Violence Root Causes Pinpointed by Psychiatrist
Dr. Harry R. Brickman linked modern violence to long running Western culture and Judeo Christian tradition arguing that media images shape attitudes. He said violence includes control and exclusion of minorities and noted Christ’s nonviolence as a counterpoint. Another expert urged family focus and media cleanup to curb youth violence.
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Brickman
Long Beach
Covenant Presbyterian Church
Japan
Red China
Soviet Union
Ther
Dr. Brickman
United States
Abe
Dr. Abe
Stricken Infant Rallies as Public Cheers Her On
Compassion floods Huntington Beach as 9 week old Stephanie Odom shows improvement after critical illness. Public support so overwhelms the hospital that staff seek help to manage calls. Marine veteran Gordon Odom and wife Sandra grateful for community assistance and hopeful for discharge in coming days.
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Gordon Odom
Odom
Stephanie Odom
Huntington Inter-Community Hospital
Louise Rosenboom
Dennis Fineberg
Huntington Beach Hospital
Navy
C. John Maspero
Coronado Ave
Odoms
Rosenboom
Kennedy memorial at Long Beach College mourns RFK
President McIntosh and a lineup of faculty and students mourn Robert Kennedy at California State College at Long Beach. Speakers press for awakening to human rights, self examination, and a peaceful path forward after the senator’s assassination.
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Robert F. Kennedy
California State College AT
Long Beach
McIntosh
Virginia Ringer
Robert Kennedy
Joseph White
Fernando Hernandez
United Mexican-American Students
Sirhan Tapes Introduced in Kirschke Case
Long Beach double slaying defendant Jack Kirschke seeks a new trial. Attorney Davis may inspect Sirhan Bishara Sirhan tape remarks in a bid to reopen the case. Aug. 7 hearing set on the motion.
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Long Beach
Jack Kirschke
Robert F. Kennedy
Kirschke
George T. Davis
San Francisco
Superior Court
Kathleen Parker
Sirhan Bishara Sirhan
Davis
Los Angeles
Thomas Reddin
Albert C. S. Ramsey
Elaine Terry
Orville Crankhan
Parker
Rivo Alto Canal
Naples
Wolfer
William W. Harper
Wolfert
George Davis
Right
Bridges Welcomed at Wilmington Union Hall Dedication
Harry Bridges attended the Local 63 Marine Clerks Association dedication of a new 115000 Wilmington headquarters a 6000 square foot hiring hall and meeting rooms at 707 W C Street. Local 20A was on strike against U S Borax. the building was funded by 456 members donating 200 each plus a 35000 loan from ILWU pension fund.
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Harry Bridges
Local 63
Marine Clerks Association
Wilmington
Bridges
W. C Street
U.S. Borax Company
James A. Jackson
ILWU
Pension and Welfare Fund
Jackson
Long Beach
Los Angeles
Extension DKd on Drill Permit for Dominguez Gap Site
Five year extension approved for a drill permit on the Dominguez Gap sea barrier project in the Wilmington area. Supervisor Burton W. Chace stated the County Flood Control District may continue to inject water into exploratory wells on Salt Lake Railroad Co. land near Anaheim Street and Henry Ford Avenue. The antibrine program aims to stop seawater intrusion into underground fresh water basins.
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Dominguez Gap
Wilmington
Burton W. Chace
County Flood Control District
Salt Lake Railroad Co
Anaheim Street
Henry Ford Avenue
Census shift boosts Orange County state aid
A Friday state census counted Orange County rural residents at 153 175, 10 815 more than earlier estimates, unlocking up to 850 000 in extra state funds from vehicle licenses and grants. Villa Park gained 190 residents to 1 737, while Yorba Linda dropped 1 737 to 9 904 after incorporation last fall, reducing its state aid.
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Orange County
State Department of Finance
County Planning Department
Villa Park
Yorba Linda
Train Hits Kills Tod on Tracks in Lawndale
A north bound freight struck 2 year old Michael Leed Wittrock at the corner of 170th Street and Compton Avenue as he stepped onto the rails to wave at the train crew. The 28 mile per hour train tossed him 40 feet and stopped 612 feet past the impact. He died en route to Gardena Valley Hospital.
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Lawndale
Michael Leed Wittrock
172Nd St
170Th Street
Compton Avenue
Burglars Take $1190 From Long Beach Apartment
Police say Edward Gillham's apartment at 6221 Cherry Ave was ransacked on Friday. Burglars fled with clothing radios and a television valued at $1190.
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Edward Gillham
Cherry Ave
Long Beach
Chadwick School to Hear CSCLB Leader McIntosh
President Carl W. McIntosh of California State College at Long Beach will speak to 38 Chadwick School graduates on Palos Verdes Peninsula. Diplomas will be presented at a 2 p.m. ceremony in the campus amphitheater by Jack A. Swain and Paul G. Lee, with Daniel H. Ridder introducing the speaker.
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Carl W. McIntosh
California State College At
Long Beach
Chadwick School
Palos Verdes Peninsula
Jack A. Swain
Roessler-Chadwick Foundation
Paul G. Lee
Daniel H. Ridder
Dr. McIntosh
Private Rites for Hines, Retired LPT Executive
Harold M. Hines 62 longtime assistant to the publisher of the Indepen dent Press Telegram died of a heart attack Thursday night in Pasadena. A former city manager of Pasadena he retired from active management last December and remained a consultant to Twin Coast Newspapers Inc. He began in news work in 1914 in Long Beach and later served as Pasadena tax consultant before becoming city manager in 1944. He is survived by his wife a daughter a sister and two grandchildren. Donations to charities are requested in lieu of flowers.
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Pasadena
Harold M. Hines
Independent Press-Telegram
Hines
Atha
Naples
I,pt
Twin Coast Newspapers, Inc
Ridder Publications
Security First National Bank
Donald Scott
Harold Cowles
Gary
Greg
Buena Park Soldier Among 57 On Vietnam Casualty List
Cpl. Marcel A. La Rochelle of Buena Park was killed in action. He is listed among 57 servicemen named by the Defense Department in the latest Vietnam casualty notices. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Wilfed H. LaRochelle of 7560 El Cerro Drive.
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Buena Park
Defense Department
Cpl
Marcel A. LaRochelle
Wilfed H. LaRochelle
el Cerro Drive
Free events in Long Beach schedule today
Admission-free events in Long Beach include an 11 am All City Pet Show at Bixby Park a 2 pm Long Beach Municipal Band concert at Lincoln Park and an 8 pm piano recital by Loretta Gardner at First Christian Church located at 125 East Fifth Street.
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Long Beach
Bixby Park
Lincoln Park
Loretta Gardner
First Christian Church
E. Fifth St
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