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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1968
Page
13
A telephone and mail service invites readers to write TEEN ACTION LINE, Box 230, Long Beach, California, or call HE 23453 from 9 am to 1 pm and 5 pm to 9 pm Monday to Friday for answers to questions of general interest and usefulness.
The Beat Publications Inc. is broke and will publish no more after May. TEEN ACTION LINE found the love poster designer, and you will receive one. Newport Pop Festival info lists Aug 3-4 at Orange County Fairgrounds with acts like Tiny Tim Sonny and Cher and Grateful Dead. Tickets run $4.50 in advance, $5.50 at the gate.
Readers asked about summer volunteer options. Project Tutor seeks two hours weekly to tutor reading and arithmetic at 2222 Olive Ave. Volunteers can also teach music or dance or help collect books and teaching aids. Project Head Start needs teens to help assemble a handbook and prepare items for an August 17 international bazaar. Additional opportunities include swimming lessons for the handicapped at Cerritos Pools and general volunteer info via the Community Volunteer Office at 3515 Linden Ave.
The Country Parson notes how young talent is spotted through television screen tests. Miss Schull interviews twelve to twenty hopefuls daily, with mothers often pushing reluctant children into acting roles. The piece contrasts mature dialogue with inexperience and highlights the Shirley Temple dynamic.
Teenagers across the United States challenge the idea that middle class homes protect youth from crime. They argue money and material comforts don’t guarantee good outcomes and call for better understanding, supervision, and perhaps different court standards for youthful offenders. Four of five favor separate penalties and special courts for juveniles.
In Wilmington reader K V asks where to find 1960 campaign buttons. Answer points to Main's Antiques at 5647 Rosemead Blvd Temple City contact 286-8340, selling Nixon and Kennedy buttons plus broader political memorabilia. Items priced 50 cents to $2 with material going back up to 100 years.
The Hungarian Center at 916 W Sixth St Los Angeles offers books and records in Hungarian. Universal News Agency at 1655 N Las Palmas Ave Hollywood provides newspapers and two magazines from Hungary.
Florida turnpike toll collectors respond to Gov. Claude Kirk: pay hikes are overdue. They report constant overtime, no restroom breaks, and skipped lunches, keeping their faces set in frowns as they work under harsh conditions.
Stockholm reports the government barred three American deserters in Sweden from traveling to Eastern Europe to attend the Communist Youth Festival in Sofia. The Aliens Commission warned they could not re enter Sweden if they went to Bulgaria.
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