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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1967
Page
17
Chief Mooney notes state program raises officer competence as 384 cities and counties with over 18 million population adhere to standards. Over 10,000 officers enroll in colleges and universities in their own time pursuing degrees in police science and administration. Long Beach officials urge more police to combat street crime.
Torrance Memorial Hospital launches a $3 million drive one week old with $100,000 pledged by the hospital auxiliary led by Mrs. James E Kimble. The group plans to raise funds via gift shop baby photo project bookmobile musical revue and other efforts. The new facility on Hawthorne and Lomita will replace the current hospital and expand to 500 beds with federal matching grant funding under Hill Harris Act.
Community candidates for the Long Beach School Board will appear Sunday at a public event. Frank Bowmap, director of housing at California State College, and professor Jaha Dacheslwhe from California State College are listed among speakers moderating the forum.
William W. Broor of the Independent Press Telegram announced the appointment of Robert Martin as editor of the Southland Magazine replacing the late Hall. Ralph A. Hinman Jr. advances from editorial assistant to associate editor and will take on additional duties in coverage while studying drama at Medill School of Journalism Northwestern. Martin, a Baltimore Sun Dallas News Chicago Tribune and San Diego Union veteran, joined the IPI staff ten years ago. The Lakewood Coordinating Council presents an hour long film A Time For Burning at Bach Library at 1230 p.m. Tuesday. former professional tennis player Bellflower Boulevard writes a column for these newspapers. program is open to the public.
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