Pitcairn Island mutineer kin tours Southern California
Parkin Christian, great great grandson of Fletcher Christian, and Pitcairn Island’s self declared king, tours Southern California speaking at Seventh Day Adventist churches. He describes the island’s blight and a shrinking population, noting lack of industry and reliance on limited medical access. He plans further stops in Hawaii and Australia.
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Parkin Christian
Nuzineer
Fletcher Christian
Mutiny On the Bounty
Pitcairn Island
California
Los Angeles
HMS Bounty
Gambia Islands
Christian
Pitcairn
Merger Proposal Linking CYO and YMCA Sparks Interfaith Debate
Catholic educator Rev. George Hagmaier urged interfaith discussion on merging the Catholic Youth Organization with the YMCA. He proposed uniting the major Christian youth groups under one roof with clergy from all denominations offering non-proselytizing guidance to deepen shared spiritual values.
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Uneed Presa Internatenat
Catholic Youth Organization
CYO
Young Men’s Christian Association
YMCA
George Hagmaier
Catholic University
Washington, D.C
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College Head to Conduct Meetings
Dr. Bob Jones Jr of Bob Jones University Greensville South Carolina will be in Bellflower Sunday through June 28 to conduct a special meeting at Calvary Baptist Church 14719 Adis Avenue announced by Pastor Dr. Frank Collins. Jones is a renowned educator pulpit and radio speaker sought for evangelical campaigns and youth rallies across denominations.
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Bob Jones Jr
Bob Jones University
Greensville
S.C
Bellflower
Calvary Baptist Church
Adis Aye
Frank Collins
Jones
America
Youth for Christ Rally Hosts Dorsey Sperin Long Beach Church
Gospel singer Willa Mae Dorsey and five time AAU diving champion Norman Sper will appear at the Youth for Christ rally tonight at 7 20 in North Long Beach Brethren Church located at 1st Street and Orange Avenue. Sper is announced as guest speaker.
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Youth For Christ
Willa Mae Dorsey
Norman Sper
North
Long Beach
Ends Conference at Grace Baptist Church
Doctor Monroe Parker, president of Pillsbury Baptist College, will conclude a Bible Conference Sunday at 7 pm in Grace Baptist Church on Palo Verde Avenue. He formerly served as an administrator at Bob Jones University in Greenville.
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Monroe Parker
Pillsbury Baptist College
Grace Baptist Church
Palo Verde Ave
Bob Jones University
Greenville
Bond Probes Fair Officials Over Conflict of Interest
Bond questioned fair officials regarding a potential conflict of interest and profit in a leaseback plan under city and harbor scrutiny. He denied charging individuals but urged review of the leaseback item in the city manager’s office process. Labor groups sent letters urging council support, framing it as a jobs and regional benefits effort. Downtown Long Beach Associates endorsed the fair in principle with a caveat against major financial obligations without a public vote.
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Bond
Manazgrr
Los ‘Angeles
California
Long Beach
Sailor Death Believed Due to Fall at Local Hall
William E Haley a 19 year old Navy fireman from the USS Strauss was found dead in an alley behind Morgan Hall at 835 Locust Ave shortly before noon Friday police said. Det Castile reported crews from the Strauss questioned about two dozen men and ruled the death an accidental fall from the hall roof after a ship party the previous night with most crew departing.
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Morgan Hall
Wiliam E Haley
Strauss
Lester Baytiff
Locust Ave
Robert A. Castile
Haley
Braden urges elected California State Board of Education
Stanford is urged by Thomas W. Braden to replace the appointed system with an elected State Board of Education that would appoint the State Superintendent. The comment came during a panel at a California Newspaper Publishers Association editors’ conference. He warned salaries and funding affect candidate quality. Braden also dismissed the Rafferty political question as not education related.
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Stanford
Thomas W. Braden
Seat Board of Education
California
Board of Education
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Braden
California Newspaper Publishers Association
Oceanside
iBraden
Max Rafferty
Ronald Moskowiz
San Francisco Examiner
Rafferty
Moskowitz
Napa
Marty McPherson
Agencies join probe of California inheritance tax appraisers
Sacramento reports two more agencies entering the inquiry into state inheritance tax appraisers. The Assembly Ways and Means Committee plans a July hearing in Los Angeles to consider placing appraisers under civil service. The Little Hoover Commission would study broader revenue agency consolidation at Gov. Brown’s request, with focus on appraisers and access to gross income figures.
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Sacramento
Fanc
Assembly Ways and Means Committee
Los Angeles International
Civil Service
California
State Government Organization and Economy Commission
Gov.Brown
Little Hoover* Commission
Fee Manning J. Post
Commission
Beverly Hills
Les Nakcomb
Post
Alan Cranston
Jack Schrade
San Diego
Brown
Ways and Means Committee
William Bagley
San Rafael
Joseph M. Kenrick
Long Beach
Bagley
State Treasury
Alan Post
Bazley
Dean Allen
Los Angeles
Assembly
Cranston
Ore Newspaper Exposes Education Complexities and Finances
The article outlines rising education complexity, mounting school finances, and expanding population impacts in Oregon. It highlights equal opportunity in education, noting policy debates, funding challenges, and demographic shifts shaping access and resources.
Cranston suit not dropped in Salinger flap
California Controller Alan Cranston, defeated by Pierre Salinger for the Democratic Senate nomination, denies dropping his $2 million libel suit. He spoke after a $100 plate Johnson fundraiser, while a legislative plan moves to reform inheritance tax appraisers under a new pay scheme to bolster state revenue by about 2 million annually.
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San Francisco
Alan Cranston
Pierre Salinger
California
Senate
Salinger
Cranston
Johnson
Court kills Red Trials under Landrum Griffin act
In San Francisco, the U S Court of Appeals ruled provisions of the Landrum Griffin Labor Act unconstitutional. It reversed the May 1962 conviction of Archie Brown, an International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen's Union official, for holding union office as a Communist Party member. The decision, 6-3, faulted the trial for relying on a constitutional question rather than a jury verdict.
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Landrum-Griffin
San
U. S
Albert C. Wol
Frederick G. Hamlenberg
Com-triat
Munist
Charles M. Merrill
U.S
Richard H. Chambers
Hamley
Stanley N. Barnes
Chambers
Brown
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