Southland events showcase whale watching and golf tournament
A roundup of Southland activities lists whale watching at Palos Verdes and San Pedro and the 45th Los Angeles Open at Rancho Golf Course along with numerous exhibits, theatre offerings, and parades across cities including Santa Barbara, Long Beach, Glendale, and Pasadena through early January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe Springs
Palos Verdes
Point Loma
San Pedro
Sata Barbara
Southland
Automobile Club of Southern California
Ansheim
Convention Center
W. Katella Ave
Addi Stockdale
Anaheim Art Association
W. Broadway
Arcadia
Santa Anita
Claremont
Padua Hill Theatre
Coronado
San Diego Bay
Downey
Downey Museum of Art
S. Rives Ave
Glendale
Brand Boulevard
Harvard
Doran Street
Lomita
Lomita Railroad Museum
Railroad Museum
Long Beach
Seaside Blvd
Museum of Art
Ocean Blvd
Los Angeles
Isko
Plaza Park
Olvera Street
Los Angelicas del Puello
el Pueblo State Historic Park
Calle de la Plaza
Holywood
Colt Ang
Museum of Natural History
L. A. Zoo
Kaleidiscopa
Euclid Avenue
Holt Boulevand
G" Street
California
Mexico
Marineland
Pasadena
Orange Grove Avenue
Francisco Goya
Art Museum
de- Anza Cove
Mission Bay
Point Fermin
Cabrillo Beach
Santa Ana
Orange County
Bowers Museum
N. Main St
Santa Barbara
Santa Barbara Harbor
Los Nietos Park
Charlesworth Road
Sherman Oaks
Storybook Playhouse
Los Angeles Repertory Company
van Nuys Blvd
A Time to Live Puerto Vallarta Site to Behold
Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, described as a retirement choice with steep streets and cobblestone paving. The piece notes few permanent Americans, the town’s upscale shift, hospitality chains, and a glimpse of life for expatriates including real estate prices, summer rates, and travel details from Tepic to the coast in November 1970.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puerto Vallarta
Mexico
Puerto Vallerta
Posada Ajijic
Acapulco
Hilton
Booth Waterbury
Beth
Newport Beach
Cal
Ajijic
Gustavo Dias Ordaz
Nixon
Portland
Ore
What Young People Think TV Should Entertain Not Educate
A National poll of high school and college students finds 78.1 percent favor entertaining TV over educational content. Voices from Louisville to Bethesda urge entertainment, while a minority push for education. Sesame Street is cited as an example of blending both aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lim
Tong
Dennis Johnson
Louisville
South
Jill Carmichael
Bethesda
Aptors Bhuten Morro
New Haven
Holden
Miami
Teachers warned against strikes by national AFT leaders
National AFT representatives Robert Crozier and John Schmid told the California Federation of Teachers convention that strikes risk broad harm and loss of public support. They urged settlement first, noting past strikes failed to hold unions together and that boards won’t easily bargain without strong worker organization. A closed shop was proposed as a long-term goal, though current membership trails. Legal notice follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onterey
California
Federation” of Teachers
Afe-Cig Union
Robert
Crozier
John Schmid
American Federation of Teachers
Gateway Mortgage Corporation
Corporation
Myrna Davis
Tel Fe
Superior Court of the
Tate of California
County of
Los Angeles
Esther C. Nelson
Esther Carolina Nelson
Wal.lace & Deatherage
W. Orton Bivd
Lone Beach
Guach
James T. Evans
Norslynett
John W
Hint
Long Beach
Califor
Rte
Ossornn W. Landy Vow
Dans
Cateway Mortgage Corporation
Morrie Anthony DE Carlo
Lola
DE Carlo
Pate
County Recorder
Kidder
United States
East Broadway
Glendale
Long Beach Mineral District
Istate
Long Beacd
State of California
Bixby Land Company
Petaluma
Galt Teed Affaforesaid Linense
Esceow
Department of Kelly Escrows, Inc
Orange Avenue
Department of Atcohnka Beverage Control
Alice K. Neighbors
Robert H. Corkish
Cecelia
Patel
Bringermann
Tone Plaza
Apt
S.W. Park Avenue
Portland
Oregon
Allen Baker
Howard M. Smith
Chault Court
State of
East First Street
Long Bezeh
Center cuts energy bill as inflations bites budget
A Stanford operated center funded by the U.S. Atomic Energy Commission lowers its annual electricity costs by 900000 dollars for the current year. The spokesman John Sanders cites a general economy move with a 25 million dollar budget unchanged for three years. Downtime will permit machine modifications while 1290 workers stay employed on other tasks, including processing scientific data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seld John Sanders
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Cabrillo National Monument
San’ Diego
Rockets
Lakers
San Francisco
Gulls
Phoenix
Seattle
Tgerto Vallarta
Elizabeth Taylor
Richard Burton
Tepic
Tapeck
Nancy Gilbert
Wile
Wilds
Richard Petricelli
Bedford
Iowa
James O'Connor
Washington, D.C
James Moiahan
Bellville, NY
Schmid
East St. Louis
Stanford
Stanford University
The
U.S. Atomic ‘Energy Commis
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Decorative
Furniture Mfg. “Co
Fira
Persod
Edward
Osuna
Walterrand, Avenue
Edward Osuna
Los Angeles County
Jane BI
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HORS
Lyon
Eastfornia
Habert J. Foeisi
Cecoila Corkish
Hus
Thera
Webster
Cs Hornia
Bouthon Alley Liquors
Kaxtath Street
OLE Sale General Ignoricense
East 4Th Street
Equitable Sayings & Loan
Sali
Tansfer
Aidicense
Saint Department of Alcoholic Beverage Panteod
Teader Service
National Casualty Co
Independent
Press-Telegram
Pine Long Beach
Forer
Vl Coke
Atiddle
Pring
National Casualty Company
JCI
Covening Press
Telagram
Cevenion Press-Teteuram