Crowded office tour ends with a window exit in old building
A library staffer faced a crowded conference room and chose an exit via a window, exiting gracefully as bystanders watched. The piece recalls 1890s Allison Home Town Band fame on the Iowa prairies with Marshall Craig, Ray Green, and a future reunion set for an Under the Stars concert at Bixy Park.
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Iowa Prairies
Allison
Marshall Craig
Craig
Ray Green
All States Society of
Long Beach
Green
Bixy Park
James E. Son
Denison Reunion for Former Residents at Bixby Park
The final reunion of former residents of Denison Texas will be held at Bixby Park on Sunday from 10 am to 2 pm.
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Denison
Texas
Bixby Park
Not Tired Just Scientific USC Study Tests Sleep in Space Capsule
21 year old Long Beach senior Bill Wilson is among 15 USC Medical School volunteers in Operation Sack Time a NASA sponsored test. Participants lie horizontal day and night for 30 days with no head lifting to simulate astronaut inactivity. They will perform exercises while lying down and undergo centrifuge testing to compare effects with a control group from California State College Long Beach.
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Phila
Kert Henderson
Bill Wilson
Long Beach
USC
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
John ‘Shannon
Cosmo Wilson
Platt St
Medical School
National Aeronautics and Space’ Administration
Wilson
Vin
John “P. ” Meehan
U P
Robert Lugo
Venice
Jerry Fisher
Waldorf Drive
LBCC Grants Nonresident Fee Exemption to Veterans
The Long Beach City College board exempted veterans and dependents from nonresident tuition starting next fall. About 700 of 24,000 students will be affected. The exemption extends to six or fewer units for nonresidents and foreign students, with tuition ranging from 7140 to 153 for various loads. The district also approved a 1964-65 operating budget of 44.8 million and seeks 506,401 in federal matching funds for vocational programs.
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Suffiester
Long Beach City’ College
Long Beach City College
Long Beach
Long Beach Board
LBCC
California State Colleges
University of California
Aircraft Search Continues For Plane Crash Victims
Divers resume undersea search for a Cwin-ca pine fight plane that crashed Saturday 244 miles left Manhattan Beach killing six men. Russ Payne and Jim Piper worked in 159 feet of water using a bounce technique from the Coast Guard vessel Heather. Victims include Milton Moser Chula Vista John Lane Huntington Beach Joe Cranle Jack Schmidt San Diego Sigstide Cruz Whit tier Carl Merry Jr Los Angeles.
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Manhattan Beach
Russ Payne
Jim Piper
Coast Guard
Heather
Milton FP. Moser
Joe W. Cranle
Jack F. Schmidt
San Diego
Sigstide Cruz
Whittier
Carl Merry Jr
Los Angeles
Gas Station Burgled on Los Coyotes Diagonal
Police said prowlers ransacked a Texaco service station at 3565 Los Coyotes Diagonal during the night and escaped with 350 dollars. John Elkins, station operator, reported the thieves broke a window to enter the premises.
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Texaco
Los Coyotes
John Elkins
House Was Cozy So Burglar Stayed On
A Long Beach burglar has used Howard H. Neal's Clark Avenue home as a temporary lair for about a week. Neighbors note the intruder helped himself to whisky, food, candy and cigarettes and even took a shower leaving footprints. The caregiver, Valeriz Colby, said new padlocks will be installed as police investigate.
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Long Beach
Howard H. Neal
Clark Ave
Valeriz Colby
Vista St
Neal
E. J. Free
Free
Port of Long Beach sets cargo and revenue records in 1963-64
Harbor commissioners report bulk growth in general cargo and total cargo tonnage surpassing 12 million for the first time in 55 years. Cargo handling rose to 12,300,235 tons, while total revenue reached 4,877,000 with tariff and rentals driving gains. Oil and gas revenues also rose to 40.9 million, and two record months, April and June, capped a strong year.
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Long Beach
L. T
Tip) Cornish
Robinson Reid
Commission
Pier E
U.S. Navy
U.S
Cornish
Long Beach Panguingue Club Closes Pending Court Ruling
Long Beach police report the Standard Club at 4365 Atlantic Ave has closed voluntarily as the California Supreme Court reviews a request by operator Edward Prival to strike down the city gambling ban on panguingue. Since Dec 21 the game operated as a commercial gambling enterprise. a council hearing for permanent license revocation was postponed, after a Feb raid and six arrests, with related charges pending.
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Long Beach
L. H. Jacobsen
Standard Club
Panguingue
Atlantic Ave
California Supreme Court
Edward” Prival
Prival
Lhe
Supreme Court
Alamitos School District approves 25 cent tax cut
The Los Alamitos School District adopted a budget cutting the tax rate by 25 cents per 100 assessed valuation after a public hearing. The operating rate drops seven cents to 1.97, and debt service falls 19 cents to about 40 cents. The total budget runs near 2 million with 240 600 in uncommitted funds. Despite the cut, plans call for expanded instructional spending and staff, including a foreign language and a music instructor, to reduce class size and upgrade equipment.
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Los Alamitos
Los Alamitos Naval Air Station
Roland W. Pike
Pike
Fish Truck Spill Ties Up San Pedro Street
In San Pedro on Monday a fish truck tailgate failed near the police station, dumping about three tons of fish onto the street. Driver Jim Larson halted traffic and organized cleanup as the mess spilled along the roadway.
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San Pedro
Jim Larson
Fire damages shop at Berth 4 Pier A in Michigan
A fire at Berth 4 Pier A in Michigan damaged the cabin of Capt. Camille Marie Monday night. Fire officials say a smoldering cigarette likely started the blaze, with extensive damage reported to the freighter’s cabin.
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Michigan
Camille Marie
Pier A
Fair Reports on Council State Today
City Council weighs controversial reports by city officials on the California World's Fair. City manager auditor harbor department traffic engineer and others present critical findings from two weeks ago. Glenn Watson, fair general manager, expected to submit a supplementary progress report during today's hearing.
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Harbor Department
Glenn Watson
Douglas Seeks Transport Pact In CX-HLS Jet Plan
Douglas Aircraft and North American Aviation entered an Air Force design competition for a large logistics transport. Douglas would be prime contractor with North American as a major subcontractor. The firms are among three awarded study contracts for a plane to be known as the CX-HLS.
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Douglas Aircraft Co
North American Aviation
Air Force
Douglas
North American
Korean Beauty Tide Docks In For IBC Fiesta
Korean nursing student Kwang-ja Lee arrives in Lafayette with a host of other international entrants for the Miss International pageant. She stands 5 feet 4 inches tall, weighs 115 pounds, and measures 36 22 36. Hosts say she travels to learn about American fashion while preparing for the contest. A parade of 40 foreign beauties and 14 U S representatives arrives, with welcoming ceremonies at Lafayette HQ. Contest activities begin Thursday with swimsuit fittings and official events.
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Kwang-ja Lee Arived
United States
Wee
Young’ Hee Yun
Don” Gillespie
Mss
Korea
China
Malaysia
Ceylon
Japan
Lafayette
Miss International Beauty Parade Readers Vote Highlight
Readers can vote for Miss International as part of the International Beauty Pageant. Clips from today’s paper provide ballots, with winners announced in ceremonies on stage. The Telegram trophy will be awarded to the inde pendent winner.
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Independent
Press-Telégram
Telegram
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Richard Crasson
L.B
Robert Wilcox
Board
By Lou Jobst
Molive Editee
Panguingue Club
Alamitos
Council
Kwang-ja Lee
Lovelies
IBC Fiesta
Mary Neiswender
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