Eagles Plan Rites Parade Here Today
The 59th annual State Aerie Convention of the Fraternal Order of Eagles meets at Lafayette Hotel with memorial services and speeches by Atty. Gen. Stanley Mosk and Superior Judge A. A. Scott. About 2,000 Eagles attend as a street parade Marshall Lt. Gov. Glenn Anderson leads a march from Lincoln Park to Alamitos. New officers will be chosen and installed at the closing session Sunday.
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Order of Eagles
Lafayette Hotel
Atty
Stanley Mosk
California
A. A. Scott
Hollywood
Eagles
Glenn Anderson
Towers
Lincoln Park
Ocean Boulevard
E Alamitos
Key Club Delegates Arriving for 19th Annual Convention
About 2,000 high school Key Club members travel to Long Beach for the 19th annual convention at Municipal Auditorium. Kiwanis sponsors include 200 members and 500 parents and teachers. Activities begin with registration and board meetings, followed by committee sessions. International president Wittham speaks Monday, Senator Barry Goldwater appears, Theme Night at 7 pm Tuesday features a talent show, and the event ends Wednesday with contests and officer installations.
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Key Club Tanternational
Long Beach
Kiwanis
Municipal Auditorum
Lr.wittham
Kiwanis International
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Seal Beach Carnival and Street Dance Set for July 4
Seal Beach officials plan an annual Fourth of July celebration with a carnival and street dance. The event, sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce and civic groups, will begin with a Marine Corps Color Guard and the Star Spangled Banner in the 100 block of Main Street. Carnival rides, concessions, booths, and games will entertain children and families, with the street dance scheduled for 7 pm.
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Seal Beach
Milt Washburn
Former Long Beach Resident Jailed for Drug Possession
Richard Anita Wall, 30, of Rescue Beach, was jailed for a year by Superior Court Judge Maurice Sparnge for narcotics possession and placed on five years probation. The sentence could be commuted if federal imprisonment follows for a 1962 drug smuggling charge tied to a former residence at 443 Maine Ave. Police found marijuana and thousands of dangerous dog pills there.
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Long Beach
Superior Court
Maurice C. Sparncg
Richard Anita Wall
Resoode Beach
Ai Ct
California
Tijuana
Pha Wae Cat Oleiree Aan Sons
Maine Ave
Fake currency factory shut down on Atlantic Avenue
Federal agents raided 3330 Atlantic Ave and arrested Sterling Newcomb and William Brining for manufacturing counterfeit $10 and $20 bills. Equipment valued at about $12,000 and a $3,000 color separation camera were seized. Investigators say the operation planned to pass notes at a bankruptcy sale and the Seattle World's Fair.
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Atlantic Ave
Precision Products Co
Secret Service Ageants
Atlantic Avenue
Sterling E. Newcomb
Bascer Drive
Atlantic
Avenue
William H. Brining
Treasury Department
S. Brookshire Ave
Downey
Brining
Abe
Newcomb
Seattle
Long Beach Realtors Host National Institute Leader
Gordon Williamson of Detroit spoke at a Long Beach Elks Lodge luncheon to discuss new selling methods and office procedures for realty operators. The event featured regional realty leaders including Meg Cogburn, Harry Beddoe, Paul Wallace, Joe Wilson, Earle Sweet, Frank Reedquist, and Gus Dodge chaired the meeting.
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Long Beach Board of Realtors
National Institute of Real Estate Brokers
Gordon Williamson
Detroit
Institute
Luucheon
Long Beach
James A. Edmonds
Local Realty Board
Meg Cogburn
Bellflower
Harry Beddoe
Downey
Paul Wallace
Compton- Lynwood
Joe T. Wilson
Norwalk-La Mirella
Earle BM Sweet
Picoh Rivera
Frank Reedquist
Gus Dodge
Catalina Fourth Draws Throngs and Holiday Trade
Catalina prepares for Independence Day crowds with thousands from the mainland visiting via steamship and glass-bottom boats. Local businesses add staff to handle tourism, including inland bus tours and harbor speedboat rides. Restaurants plan extended Casino Ballroom hours for festive crowds.
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Catalina
Catalina Casino
Hornspoon and Crest Aim to Shock with Old Time Style
Ralph Hinman recalls student literary mags Hornspoon at Long Beach State College and Crest at Orange Coast College. He mocks their content as pallid while noting Mailer and Hemingway influence, and cites word counts and perceived obscenity in Run Jack and Silver Thaw.
Hearing Set on Extension of Second Street
A public hearing at 10 a m on July 25 at Woodrow Wilson High School will discuss extending Second Street. County Road Commissioner N J Templin notes the federal neutral-aid project requires this hearing. The 1 356 million project is county and federal funded, extending eastward to Westminster Avenue and Alamitos Boulevard in Orange County, featuring a river bridge and right of way donations.
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Second Street
Woodrow Wilson High School
N.J. Templin
Federal
Fonds
Westminster Avencye
Alamitos Boulevard
Orange
San’ Gabriel River
Man Sentenced for Fracturing Sister's Skull
Thomas Scott Rickman 46 of 258 E Eighth St was sentenced by Superior Judge Joe Raycraft to six months on an assault charge and a one-year term as a probation violator to be served concurrently. Police said he pushed his sister Elizabeth Scanlan Sr of 5263 Walton St during a Feb 24 argument, sending her to hospital two months.
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Thomas Scott Rickman
Eighth St
Jad
Rickman
Joe Raycraft
Elizabeth Scanlan
Walton St
On Stage: Local Theater Lineup In Long Beach
Tonight at 830 pm four theaters present shows in Long Beach City College hosts Music Man at 4901 E Carson St Community Playhouse presents Everybody Loves Opal at 21 E Anaheim St Magnolia Theater stages The Seven Year Itch at 2400 Magnolia Ave and Off Broadway Theater screens The World of Suzie Wong at 211 Lime Ave all venues feature evening performances in Long Beach California.
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Community Music Theater Players
Long Beach City College
Carson St
Community Playhouse
Anaheim St
Magnolia Theater
Magnolia Ave
Suzie Wong
Lime Ave
Metropolitan Savings Opens New Branch Office
Executives of Metropolitan Savings and Lean Assam welcomed to the firm's new branch at 5901 Atlantic bird Friday night by Dr. Jorville W. Cole president of the Long Beach Chamber of Commerce. Present were Gunther Shiey Metropolitan's president and MscBan vice-president. Councilman Virgil Spongberg represented the City. A public reception will run from Monday through July 10.
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Metropolitan Savings and Lean Assam
Atlantic Bird
Jorville W. Cole
Long Beach
Eleven Area Scouts Learn Leadership at Cimarron Ranch
Eleven Long Beach area Boy Scouts attend a two week leadership training encampment at Philmont Scout Ranch near Cimarron New Mexico. Willard Van Dyke chairs the training. faculty includes Will Reid Scout Reservation staff. Scouts listed with addresses. adult director James A Greene. Funding from Sears Roebuck Foundation.
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Long’ Beach Area
Philmont
Cimarron
N. BM
Willard Vana Dyke
Will J. Reid
William R. Gould Jr
Cayman St
David Johnson
Fifth St
Mike Maddy
Marros Ave
Walter TH
Eric Trygr
Wal St
Sizsat Hill
Dennis R. Kissick
James A Greene
Myrtle Ave
Long Beach
Sears, Roeback Foundation
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