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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1968

Page

9

Veto sparks debate on open primaries and public figures

A reader column criticizes Governor Reagan for vetoing California's open primary bill, noting voters could not select multiple presidential candidates. reactions touch Hubert Humphrey George Wallace and Gene McCarthy. Also covered are a Park Estates fire response by utilities and a Friday Chamber Breakfast of Champions honoring Olympic hopefuls.

Tes Czechoslovakia Ronald Reagan Reagan Hubert Humphrey Viet Hhh Chamber of Commerce Edgewater

Huntington Beach Haven Hippies and Feed-in Scene

Desperate parents post pleas for runaway youths at a storefront mission by Orange County Light Club on Main Street. Rev David Berg leads Teens for Christ in a teahouse like space staffed by about 20 youths, feeding hunger with coffee and sermons nightly from 8 to midnight and relying on donor funding and catering work.

Huntington Beach Orange County David Berg Jane Paul Jonathan Faith Linda Michigan Teen Challenge

Wallace Campaign Rally in Long Beach Arena Promotes Wallace Plan

George Wallace spoke to about 6 000 supporters in Long Beach about law and order and open housing repeal. He pledged a new Supreme Court orientation and to end the Vietnam War by negotiation or force, while denouncing liberals and multi million dollar foundations. He appeared with his daughter Lee and cost the campaign about 200000.

Dixie George Wallace Lions American Independent Party Long Beach George Alabama Congress NBC Wallace New York Times U.S. Supreme Court Washington, D.C Vietnam Lee Robert E. Lee Bill Jones

New Careers Program Needs 100 Job Slots to Survive

Long Beach agencies and private firms must provide 100 job slots to keep the New Careers program alive. Frank L. Berry and Carl P. Wallace warned of cuts in federal aid and urged local support at Fidelity Federal Savings & Loan as Project Action and Career Training leaders stressed immediate commitments.

Long Beach Fidelity Federal Savings & Loan E. Ocean Blvd Frank L. Berry Berry Carl P. Wallace Long Beach Commission On Economic Opportunities James Wilson U.S. Department of Labor

School Discipline to Be Fair but Firm

Long Beach Board of Education gave preliminary approval to a fair but firm disciplinary philosophy for junior and senior high students. The board will set details on discipline and dress at the September 3 meeting, including mustache length miniskirt shortness banned clubs and campus political activity. The plan asserts schools prepare youth for citizenship and that respect for law and order must be instilled.

Long Beach

Atkinson Co. To Remove Pontoon Bridge for 64000

Long Beach Harbor officials authorize 64000 to Atkinson Co for removing the Pontoon Bridge while keeping two 135 by 51 foot concrete pontoons. An alternate bid of 99500 would remove the bridge if the city kept the pontoons. Engineering and rerouting will cost 20000.

Long Beach Board of Harbor Commissioners Guy F. Atkinson Co Long Beach Atkinson Company Harbor Department Terminal Island Navy

Sing Along With Mae at Institute of Lifetime Learning

Admission free event in Long Beach at 2 p.m. featuring Hawaiian Day and song fun led by Mae at 215 Long Beach Blvd.

Long Beach Area Mae Institute of Lifetime Learning Long Beach Blvd

Cardinal McIntyre to attend Msgr Dolan rites today

Cardinal McIntyre will attend the final Requiem Mass for Msgr Bernard J. Dolan at St. Anthony's Church at 10 a.m. The Most Rev Timothy Manning will deliver the clergy's eulogy. Msgr Dolan, 78, died Friday in Apple Valley after a life of service to Long Beach.

James Francis Cardinal McIntyre Los Angeles Archdiocese Msgr Bernard J. Dolan St. Anthony’s Church Timothy Manning Fresno Dolan St. Anthony’s Msgr. Dolan All Souls Cemetery James O’callahan Father O’callahan Long Beach Apple Valley Ireland U.S

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