Traffic chief resigns over advisory group clash echoes city politics
Lakewood traffic and safety chairman Phillip G. Patterson resigns criticizing council for ignoring the seven member advisory panel. Councilman William Burns defends the council noting near unanimous support for the group and the city’s traffic education program. Patterson’s successor to be named at Tuesday meeting. John H. Cameron, 34, Long Beach electronics engineer, is cleared in a Montreal murder inquiry after fingerprints handwriting and photo are checked remotely. He was previously arrested on a petty auto theft charge and released.
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Earl Griswold
Lakewood City
William Burns
Phillip G. Patterson
City Traffic and Safety Committee
Burns
Patterson
Ite
John H. Cameron
Long Beach
Montreal
Canada
Long Beach City
Cameron
Keymore St
Val Petty
Maurice W
Costa
Hazelbrook Ave
4.L.B. Area Women Take Off in Derby
Four Long Beach area women join 117 pilots in the Powder Puff Derby from San Diego to Charleston S C. A Cessna 140 crewed by Rita Gibson and partner flies 2 177 miles. Another Long Beach entry uses a Cessna 172 with Cleo Morrison and Florence Anderberg aboard. Takeoff began at 9 a m with 60 planes following. The route passes Yuma Tucson El Paso Midland Tyler Jackson Miss Montgomery Als Macon Ga. Pilots must reach Charleston before noon next Tuesday to share in 2 500 prize money.
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Long Beach Area
San Diego
Charleston
S. C
Orance
Yuma
Tucson
Aziz
el Paso
Midland
Tyler
Tex
Jackson
Miss. Montgomery
Als
Macon
Alumni Leader Named President Of Long Beach State College Alumni Assn
The Long Beach State College Alumni Association names Bob Eating of 3559 Charlemagne Ave as its new president succeeding Joan Read of Garden Grove. Also named are Pat Hearle as vice president Anne Cope secretary and board members Wendell Miler Don Sloper Joe Rodriguez Lynn Richmond and Chuck Horger. Three board vacancies will be filled at the regular meeting July 17.
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Bob Eating
Charlemagne Ave
Long Beach State College Alumni Assn
Joan S. Read
Garden Grove
Pat Hearle
Anne Cope
Wendell Miler
Don ‘Sloper
Joe Rodriguez
Lynn “Richmond
Chuck Horger
Association
Skier Hurt as Tow Rope Breaks Near Pacific Leading
Water skier Carl Berner of Los Angeles was treated at Seaside Memorial Hospital for injuries to his right hand after his tow rope broke near Pacific Landing.
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Carl Berner
Los Angeles
Seaside Memorial Hospital
Pacific Lending
L B Man Named Fulbright Scholar
Burton B. Fredericksen of 1928 Pasadena Ave receives a Fulbright scholarship under the State Department International Exchange Program. He will study painting at the Munich art academy in Germany. Fredericksen, a former car parts boy and district manager for the Independent Press Telegram, studied at Long Beach City College and UCLA.
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Burton B. Fredericksen
Pasadena Ave
State Department
Munich
Art Academy
Fredericksen
Ifor
The
Independent
Press
Telegram
Land
Foly
Long
Seaside Memorial Hospital lists 18 staff medics in training
Eighteen members of the Seaside Memorial Hospital house staff, including six residents, ten interns, and two externs, report one year of training under the hospital's medical education program. Residents and interns hail from institutions such as Rochester, Michigan, Temple, Aberdeen, Leiden, Oxford, and more, with externs from Andrews and Toronto.
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Seaside Memoral Hospital
Philip F. Voight
Alan Brown
University’ S of Rochester
Vernon
R. Chan
College of Medical
Richard Drexelius
Charles, J. Heller
Walter G. Stegeman
M.D
University of Cincinnati
Henry A. Januska
University of Michigan
Gen
Mc" Levitz
Temple University
Flora Mackeond
Aberdeen University
Scotland
Amos Pansovsky
Manchester University
England
Edgar’ Palarea
Tulane’ University
Cecil ‘Relbih
Isa ¢K ~ Schwartz
Imed. Dis
State
University of Leiden
Netherlands
Richard B. Seymour
University of Nebraska
Malcolm K. T. Valentine
Radcliffe Infirmary of
Oxford
Robert A. Wolf
Universityjot
Cincinnati
William Edward. Kroutil
Universit.Andrews
Raymond Levin
University of Toronto
Checkers of Traffic On the Job Downtown Study
A special crew under De Leuw, Cather & Co directs a weekend traffic survey in the downtown core. Twenty temporary city employees and automatic counters collect data bounded by Golden and Amalitos Aves and Anaheim St to Ocean Blvd. The initial phase finished, the holiday weekend survey aims to guide a master traffic control system for the central business district. the firm holds a $25,000 contract and will file a report late this year.
This Is the Program Sunday Job Series Kickoff
The Independent Press Telegram launches a six part series starting Sunday titled This Is the Program. It explores translating urban improvement into jobs and examines convention spending tourist income costs to city residents and the program’s price tag with staff writer Ben Zinsser detailing questions and answers.
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Long Beach
P Jess-Telegram
Ben Zinser
Independent, Press-Telegram
Honors Due 33 for Blood Gift
Long Beach sailors who donated blood for a heart surgery on Verna Ainsworth will be honored by the Navy and the American Red Cross in a Monday ceremony aboard USS Helena. All donors were volunteers, and Verna, 17, is recovering at St. Vincent's Hospital after a successful Kaye-Gaeriner heart-lung machine operation.
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Long Beach
Navy
American Red Cross
Seavroren Stewemmmy
Helena
Adm
J. M. Hubbard
Kaye-Gaeriner
Verna Mac Ainsworth
Harbor City
Ainsworth
James Ainsworth
St. Vincent's Hospital
Los Angeles
Reservists Return From Camp Matthews Training
Reservists from the 21st Infantry Company headquartered in Compton completed a two week training session at Camp Matthews. They participated in an amphibious assault and received training in helicopter tactics before returning home Friday.
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Long Beach
Marine Corps
Reeservists
Camp, Matthews
21St Infantry Co
Compton
White Sheep in the Family stage play at Community Playhouse
Long Beach readers are invited to curtain time at 7 30 p.m. for the stage play White Sheep in the Family at the Community Playhouse. Show runs through July 26 with evening performances and a closing Sunday matinee. An auto show featuring hot rods custom and sports cars continues at Municipal Auditorium from 6 p.m. to midnight, concluding this Sunday.
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Municipal Auditorium
Long Beach
Community Playhouse
Money Stolen From Car in Bellflower Neighborhood
A theft report from Thomas Leroy Cheney of 16118 BellMower Blvd Bellflower states his billfold containing $35 was stolen from his car parked at Ocean Blvd and Hermosa Ave on Friday. No suspect information provided.
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Thomas Leroy Cheney
BellMower
Bellflower
Ocean Blvd
Hermosa Ave
McNaughton Named Education Professor at LBSC
Dr Daniel C McNaughton former Santa Ana College president and noted junior college educator is appointed professor of education at Long Beach State College His duties start this fall LBSC president P Victor Peterson cites his extensive junior college expertise and service on the Commission on Accrediting Junior College
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Daniel C. McNaughton
Santa Ana College
Long Beach State College
P. Victor Peterson
LBSC
McNaughton
What Is a Woman A Portrait in Sunday's Independent
A four part Sunday feature surveys the American woman with varied angles. The Women's Section begins a portrait touching opinions, marriage, power, and social roles. An Indian tribe led by a woman chief is spotlighted at a Southland resort.
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Independent
Press-Telegram
Southland
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