Lawsuit Aims to Permit Spater Nude Sculpture Exhibit
The American Civil Liberties Union filed in Los Angeles Superior Court seeking to overturn a 1968 chancellor ban on Bill Spater's ten lifesize nude sculptures at California State College at Long Beach. The suit, supported by CSLB professors Kenneth Appelgate and Stephen Werlick and student Paul Versailles, seeks legal relief and may proceed for months with hearings possibly in a Long Beach court.
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Stephen Werlick
Paul Versailles
Appelgate
Versailles
Werlick
ACLU
A. L. Wirin
Fred Okrand
Laur
Ence R. Sperber
Student protests surround wax models on campus
Dr. Dumke declined to comment as Spater's work lingered awaiting disposition in a Los Angeles warehouse. A three hour unauthorized show on April 1 drew students to lawns, triggering rallies and Memorial Day weekend campus demonstrations. Spater earned his MA in June and was reportedly employed by Los Angeles County.
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Opening Night Sparks 5000 at Pacific Indoor Rodeo
Five thousand fans attend the seventh Pacific Indoor Rodeo at Long Beach Arena as 199 cowboys compete for 14000 in prize money. Bob Maynard and Ted Reed post notable times while Elaine Kramer performs a six-horse bareback demonstration.
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Rodeo Heritage Reflects Urban America’s Past
In a nostalgic arena scene urban Americans witness a rodeo that celebrates American history. Cowboys test broncs and saddle horses while judges, announcers, and beautiful riders heighten the mood. The piece links rodeo to ancient legends and the working cowboy ethic.
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Editor Sees Some Reason for Riots
Thomas F. Lambert former Nazi war crimes prosecutor argues unrest stems from a period of transition and reorganization. He told the Long Beach Bar Association audience that law should act as both ferment and cement in civilization in an interview in Long Beach.
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Long Beach
Marine Pfc Norman Harmon Killed in Vietnam
Fullerton Marine Pfc Norman M. Harmon son of Mr and Mrs Henry R Harmon 1316 S Peckham St was killed in Vietnam combat the Defense Department reported Friday.
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March Rain Forecast Could Bring Fewer Storms For L A
The U S Weather Bureau expects March in the Long Beach Los Angeles area to bring only 4 to 7 rainy days with mostly sunny skies and coastal fog possible overnight. Past extreme Marches like 1933 1944 1956 prompted flood protection improvements by the Metropolitan Flood Control District.
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Harbor Dental Society Finds No Medi-Cal Fraud in Long Beach
The Harbor Dental Society announced there are no Long Beach area dentists submitting fraudulent Medi-Cal claims after a search urged by Assemblyman Mike Cullen. President Dr. Herbert I. Benn offered to aid investigations with 46 trained investigators and emphasized the society is prepared to remove any guilty dentists from practice. The department of health care services confirmed no known abuse by Harbor members and noted ongoing collaboration with local officials. Members span 17 cities from San Pedro to La Mirada.
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Seal Beach
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Norwalk
Long Beach Day Events For Admission Free
A schedule of Long Beach activities includes 10 30 a m children's films at Alamitos Branch Library 1836 E Third St 1 p m ships and minesweepers at Pier 9 Long Beach Naval Station 1 p m public concert by Long Beach Municipal Band at Lincoln Park 7 30 p m Tribe of Tahquitz Indian dancing at Jordan High School 6500 Atlantic Blvd 5 p m international film King of Hearts at Little Theater CSULB also 7 30 p m.
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Little Theater
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Bunche Urges Total War Against Ghetto
UN official Dr. Ralph J. Bunche urged a total war against poverty and the ghetto to avert ongoing racial conflict. Speaking at Compton College’s convocation, he called domestic black white relations the nation’s top problem and urged unity from both communities. He recalled his UCLA and Jefferson High School roots and stressed education as key to progress. Darwin Thorpe introduced Bunche and college president Dr. Robert Q. McKinney.
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