Panic Button for City Desk Delivers Wacky Calls
Bill Hazlett profiles ag Bob Alford and officers Ron Skaggs and Joe Richard of the Police Service Desk. They handle 250 to 300 calls per eight hour shift ranging from cat parties under houses to car thefts and robbery reports. The piece contrasts humorous inquiries with life and death emergencies and notes the service desk faces constant, varied demands.
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Bill Hazlett
Bob Alford
Police Service Desk
Alford
Ron Skaggs
Joe Richardgos
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Joe Richardson
Oil leak from Sandanger fouls San Diego beaches
The Norwegian liner Sandanger spills oil from a damaged hull affecting a 25 percent stretch of coast from Coronado to San Diego, forcing closures at Silver Strand and nearby beaches. Navy amphibious tests may be suspended while authorities consider contamination risks to fish and birds. Parents of a fire victim file negligence suit naming the ship’s owners, Westfal-Larsen Co. Inc. and Interocean Shipping.
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Long Beach
Coronado
Sandanger
Westfal
Authorities Sen Co. Inc
Dennis Y Leary
Navy
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Corontola
Fb Game Department
Harold, Vorue
la Jolla
Bellflower Mayfair Sign-up For Summer Classes
Registration for summer classes at Bellflower and Mayfair High Schools in Belt Rowee School District runs three days starting Monday. Juniors and seniors enroll Monday, freshmen Tuesday, sophomores Wednesday, with all parochial students included. Hours are 1 to 3 pm. Six week sessions begin July 6.
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Gummer
Bellflower
Mayfair
Belt
Rowee
Conservative Baptists Plan Eight Workshops and Meetings
The Conservative Baptists hold eight workshops on leadership training at the 21st National Fellowship in Municipal Auditorium. About 400 fellows will reconvene Sunday for a Missionary Recognition Service. Friday peaked with a resolution opposing topless bathing suits, calling nudity pagan and urging modest dress. Rev. John Ballentine, committee chair, says the resolution reacts to recent press pictures.
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Baptists
John Ballentine
DuBay Could Make History in Church Reform
The case of Rev. William H. DuBay, a Compton priest who asked Pope Paul VI to remove Cardinal McIntyre, may change age old church practices. DuBay defies capitulation, keeps silent, and faces Vatican review, with potential shifts toward priest civil liberties. He will retreat in Camarillo then vacation, while archdiocese officials assess his future.
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Compton
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James Francis Cardinal Mclntyre
Los Angeles
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DuBay
Camarillo
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Nesto
Jubay Kneels as Final Rights Proceed at St Albert’s
Officials report services at St Albert’s are expected to go smoothly with little disruption. Bishops and attendees urged continued calm as prayers mark end of mourning for noted community figure.
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Fr. Dubay
St. Albert's
Jubay
On Stage And Screen Listings In Long Beach Area
Local listings show plays in progress at Community Playhouse 5021 E Anaheim St 8 30 pm Sunday New York Magnolia Theatre 2400 Magnolia Ave 8 30 pm Look Hack in Anger Off B roadway Theater 211 Lime Ave 8 30 pm Candida Theater Upstairs 835 Locust Ave 8 30 pm The Magician Bergman film at Little Theatre Cal State College Long Beach 7 and 9 pm Gospel Concerts at Municipal Auditorium 8 pm
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Anaheim St
New York
Magnolia Theater
Magnolia Ave
Lime Ave
Candida
Morgan Hall
Locust Ave
Ingmar Bergman
The
Brighter Era Touted By McIntosh At Compton College
Cal State Long Beach president Dr Carl W McIntosh told 314 Compton College graduates the era is brighter yet worrisome for civically engaged students He warned that undergraduates seem more focused on civil rights campaigns free speech and other beliefs than trivial pursuits while faculty fear producing educated alumni may frighten them.
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Vere Tod
Carl W. McIntosh
Cal State
Long Beach
McIntosh
Audrey
Increased tax rebate for Santa Fe Springs
The final increment of Santa Fe Springs' share of the four cent sales tax has boosted total sales tax revenue for the 1963 64 fiscal year ending June 30 to 719240, Robert Williams air manager announced Friday.
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Santa Fe Springs
Robert Williams
Evening High Class Graduates of Long Beach
The Long Beach Evening High School class of 1954, 524 seniors aged 11 to 75, many balancing work and family while earning diplomas at night. Dr Vernon A Hinze lauded their perseverance and urged them to begin anew toward greater goals as President Johnson’s message inspired their path forward.
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Long Beach City College
Long Beach Evening High School
Vernon A.hinze
Long Beach
President Johnson
Texas High School
DR_ HINZE
Fife
Trip Winners Pick Leisure World Essay
Four Rossmoor Leisure World residents were named winners in the I Love Leisure World Because essay contest by Leisure World Barracks 2360, Veterans of World War L. Each will receive an expense paid trip to the New York World's Fair. Winners include Mrs. Doo jahd 34, Marrell 13741 Thonder- Sind Dri Drive, Mrs. George F. Root 1583 Monterey Rd, Len C. Vanderhim 13741 Annas pee Drive, and Winifred Pattereom 1441 Merion Way.
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Rossmoor Lelaur
Leisure World
New York
Mrs. Doojahd
Marrell
Thonder- Sind Dri
George F
Root
Monterey Rd
Len C. Vanderhim
Annaspee Drive
Winifred Pattereom
Merion Way
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