Community Hospital Board Elects Mooney President
Atty. C. Duane Mooney is elected president of the Long Beach Community Hospital board of trustees. Mooney, a local graduate and lawyer, succeeds C. E. Scott and has held several civic roles. Other officers and new directors are named, with continuing trustees listed.
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Community Hospital Board
Mooney
Atty. C. Duane Mooney
Long Beach Community Hospital
Ooney
C. E. Scott
Long Beach
Long Beach City College
Southwestern University Law School
Long Beach Bar Association
State Bar of California
American Trial Lawyers Association
Uptown
Walter C. Groshong
George Hedley
Preston Johnson
Robert L. Matheny
Bank of America
Edwin Harvey
D.D.S
George J. Badenhausen
Harriman Jones Medical Clinic
Kenneth Berkaw
M. D
Nathan A. Carhart
McDonnell Douglas Co
Harry H. Jacob
Lloyd C. Leedom
I. D. Litwack
Charles Morrell
Herbert F. Murphy
Robert D. Nichol
Moffatt and
Evans Pump and Equipment Co
Robert E. Greer
North American Rockwell Corp
Carl W. McIntosh
Fred Rosenberg
Diners Queen Mary
Donald C. Wallace Jr
Long Beach Board of Education
Clowns Prepare for 1969 Long Beach Circus Parade
The 1969 Greatest Show on Earth opens with a preshow parade in downtown Long Beach. Performers begin near Pine Avenue and Sixth Street, marching south to Broadway and the Arena with each clown presenting a unique act.
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Long Beach
Pine Avenue
Sixth Street
Broadway
Arena
Scott Bryan
Ringling Bros. and
Barnum & Bailey Circus
Catalina Sea Fares Increase Across Catalina Transport
The Public Utilities Commission approved higher fares for SS Catalina and Catalina Motor Cruisers between San Pedro and Avalon. The Big White Steamer rises to 9.50 for adults and 4.75 for children ages 5 to 11, with free under 5 but a 50 cent Avalon docking tax. Motor cruisers set at 8.50 for adults and 4.30 for children, plus ten ride books at 30 and 22.50. A group rate of 8 per adult applies for 100 or more aboard the 2 200 passenger cross channel ship. The new fares took effect last weekend.
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The
Public Utilities Commission
Catalina
San Pedro
Avalon
Paramount Schools faces dismal fiscal outlook amid tax gains
Paramount Unified School District superintendent Dr. Palmer Campen described the year’s finances as dismal despite about 11 percent property valuation increases. The district’s $7.9 million budget assumes $994,667 more state aid, but expected aid drops by about $55,000. Maintenance cuts continue with layoffs totaling 16 workers and potential further reductions, leaving 912 full time maintenance staff for 14 schools serving roughly 10,600 students.
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Paramount Unified School District
Palmer Campen
Supt
Campen
Dowser Pendulum Claims Hidden Treasure Tales
The article follows Causey a dowser who uses a pendulum to locate treasure near Portuguese Bend and Lake Elsinore. He notes nightly practice, limited witnesses, and reluctance of finders to publicize successes due to tax concerns, while praising the pendulum’s accuracy despite occasional errors.
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Portuguese Bend
Lake Elsinore
Mermet
Causey
Denture Membrane Restores Function and Comfort
Chemists develop an artificial elastic membrane that binds dentures to gums and mouth surfaces like living tissue. It helps dentures stay in place for eating speaking and laughing with less jaw stress and no slippage. One application can last around a day and resists hot drinks. Get FIXODENT at drug counters.
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Catalina Sea
Paramount Schools
Ralph McClurg
House
Uncle Sam
Rarminster Memorial Park
Veterans Lawn
Geneve
Beach Blvd
Westminster
Jefferson
Sea of Tranquility
Outer Space
Our
Space Agency
Mother Earth
Edison
Southern California Edison
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