Students serve up dishes of nations at long beach event
The International City hosted the most international dinner at Covenant Church on Atlantic Avenue and Third Street. California State College Long Beach foreign students prepared a cafeteria style feast with displays from China Japan India and many other lands. Muhib Razak chaired the Foreign Students Committee and urged the event become an annual, larger affair. Dr. Raymond Lingren spoke as guest lecturer and Mary Moore received a gift for selling the most tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International City
Covenant Presbyterian Church
Atlantic Avenue
Third Street
California State College
Long Beach
China
Hawaii
India
Japan
Portugal
Columbia
Iran
Poland
Germany
Hungary
Thaly
Philippines
South Africa
Holland
Spain
United States
Muhib Razak
Foreign Students Committee
Razak
WISC
Zanzibar
Raymond Lingren
Mary Moore
California State College At
Silvano Colombano
Italy
Mary Chow
Cheryl Fuller
Bank robbed at Seal Beach branch by note carrier
A heavy set bandit used two notes Friday to rob the Seal Beach Bank of America branch of over $1,400, police said. No injuries were reported as officers investigated the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seal Beach
Seals Beach
You Can Adopt a Family This Christmas
Salvation Army appeals for adoptive help for needy families during the holidays. Individuals or groups may adopt a family by calling the local Salvation Army to receive family details and wishes, with meals, toys, clothing, and food to be delivered today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Ad T
Thief Steals Pool Cue and Fishing Reels From Car
Long Beach police report a theft from a car owned by Gary Ro Burach at 2974 Gale Ave. The vehicle was parked near Anaheim Street and Atlantic Avenue when the incident occurred. A pool cue and two fishing reels were taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Ro Burach
Gale Ave
Long Beach
Anaheim Street
Atlantic Avenue
Student Speakers Top VEW Contest at Walier of Demeariey
Three Lone Benely high school students won top honors Friday night in the 2th annual Veterans of Foreign Wars Voice of Democracy contest. Warren Montgomery of Poly High took first, Keith Reavan of Wilson High was second, and Donna Marie Byers of Jordan High placed third. Winners advance to the national Voice of Democracy competition in Washington, DC for a $5,000 scholarship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lone Benely High School
Washington
Only Who Can Make a Tree at El Canino College
A 16 foot metal scrap tree built by welding students led by John Oakes tops the Campus Center at El Canino College. More than 400 hours of work produced 900 welds on the aluminum tubing tree, finished with Christmas lights and mounted for display at area art shows after the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Canino College
John Oakes
Britisher Praises U S Food Hygiene Standards
English public health official Howard L Hughes praised American food handling education during a six month U S tour. He noted high standards in the United States Netherlands and Scandinavia, warned England relies on imported foods and discussed irradiation trials for meats and the appeal of pork pie to Americans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach
Howard L. Hughes
Harlow
Essex
England
America
Hughes
United
Firogeain
United States
Netherlands
Tiughes
U. S. Public Health Service
Atlanta
Crow Fined $110 After Apology From Long Beach Councilman
Long Beach councilman Robert F Crow pleaded guilty to disturbing the peace and was fined 110 by Municipal Court Judge J Merrill Lilley He issued a public apology for a Nov 3 incident at his residence 2745 Chestnut Ave involving his wife and three police officers Original charges of battery and interfering with an officer were dismissed Crow, who was in St Marys Hospital for a medical checkup, said he accepted responsibility while commending the police for professional conduct He had planned a Jan 5 trial and was represented by Albert B Ramsey
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main St
Lee Case
Long Beach
Robert F. Crow Friday
J. Merrill Lilley
Chestnut Ave
Wokee
Crow
James T. Starr
Far Crow
St. Mary's Hospital
Albert . &. Ramsey
Yule Burglar Interrupted by Owner
Long Beach police said TJ Autrey surprised a burglar entering a bedroom window at A728 Sebren Ave. The intruder fled, leaving a portable TV, and had piled packages from under the Christmas tree and taken presents worth nearly $100 including clothing perfume and liquor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Federal funds allocated for LB Airport improvement
The Federal Aviation Agency announced in Washington a $72.5 million federal match for construction at 31 civilian airports this term, including Compton and Long Reach. Long Reach Airport will receive $69,779 for the current time span.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Aviation Agency
Washington
Compton
Long Reach
Reach
Man Dead of Burns in Long Beach Fire
A Long Beach man identified as Richard W. Goode, about 40, died Friday from third degree burns covering about ninety percent of his body after an apartment blaze at 1210 Bennett Ave. Neighbors reported attempts to rescue him were thwarted by intense heat as firefighters arrived and found him unconscious in the living room. The fire, reportedly started by a cigarette, melted a portable TV and blistered all painted surfaces in the apartment. He died at Community Hospital about ten hours after the blaze broke out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach
Richard W. Gonde
Bennett Ave
Apr
Ai m. al.Community Hospital
Goode
Conde
Drink Drive and Be Leery Warns on Holiday Impaired Driving
District Attorney Belle J Young er warns of new implied consent law aiding police during Christmas season. Sheriff Peter J Pitchess vows heightened vigilance with 5000 deputies as holidays bring grim outlook for accidents and crime. Law suspends licenses for refusing a chemical test. forms go to Sacramento immediately. Public urged to curb alcohol use, speed, darkness, and careless driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dist. Atty
Belle J. Younger
Younger
Los Angeles County
Sacramento
Pitchess
Trawler Poole Ulice Topsy Cited In Break In
Long Beach police report a prowler entered a home at 237% IGlive Ave and took a radio and a miniature pol e. Loss valued at $5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulice Topsy
Long Beach
Iglive Ave
Ventless Gas Heater Fatal Tragedy in Long Beach Apartment
A Long Beach mother Aldoretha Gentry, 43, and her daughter Jocelyn Livingston were found dead from asphyxiation in a tightly shut apartment. Patrolman Ed Tree reported an unvented gas heater was operating at full blast in the room. The pair had planned a Christmas visit to Spokeine, Wash, with three other children within the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach
Ed Tree
17Th St
Aldoretha Gentry
Jocelyn Livingston
Spokine
L A Freeway Lanes to Close Sunday Morning
State highways division says sections of the Santa Ana Freeway will close Sunday for overhead sign installation. Northbound lanes between Nugher and three lanes near South Sweet and Lincoln Boulevard in Anaheim to close 4 to 9 am. Traffic will be rerouted to other lanes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Division of Highways
Santa Ana
Lincoln Boulevard
Aneheim
WratTic
Marine Pilot Receives Kitty Hawk Award in Honor
The 1966 Kitty Hawk Memorial Award for military aviation was given at the Beverly Hilton to Marine Cal Michael R. Yimek of Santa Ana for outstanding aviation contribution. He lost his left leg when his aircraft was hit over a Vietnamese village after choosing not to call in an air strike due to civilians present. He holds two Silver Stars, the Distinguished Flying Cross, the Bronze Star, three Air Medals, the Purple Heart, and the Navy Commendation Medal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Hilton
Santa Ana
Cal
Michael R. Yimek
Sandhurst Place
Col. Vince
Ane
Cal. Yunck
Mystery Photographer Leaves Trail of Luck in San Pedro
Local item notes a photographer known as the Mystery Photographer leaving a trail of good luck for readers of The Independent Morning. It mentions a prize draw, a $100 bonus for existing subscribers, and a deadline Monday before 5 pm. Readers are instructed to visit The Independent offices for details and verification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gacg
Shicer
The
Independent
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bane
Mall Police
Case
al Chafe
Thiel
Sport
George Smymiotis
Mert Ho
Britisher
U.S
Enpkind
Argentina
Henly
Apolyonyt
Pment
Robert Crow
L.B
Vint Mader
L.A
Peter J. Pitchess
Soke
RRR
San Pedro Priday
Ronn
Wilding
Sisth Stree
Pine Avenir
Jon
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!