff overload, and poor communication. a contract defining rights and duties is proposed. Superintendent Crim claims violence is being managed.

Sehnors Canada Las Vegas Atlanta Marble California Compton Education Association Lydia K. Levin

Miss Lakewood Beauty Pageant opens entries now

Young women may pick up applications at Lakewood stores City Hall and the Chamber Office 5787 South St. Cham ber Manager Don Mc Laughlin said Thursday. Contest is open to Lakewood workers and residents or students aged 17 to 23 who are citizens. Judging at 6 30 p m in Bullock's Lakewood for swim suit and evening wear. Winner becomes city hostess and represents Lakewood in Miss California Pageant with an eight day Hawaii trip plus cash and gifts. Deadline May 19.

Rose Marcums Joanie Lakewood Chamber of Commerce South St Don McLaughlin Lakewond McLaughlin Bullock's

Kaiser Steel subsidiary wins one year lease for Terminal Island site

Kaiser Steel unit Union Steel Co plans a 150‑worker facility with a 2.6 million annual payroll on an 8.6 acre Terminal Island site. The Los Angeles Harbor Commission lease is an option with four possible one year extensions, while a warehouse blaze at Phillips Steel Co. caused over 45 thousand dollars in damage.

Kaiser Steel Corp Terminal Island Union Steel Co Kaiser Phillips Steel Co W. Anaheim St

Jewish Women Hear World Affairs Analyst at NCJW Banquet

Dr. Ralph Kaplan, international affairs analyst and UCLA Extension lecturer, will speak Sunday night at a banquet opening the four day Western District Convention of the National Council of Jewish Women. The event begins at 7 in the Queen Mary's Windsor Room with sessions at the Edgewater Hyatt House. Kaplan writes a column syndicated in six newspapers. the talk topic is Jewish Woman Power and Motivation.

Ralph Kaplan National Council of Jewish Women Queen Mary's Windsor Room Edgewater Hyatt House Emanuel Rappaport NCJW Long Beach Kaplan Ucla Extension

Portable TV stolen from Long Beach apartment

A portable television set valued at 200 dollars was taken from the apartment of Bertha EB Pirkle at 892 Via Wanda after burglars broke a window to enter. Long Beach police reported Thursday.

Bertha EB Pirkle Wanda Long Beach

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Spock, Rock and Harris CSLB Marge Buckley Peace and Freedom Party Harris Southeast Asia U.S Vietnam Guerrila Spork Glenn Goldsmith Goldsmith Long Beach Masonic Lodge 327 Dley Donald R. O'Connor Bentree Circle W. 33d St Trey Marcum Sue Marcur Hemophilia Campaign Joan Marcum Diane Duff Debbie Carey Curt Johnson J. A. Paulson Hal Lowe Kaiser Steel Firm Fred 8. Crawford Wate Terminal Way Crawford Union Steel Oakland Garaga Westminster Memorial Park Mortuary Beach Blvd Westminster
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