Search Ends for Bomber Lost at Sea
The Air Force announced the bomber disappeared near San Miguel Island last Wednesday during a practice bombing run from Santa Barbara. A possible oil slice sighting near San Miguel Thursday yielded no clues as aircraft and ships searched the area. The six jet plane, attached to the 22nd Bomb Wing at March Air Force Base, carried Maj. Albert E. Lloyd, Maj. John H. Griffin, and Capt. Elvis Crumpen, all Riverside residents. Search operations were conducted from Long Beach Air Force Base.
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Great influx of pilgrims fills Lourdes for centenary
Pilgrims stream into Lourdes France to observe the centenary of the vision of St Bernadette at the shrine grotto. The first U S group 46 people led by Archbishop Christopher Weldon of Springfield Mass arrived by plane via Paris as French police deploy extra patrols to deter pickpockets amid large crowds.
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Sorority Hosts Future Teachers of America at LBSC
Theta, a national educational honorary sorority at Long Beach State College, will host Future Teachers of America members from Long Beach area high schools next Thursday. The event will provide information on the teaching profession and acquaint students with LBSC facilities.
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Long Beach State College
Teachers of America
Long Beach Area
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