Nixon Campaign Stop Presses Long Beach HQ Greeting
Long Beach welcomed GOP governor candidate Richard M. Nixon on a bus tour with a 10 30 am greeting at 101 Long Beach Blvd. Nixon’s local chair Henry Clock and volunteers including Mrs. Lungren and Mrs. Godwin planned a coffee reception before the candidate planned to arrive by 11. Also noted were volunteer recruitment appeals and other campaign events in the area.
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Bob Houser
Peirce
Richard M. Nixon
GOP
Long Beach
Long Beach Bly
Nixon
John C. Lungren
Southland
Henry Clock
Lungren
Robert Godwin
Rudolph Munzer
Francis Lowry
Elmer Jennings
Fred Herington
Senate
Pam
Madison
Film Society Opens Series Here Tonight
Long Beach Film Society begins its summer program with a 7 o'clock screening of La Grande Illusion at Long Beach State College mime theater. Films alternate every two weeks. series subscriptions cost $5 from P.O. Box 8001 Long Beach 5 or at the box office tonight. Single admissions are $1.25 per program.
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Long Beach Film Society
Long Beach State College Huie
P.O
Long Beach 5
Elderly Pair Seeks Missing Fox Terrier Mr Fuddy
A young fox terrier named Mr Fuddy, four years old with a curled tail, is missing from the home of Mrs Mable C Hertzog and Earl Swanson at 1105 Euclid Ave. The pet is valued by an elderly patient and the blind pensioner. If seen call Mrs Hertzog.
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Mr Fuddy
Mable C. Hertzog
Earl Swanson
Euclid Ave
Fuddy
Grunion Run Tonight Promoted by Local Photo Notice
A photo feature highlights Margie Reedin during Long Beach area grunion hunting. The piece notes the weekly run schedule with evening windows and mentions the next run after Tuesday night. Hunters favor buckets or gunny sacks to haul the silver fish.
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Margie
Jeff
Long Beach City College
Oscar It Beeps 5000 Hams Listen At Disneyland
About 3000 amateur radio enthusiasts gathered at Disneyland Hotel to hear Oscar IV, a ten pound amateur satellite launched from Van Nuys Air Force Base by a USAF rocket. The event coincides with the Southwest Division ARRL convention and marks the second amateur satellite to reach orbit, following last December’s two week flight that logged 278 orbits. Ralph Steinberg of Long Beach demonstrates one of three satellites on display, as the convention hall hosts the impromptu project. The Lee DeForest Award for amateur radio achievement will be presented by DeForest’s widow on Sunday afternoon.
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Air Force
van' ‘Denberg Air Forcs Base
American Relay League
Ralph Steinberg
Jo Argonne Ave
Long “Beach
Lee DeForest
DeForest
Han
Iquez
Ite Phalg
Ralph Steinber
Argonne Ave
Anaheim
Disneyland Hotel
Oscar IL
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Tulsa Meeting Attendees for National Retired Civil Employers
President Floyd Delay and Frank A. Winslow of Long Beach Chapter 21 will attend the association's seventh biennial convention in Tulsa Oklahoma. The event is scheduled for June 46 a misprint likely. Participants include leaders from NAtional Association of Retired Civil Employers.
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Tulsa
Floyd Delay
Frank A. Winslow
Long Beach
National Association of
Okla
Hearing Set for Suspect in Hospital Guard Slaying
Andrew Lee Jones, 27, of Los Angeles, charged with murder in the slaying of hospital guard Harold M. Brena, will have a preliminary hearing Monday at 2 pm in Santa Ana Municipal Court. Jones arraigned Friday before Judge David Fresth, per Orange County sheriff deputies.
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George McLain
California League of Senior Citizens
Elm Ave
Joseph M. Kenrick
Bert Bond
Los Angeles
John F. Gibson
Andrew Lee Jones
Los “Angeles
Orange County
Harold M. Brena
Santa Ana Municipal Court
Jones
Leharce
Santa
Ana
David Fresch
Orange County Sheriff's Deputies
Los Anggeles
Elena
Anti Radiation Drug AET Suppresses Cancers in Trials
Dr Joseph V Schlosser reports AET may boost cancer patients resistance to radiation and extend survival in advanced cases. He notes limited tolerance and toxicity, with 65 patients treated and 6 surviving from 244 to 334 years in the study. Bone marrow freezing and reinjection also shown to enable higher radiation dosing.
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Ben Zinzer
Joseph V. Schlosser
New Orleans
Schlosser
Hugh M. Pyle
The
Protein Foundation
Jamica Plain
Mass
Nathaniel B Kurnick
Long Beach
Fingerprints Say Doe Is Bolender In Custody
FBI wire from Harbor Division LAPD reveals fingerprints link prisoner known as John Doe No. 1 to David Axel Bolender born May 22, 1928 in Evanston Illinois. Arrested May 26 in San Pedro for throwing concrete at a patrol car, Bolender has refused to speak or eat for seven days while under psychiatric evaluation.
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Robert
John Doe
David
David Axel Bolender
FBI
Harbor Division
Los Angeles Police Department
Botender
Evanston, Ill
Army
Chicago
San Pedro
Eye City Job Rule Changes
A move to permit nonresidents to hold city jobs failed to reach a decision in the Advisory Charter Revision Committee. They will reopen the topic June 15 while considering a compromise for emergency workers and removing a leave of absence section. They also discussed removing the 5 percent interest cap on municipal bonds and the potential tax impact of bond interest exemption.
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George Weeks
Advisory
Virgil H. Spongberg
Marvin E .Tincher
Ordhange
Samuel WM. Roberts
Long Beach Concerts And Shows Schedule
Toray in Long Beach presents events at multiple venues. The Long Beach Municipal Band performs near Seventh Street and Studebaker Road at 6 pm. At Magnolia Theatre a 7 pm show of The Seven Year Itch followed by The World of Suzie Wong at 8:30 pm. Off Broadway Theatre hosts The Third Best Sport at 8:30 pm. Corinthian Theater Morgan Hall presents Damn Yankees at 8:30 pm.
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Long Beach Municipal Band
Kettering Pta
Seventh Street
Studebaker Road
Magnolia Theatre
Magnolia Ave
Suzie Wong
Community Playhouse
Anaheim
Damn Yankees
Man from Long Beach sentenced in Mexico on narcotics charges
Frederick A. Hoffman, 27, heir to a Long Beach real estate fortune, received six years in a Mexico City prison after an explosion at a rural Cuernavaca area home revealed a marijuana heroin processing laboratory. Hoffman claimed the lab was for personal use and gifts. Police allege the products were distributed in Mexico and exported to the United States. Evidence suggested drugs reached the U S in bottles labeled as patent medicines. Hoffman, injured in the blast, awaited transfer to prison, and was connected to a large family estate.
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Frederick A. Hoffman
Long Beach
Mexico City
Cuernavaca
Enrque Canudas Flores
Denver
Coloman
Hoffman
Mexico
United States
P Eer
Fred Hoffman
Frederick
Wonders of Laser Power Pledged by Ken Knight
Scientist in Anaheim estate sauay predicts instant coast to coast TV, a death beam, and surgery by a laser beam. Roy G. Kacson at dedication of Auto certics Research Center says LASER use has barely begun and Air Force plans intensive study for military purposes.
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Anaheim
Sauay
Roy G. Kacson
Autocertics Research Center
Air Force
Knutson
Advanced Systems
Autonetics Research and Development Division
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Oeee
Film Society
Grunion
Margie Reed
Heer
Oscar
By Charles Ridgway
Park Ir
Doe
Bolender
County General Hospital
Municipal Court
Department 95
Superior Court
Menicpal Court
Eye City
Toray
Ken Knight
Krutson
Dave Seber Lefty
Postal Department
Kalman Brooks
East Long Beach
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