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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1966
Page
17
A garbled list of birth, death, and wedding notices mentioning names, addresses, and dates. The fragmentary text includes mentions of individuals from varied locales and assorted events such as births and obituaries, with scattered dates and places, but lacks coherent narrative.
New York physicians largely shun participation in a federal aid program for the needy. Fewer than 20 000 patients have registered from an eligible pool of around four million. Only about 4 000 of 15 000 physicians applied last September amid fragmented analyses. Dentists optometrists and podiatrists show similarly low involvement. Dr George Uliner chairman of the coordinating committee says there is no concerted effort to urge signing.
Carol Sharp, wife of a Chicago SNCC director, was charged in a Sunday apartment drug raid with posession of marijuana, barbiturates and amphetamines. She claimed the marijuana was planted to discredit SNCC. police estimated about one marijuana plant was seized.
Bernard Brady former state assemblyman now allied with the Old Folks’ Lobby speaks at 1:30 PM in Michigan Hall Tas Elm Awe addressing the California League of Sent Citizens. He will analyze the Native Women election and discuss pending legislative work affecting elderly persons.
An item listing references Stella N. Whitfield and Long Beach. The readable fragment notes a portable device and a sale notice context with a Sunelay date unclear.
Postal guidance emphasizes adequate padding for parcels and placing the address on one side with the ZIP code visible. Use a card inside the package, secure with tape and twine, and ensure the parcel remains deliverable even if damaged.
An actor will speak on Hollywood phonies and celebrities at 10 30 am Wednesday in the Institute of Lifetime Learning 2011 Devan Blyd Consul Wedih MN. The programs are free to the public and will include showings of Lebanon pictures.
Cincinnati UC admissions chief Dr. Garland Parker reports U S college enrollment reached a record 4 885 279 across 1 095 institutions while freshman enrollment fell 0 9 percent from last year ending a 15 year rise. The shift shows total enrollment up 5 8 percent year over year.
HATTIESBURG Miss AP report says the Atomic Energy Commission noted underground nuclear testing near the Ta tum dome produced a yield equivalent to 350 tons of TNT. Data from 12 seismic posts near zero will be studied over several weeks. officials caution no decoupling conclusion until analysis completes.
In Miami Beach the Na tions Council of Churches convened its triannual assembly with more than 3,000 church leaders from 30 denominations. Bishop Reuben Muelley preached the opening sermon as the group debated whether to support ending the draft in favor of an all volunteer force and allowing individual conscience to refuse participation in wars.
Long Beach police said a youth with short blond hair shoved a 61 year old woman into an alley near Olive Avenue and Sixth Street and grabbed her wallet containing 110 dollars. The victim, Margaret Winter of 621 Limet Ave, reported the incident.
Police report a thief stole 10000 dollars worth of clothing and bedding from the yard of William Wy Slee at 152 Quincy Ave Long Beach on Sunday.
Notice fronts a bulk transfer of business assets and a trustee sale under a Deed of Trust for a Long Beach property. It lists the transfer of ownership from Valencia Imith and Del Valencia Imith to William H. Smith and Victoria Smith, with escrow details, bid requirements, and notice of annual meeting and labor wage schedules.
Harbor College will present a Christmas concert in the college hall featuring Handel's Messiah and selections from other choral works. The program includes guest soloists and a full ensemble performing at 8 pm in the university theater, with proceeds supporting scholarship funds.
An American mountaineering party led by Nicholas Clinch and a second Sayre-led group depart Los Angeles for Antarctica en route to Vinson Massif. They will fly to McMurdo, then to Christ Church New Zealand, with the aim to reach the unclimbed peak amid a hostile polar expedition.
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