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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1968

Page

13

Office chaos as 40 felony cases pending in district attorney’s office

Ted Sten, in charge of the L B district attorney’s office, complains of 40 felony cases awaiting trial amid court delays. He cites 14 continuances in one case and a staff stretched to the limit due to crime and judge shortages. Queen Elizabeth greeted by QM lease holder. public reaction favorable. Chuck Cheatham’s misdial mix up ends with a humorous note.

Ted Sten L.B District Attorney

Murders in L B Rise, FBI Says

FBI crime statistics show Long Beach homicide rise in nine months of 1968 with 27 murders versus 12 in the same period 1967. Nationally, city slayings rose most in populations like Long Beach at 22 percent while western states led increases. Forcible rape up 18 percent and property crimes also rose.

Long Beach FBI Quarterly FBI

San Pedro Names Peck Memorial Community Center

The San Pedro community building in Peck Park was officially named the George H. Peck Memorial Community Center by the Los Angeles City Recreation and Park Commission. Funds for the facility were bequeathed by the late George H. Peck.

San Pedro Peck Park George H. Peck Los Angeles City

Long Beach Pushes Youth Service Bureau Pilot Program

State Sen. George Deukmejian announced Long Beach seeks entry into a $100,000 pilot program to establish a Youth Service Bureau. The plan funds four communities with $25,000 each to hire a director and secretary and coordinate probation, police, schools, and youth groups to rehabilitate miscreant youths. The effort aims to provide professional and volunteer help to keep youths in school, employed, and out of crime.

Long Beach Commission On Economic Opportunity George Deukmejian Carl Wallace California Deukmejian YMCA Youth Service Bureau FBI Sen. Deukmejian

International Christmas Exhibition Opens at Long Beach Museum

Admission free events in Long Beach include an all day art show at the Long Beach Museum of Art titled International Christmas Exhibition. At 7 p.m. Santa Claus arrives at Christmas Tree Lane with Marvin Marker’s Long Beach Junior Concert Band on Daisy Avenue. At 8 p.m. Judith Keulen performs a mezzo soprano recital at California State College Long Beach MA-127.

Long Beach Area Long Beach Museum of Art Santa Claus Christmas Tree Lane Marvin Marker Long Beach Daisy Avenue Pacific Coast Highway Hill Street Judith Keulen California State College At

Board Approves Voluntary Teachers Aide Program

The Board of Education approved a pilot voluntary teachers’ aide program for 14 northwest Long Beach schools to start by March 1 and expand citywide by fall. Bet ty Clement Barbara Heald and Robert Ellis outlined guidelines and volunteer recruitment from 50 to 100 people for spring service at Jordan High, two junior highs, and 11 elementary schools. Interested persons should contact Ellis and attend a Jan 23 orientation, with full briefings set for Feb 2 4 and 5. The program draws on studies of similar efforts in Los Angeles San Francisco and Oakland to provide direct educational services.

Northwest Long Beach Ellis Los Angeles San Francisco Oakland

Impossible Yule Dream: An Automatic Washer

A health challenged mother of five hopes for a washing machine for Christmas. She previously tried babysitting to fund a washer but could not continue due to her health. The family’s father left, leaving the five children to attend school while the charity notes they need clothing and gift certificates. Call Salvation Army at 432 7778 referencing Family Number 101. Approximately 100 youngsters enjoyed a bus tour of downtown shopping and Daisy Avenue Tree Lane, sponsored by Rex L Hodges Realty in Long Beach.

Salvation Army Daisy Avenue Long Beach

Pilot and passenger survive backyard crash in Long Beach

Glendale pilot Peter L. Loeterick and Anne Brandt were treated in satisfactory condition after their single engine plane plunged into a Long Beach backyard pool. The craft clipped a second story garage and narrowly missed a sleeping family including a 6 year old girl.

Glendale Peter L. Loeterick Anne Brandt Woodruff Community Hospital Roy R. Hardie Greenbrier Road Loeterick Long Beach Deddette Hardie Roy Lawrence Lehr Roy Hardie Sr Hardie Anthony Davies Greenbrier Davies

Sub Crews Train On 55-Foot Sunken Tower Near Catalina Island

A 55-foot underwater tower will be anchored in 180 feet of water near Fisherman’s Cove on Catalina Island to train Beaver IV crews. The tower will include a dry capsule for transfer training docking rails and a 10-foot square diver’s platform. The project supports Beaver’s ocean system operations for deep water oil field work. A separate theft report notes Abdul Rahman Bawa’s car was broken into and a stereo player with ten tapes valued at 174 dollars was stolen from Long Beach.

North American Rockwell Fisherman’s Cove Catalina Island George Tuttle Jr Beaver Blue Cavern Point NAR Ocean Systems Operations Abdul Rahman Bawa Santa Fe Ave Long Beach

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