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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1967
Page
13
The service invites readers to write TEEN ACTION LINE, Box 230, Long Beach, California, 90801. Submit questions by 1 pm or 5 pm for same day consideration, with sessions available Monday through Friday, selecting questions for broad public benefit.
Lakewood High School Key Club dedicates a plaque to servicemen killed in Vietnam. Lakewood officials and district records list graduates including Marine Pic. Marc A. Brown class of 1985 and Pic. Roger R. Marshall class of 1964, with others to be added as information arrives.
The Office of the Director of Aeronautics at Long Beach Airport will send a copy of an engineer dog drawing showing the facility layout. For mask making, Belmont Shore Art Center owner June Park suggests a paper strip and glue mold, while George Douris of Langhorne Pa describes a three person method with vaseline and plaster. Complete instructions are at the Long Beach Public Library.
Community complaint about Douglas A Newcomb Elementary: K through eighth grade, with seventh and eighth graders required to raise hands to leave the cafeteria and face scolding for unfinished lunches. The note argues for age-appropriate privileges such as gym time and snack period.
A UPI report notes the Trieste I bathyscaphe left San Diego for delivery to the Smithsonian in Washington and cites its record deep dive. In Sacramento a legislative hearing warned that without drastic bollworm eradication measures California cotton could perish, voiced by Eugene Egan of Randers Cotton Oil Association.
PRESS-TELEGRAM reports a survey of 3,000 teenagers showing about 30 percent prefer country or small towns over cities or suburbs. They cite air pollution, crime, crowdedness, and aesthetic appeal as factors. Several suburban teens want city opportunities, while some rural residents plan to move to urban areas for activity and work.
A 14 year old, David Hall, was buried to his neck in quicksand near his Mission Viejo home. Orange County sheriffs deputies and firemen arrived in time with shovels to free him and him and plan his safe recovery. No injuries reported.
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