American ideas as export under YMCA leader
Dr. Nicholas Goncharoff, a former Soviet soldier and U S citizen, urged Washington to export American ideas rather than just aid. Speaking at a YMCA Pacific Southwest Council meeting, he warned U S policies toward the Middle East and dictators undermine prestige and argued for a global charity drive to fund training centers to spread American philosophy of life.
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Bryan Hodgson
America
U. S
Europe
Nicholas T. Goncharoff
International Committee of Ymcas of
Canadi
YMCA
Pacific Southwest Council
United States
Goncharoff
Middle East
Asia
Batista
Trujillo
Hilton Hotels eye Long Beach airport hotel project
Hilton Hotels expressed interest in building a major hotel at Long Beach Municipal Airport during a Civil Aeronautics Board hearing. David Tallichet of the Lafayette Hotel cited the Hilton Inn program and noted current developments in San Francisco and New Orleans while urging improved airline and rail service to spur new hotels and economic growth in Long Beach.
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Hilton Hotel
Long Beach
Civil Aero-nautics Board
David Tallichet
Lafayette
CAB
Wilam F. Cusick
Hilton Hotels
Hilton Inn
San Francisco
New Orleans
Tallichet
Orange County
Conrad Hilton
Spear Ellison
Robert Williford
Statewide boat safety bill advances through Assembly committee
Sacramento observers report Long Beach lobbyist W C McWhinney says proposed AB 828 to regulate small boats and craft will remove objectionable features. The measure, approved by the Assembly Public Utilities and Corporations Committee, moves to Ways and Means for further action. The bill targets lighting life jackets fire extinguishers and related safety requirements.
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Sacramento
Long Beach
W. C. McWhinney
Assembly Public Utilities and Corporations Committee
Ways and Means
Ucsaca
McWhinney
Dennis
Buffum School
Five Taken in Raid on Tea Party
Five narcotics suspects were arrested early Friday after a marijuana party in a Seal Beach juvenile’s home. The 17 year old allegedly acted as peddler. others fled through windows during a wild chase. Those booked in City Jail for investigation of illegal possession include Thomas Wayne Goodin 22 of Gardenia Avenue. Margie Goodin 18 of Plymouth Street Syrl Eugene Bachus 25 of Hellflower Boulevard Bellflower. and Jeff Gregory 18 of Vista Del Golfo. Officers Faulkner and McMahan reported seeing suspects light or roll joints.
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Seal Beach
Thomas Wayne Goodin
Gardenia Ave
Margie Goodin
Plymouth St
Syrl Eugene’ Bachus
Tower Apartments
Hellflower Blvd
Flower St
Bellflower
Jeff Gregory
Vista del Golfo
Robert R. Faulkner
Jack McMahan
Hatfield Rite on Monday Funeral service for local administrator
Funeral service for Stewards B Hatfield 53 administrator of Long Beach Community Hospital will be held at 3 pm Monday at Mottell s and Peek Chapel 31 St and Alamitos Ave Hatfield died Thursday Donations to Howare Hatfield Memorial Foundation at the hospital requested by the family
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B. Hatfield
Ave
Longeach Community Hospital
Hvill
Mottell's & Peek
Alamitos Ave
Hatefield
Howare Hatfield
Fire damages shed at city yard blaze on Friday
A spontaneous combustion fire damaged a shed at the Public Service Department yard located at 1601 San Francisco Ave. Firefighters reported the blaze started Friday and caused material damage with no injuries noted.
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Public Service Department
San Francisco Ave
Long Beach Arts Lineup Delights Local Audiences
Long Beach State College opens with Melodies by the Sea at 7 30 p m in Municipal Auditorium. The Importance of Being Earnest plays Magnolia Theater at 8 30 p m. One Foot in Heaven runs at Community Playhouse, Remains to Be Seen at Off Broadway Theatre.
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Long Beach State College
Municipal Auditorium Convention Hall
Magnolia Theater
Magnolia Ave
Heaven
Community Playhouse
Anaheim
Lime Ave
Veteran salesman Clarke Arnold dies at 50 in Long Beach
Clarke R Arnold aged 50 of 1531 Hackett Street died Friday after a 30 year career as an auctioneer with Repp and Mott. A Riverside area native, he lived in Long Beach 35 years and attended Washington Junior High and Poly High, where he captained the debating team. He was active in Westminster Presbyterian Church and various Masonic and Shrine bodies. Survivors include his wife Aldene Mason, daughter Marcial Darlene, and brothers Lindsay and Hayes. Funeral services set for Monday at 2 p.m. at the Disday Family Funeral Directors chapel conducted by Masons.
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Clarke R. Arnold
Hackett St
Repp, & Mott Cohers
Arold
Colorado
Washington
Poly
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Seaside Lodge
F&am
Long Beach
E Berial Temple of the Shrine
Temple
Long Beach Shrine Club
Masonic Club
Lakewood Shrine Club
Gold Coast Shrine Club
Aldene Mason
Richard Clarke
Marcial Darlene Arigid
Lindsay
Hayes
Murderer's Own Story Featured in Parade Magazine Sunday
Charles Starkweather recounts childhood experiences that shaped his hatred of the world in Parade Magazine Sunday. The Sunday Independent Press Telegram section also previews two Paris fights and Hollywood notes on Julie London. A Pasadena accident at Civic Auditorium injures a rider on a Monday evening.
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Charles, Starkweather
Parade Magazine
Your Sunday Independent
Press- Telegram
Paris
Hollywood
Julie London
Mary Jean
Brown
Longsmen
Boyer
Powell
Crash Turts
Reach
Niven
Blanche Jacobs
George Baldwin
Rose Ave
Phil Kerr
Pas Alother
Southland Magazine Spring Garden Edition
Southland Magazine presents its annual Spring Garden Edition detailing where to garden what plants to choose how to plan and when to start.
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Southland Magazine
Measles Vaccine Developed At Local Lab
The Independent reports a local lab has developed a measles vaccine. Early trials show significant protection. researchers at Long Beach Veterans Administration Hospital will publish results in a medical journal. The vaccine uses dog distemper virus and aims to guard against the severe ubeola form with two injections.
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Long Beach Veterans Administration Hospital
U. S. Public Health Service
Mullen Plans Another Flight Hop From Texas
Bill Mullen, an WWII Air Force veteran, aims to retry his Long Beach to Rome attempt in a Mooney Mark 20. He will depart from Houston International Airport riding 300 gallons of fuel to cover about 5,800 miles nonstop. The current piston single engine record stands at 4,957 miles set in 1949 by Bill Oder.
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Bill Mullen
Rome
Bristol,Tenn
Texas
Houston International Airport
Bill Oder
Ocean Boulevard Repaving Planned Between Redondo and Kennebec
Ocean Boulevard between Redondo and Kennebec avenues will be partly closed for resurfacing starting next Tuesday and continue for three weeks. One traffic lane in each direction will stay open, said James Kincaid, director of public service.
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Ocean Boulevard
Redondo
Kennebec
James Kincaid
Public Service
Floridian publicist leaps fully clothed in Long Beach
William C. Boyd, public relations manager for Jacksonville Chamber, leaped from a yacht into the Pacific at Long Beach Marina to show commitment to attracting Florida residents. Bikini models cheered as Boyd, in a summer suit, splashed into the water fully clothed. Temperatures were in the high 80s as he declared the stunt refreshing and joked about rivals. Campbell planned to mail a photo to Jacksonville Chamber with compliments.
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Pacific Ocean
Jacksonville
Fla
Chamber of Commerce
Long Beach
William C. Boyd
Chamber
Florida
Boyd
Press-Telegram
William Johnson
Jacksonville Chamber
Associated Press
D. W. Campbell
Tom
Francis Scott
Patte Dee
Campbell
Jacksonville Chamber of Commerce
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James Dwyer
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