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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1968
Page
8
Prison jobs in peril continues. Officer Stahl notes inmates designed crafts using crochet needles thread lace and cloth. Felony prisoners join paint by numbers kits when security blocks workroom projects. Some inmates see life changes from crafts while aid funding runs out and calls for donations to buy more materials.
A youth festival scheduled April 6 to 14 at the Anaheim Convention Center features mini cat races dancing fashion shows and a concert. Presented by Tommy Walker and Teen Thue U.S.A. the event is sanctioned by Anaheim officials to promote clean healthy entertainment for local youth.
Final rites are scheduled Tuesday in Long Beach for Dy. Clara Helene Manson one of the nation's first woman medical missionaries who died Friday at age 90. Born February 17 1878 in the Fiji Islands she studied at Miami Medical College and worked as a missionary in Persia and Iraq before moving to Long Beach in 1932 residing at 323 Orizaba Ave. Her husband was the late William Forbes Manson. A daughter Mrs. DorisKingsley wife of Los Angeles judge Robert Kingsley survives. Rev Carl R Ambrose will conduct services at 12 30 p m Tuesday at Motels downtown Mortuary Third Street and Alamitos Avenue.
Alex Pantalceni coordinator of police science at Rio Hondo Junior College will attend a national institute on careers in the human services this week in Warrenton Virginia.
The article profiles Putnam’s unlikely career path from gas station worker and insurance adjuster to a top city attorney. He rose after leaving Southwestern, joined Long Beach practice, then moved to the city attorney’s office, and was appointed after Gerald Desmond’s death in 1964. Known for strict adherence to the Brown Act, he clashes with council over legal opinions, yet earns respect for honesty and integrity while balancing a private life and public duty.
Over two thousand children aged three to eight were examined Sunday at a four hour Ar ress Amblyopia clinic held at the Los Angeles County Health Department building in Lakewood. The event, sponsored by the Lakewood Jaycees and the Beach Optometric Association, supported a national program to uncover early eye defects.
An unreadable OCR fragment cites shoulder and leg ache remedies and a contact cue with a code and appointment note. The readable text mentions pain relief, muscle relaxation, and a cryptic reference to a Dune related code.
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