Girl in the Nuclear Age Dreams of Graduation at Lakewood High
The piece profiles Carole Thompson of Lakewood High School in Irvine Park as she contemplates graduation and the aspirations of young women amid global tensions. The narrative contrasts enduring youth with a world of Khrushchev Castro Mao and new opportunities for education and careers. The imagery shows her in a white dress near the water, embodying timeless youth and longing as she faces the future.
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Harbor Board land lease amendment gains city committee approval
George Weeks reports the Harbor Board may lease land and facilities for up to 250 years after the City Charter Revision Committee approved the amendment. The change extends the previous 40 year maximum, matching a 1962 voter approval for harbor district leases outside the harbor.
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Live Long Beach events and theater listings today
Today in LB concerts include Long Beach Symphony Orchestra at 8 pm and Municipal Band at 2 pm at the Municipal Auditorium. On Stage features The Loud Red Patrick at 8:40 pm at the Community Playhouse. Gypsy runs at Bradway Theater at 8 pm. The 17th annual Print Makers Society of California exhibit is open 9 am to 9 pm at the Main Public Library Lincoln Park. Harbor committee actions cover charter changes on leases and project funding thresholds.
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Charity Gyp Exposé Promises Sunday Series
A Sunday edition promises a penetrating series on charity chiselers who steal from the public purse. It warns readers that some solicitors are taking money from polite aid programs promoted for needy citizens, highlighting a growing fraud issue.
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Attorneys Urged to Strengthen Leadership Role
Walter E Craig president of the American Bar Association urged 400 members in Long Beach to take a stronger public leadership role. He cited the unique qualifications of lawyers to serve communities and counties and noted his 1956 ABA delegation to Russia. The ceremony installed George Trammell as ABA president, with James Baker, Louis J. Han, and Henry H. Clock in new leadership roles and named new governors Rey J. Brown, Lynn D. Coupten, Francis A. Uteckt, Robert Bergmann and Dale B. Deatherage.
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Iowan Housewife Hangs Self Over Homesickness
Primrose Gienapp, 52, a Long Beach mother of two born in Iowa, was found dead Friday in a garage by tying a rope around her neck and to a garage beam. Police reported she had become despondent over leaving her Iowa birthplace.
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Police Protest Terror Pair Ask Old Jobs
Two Long Beach police officers Philip H. Smith and Joseph E. McKeen Jr. appealed to the Civil Service Board for reinstatement after being dismissed on charges including conduct unbecoming an officer and creating a disturbance at the Sony Hotel on January 18. The board will consider the technical sufficiency of the charges next Friday with a hearing possible later date.
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