Whistling Styles and Social Perceptions Examined
The piece surveys pucker, taxi, and two finger whistles, with expert quotes on mouth shaping and breath control. It notes whistling as a musical tone and a cultural signal from gangsters to librarians, plus anecdotes about newsroom copyboys and new female staffers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Emery
Everett Siegrist
Long Beach
Wilmington
L Street
Dick Clare
San Pedro
New York
Flannigan
Murphy
Four more file for Long Beach City Council seats
Four additional candidates filed for the Long Beach City Council on Friday in the City Clerk’s office. In the First District Philip Brickman John Hanna and Edward Mason joined the field. in the Seventh District Edward A. Tuttle qualified. Filings bring the total to 46 candidates for the March 18 primary with eight other contenders seeking citywide offices. The Seventh District has the largest pool with 15 candidates for a three year term starting July 7, plus a Feb 18 special election to wrap Wayne Sharp’s term.
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Long Beach
Elaine Hamilton
Edward A. Tuttle
Olive Ave
Wayne B. Sharp
Sharp
Council
Long Beach cab firms seek fare increase hearing date
Diamond and Yellow cab companies ask the Long Beach Bureau of Franchises to set a public hearing on fare increases. Robert McNulty says financial data backing the request is being prepared. The hearing should occur within 20 days after City Auditor Courson’s report, with a 10 day public notice.
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Long Beach
Bureau of
City Hall
Robert McNulty
Diamond and Yellow Cab Companies
Louis Possner
Murray T. Courson
Possner
Hufford Named Permanent Los Angeles County CAO
Harry L. Hufford, 43, was unanimously appointed as Los Angeles County chief administrative officer after serving as acting CAO since September 3. He tops a field of finalists including Verne Orr and Gordon Nesvig and faces drafting the 1975-76 county budget amid inflation and potential tax hikes.
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Los Angeles County
CAO
Harry L. Hufford
Hufford
Arthur Will
Contra Costa County
Will
Verne Orr
Gordon T. Nesvig
Civil Service Commission
Citizens
Orr
Nesvig
Lifeboat flies baby on lifesaving 180 mile mission
Coast Guard Flying Life Boat helicopter carried a portable incubator doctor and two nurses on a 180 mile roundtrip Friday to Goleta Valley Hospital near Santa Barbara. The 18 hour old Scott Nawrocki was placed in incubator and rushed to Harbor General Neonatal ICU. The baby’s condition was critical but with a good chance of survival.
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Coast Guard
Cmdr
Herbert L. Johnson
Huntington Beach
Goleta Valley Hospital
Santa Barbara
Scott Narwocki
Harbor General Hospital
Catalina Preskill
Virginia Bruce
Lori Menard
Harbor General
Scott
Elroy Nawrocki
Goleta
Rosemary Leake
James Seidel
Compromise ends power struggle over LBSU newspaper
A dispute over control of Long Beach State University’s Forty-Niner was settled by a compromise placing day to day supervision with the journalism faculty while preserving student editorial policy. The paper will have an editorial director from the faculty, but a student board retains control of editorials and letters, with advertising and business managed by the faculty.
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Long Beach State University
Associated Students
M. L. Stein
LBSU
Stein
American Council For Education In Journalism
Tortolano
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Joe Greer
Carol Delaurier
Manuel Rivera
Tom Hartfield
Bob Shumway
American Dental Association
James F. Loos
Philip Brickman
E. Ninth St
E. John Hanna
Daisy Ave
Edward Mason
E. Broadway
William J. Burgis
Golden Ave
Edward J. Peters Sr
W. 33Rd St
Raymond A. Baker
Willow St
L.B. Cab
Board of Supervisors
Pete Schabarum
Baxter Ward
Oracle
Sheriff's Department
Martin Nishkian
County Usc Medical Center
CG Lifeboat
Jim Tortolano
Yisper
Forty-Niner
The
University
Journalism
Kent Henderson