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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1959
Page
10
Long Beach Unified School District reports a 15 percent uptick in pupil absences due to a virus. Dr. Clayton Campbell says upper respiratory illness is circulating among juniors and seniors, with many students presenting sore throat and fever around 99.6 to 102 degrees.
Official said illness duration is three to four days. Parents should keep children home at least 24 hours after fever subsides. Students should rest eat warm foods drink liquids. Absentee rates around four percent with spot checks showing hundreds absent at Lakewood Poly Wilson Hughes and Washington junior highs. A program monitors returning students and health staff watch for symptoms to limit spread.
City Council unanimously overruled the Planning Commission to grant L. S. Whaley a permit to build a preschool at 5270 Atherton St in Los Altos. The council required plan changes including rear or side parking for four cars, widened driveway, and elimination of front parking, while noting Whaley will donate an 800 foot roadside park strip on the south side of Atherton St.
Five year old Eduardo Mathedo was crushed to death when a tombstone fell on him Monday at his grandfather's grave in Biella Italy. His mother witnessed the accident and emergency crews were alerted immediately. Police opened an investigation into the incident and the graveyard was closed pending safety checks.
A brief note from the De Soto B team highlights their smart travel approach as they advance to undisclosed destinations, signaling organized movement and prudent planning.
State Rep. W H Reedy says Southern governors and legislators back an 11 000 050 publicity drive to place ads in Northern media to present the “true story” of progress under segregation. Gov Coleman of Mississippi endorses the plan and will summon a Dixie governors’ meeting in Atlanta to discuss it.
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