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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1960

Page

2

Mead urges US shift in world view on enemy children

Margaret Mead told a crowd at Sinkan High School that the atomic era requires a new political stance focusing on caring for enemy children. She warned Russians can destroy both sides’ offspring and urged Americans to rethink foreign policy as nations form new identities. Two Long Beach women will attend the White House Conference on Children and Youth in Chicago, among 7,000 delegates.

Dr. Mead Blantly Mead Long Beach Cov. Culbertson Greenbriar Rd Everett M. Findlay Min Mar Ave Chicago

Concert listings for Long Beach venues linger nightly

Local schedule shows performances at Municipal Auditorium and Broadway Theatre including Student Prince at 8:30 p.m. and Municipal Band on stage. Other acts include two onstage numbers and a community event in Muan Hall Ave with additional shows at Mage Nol ia Theater and a banquet at nearby venues.

Prince Nam Muan Hall Magenolia

Beach Combing with Malcolm Epley and Local Sign Woes

A fragmented community column notes holiday trends among youths, a surgery tale from a local worker, and concerns sobre roadside signage at Last Second Street and Pacific Coast line. Readers discuss airport cleanliness and derelict storefronts, while residents report unusually large lemons from Jenson trees around town.

Reservists Favor Staying at Kong Beach Wing Says

Reservists oppose aMarch transfer option with the 452nd Troop Carrier Wing preferring to remain at Kong Beach. Col George Schinger explains the unit would not leave if given a choice, stressing duty to the Air Force and pride in Lone Beach association.

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Three City Council Seats At Stake In May Primary

Filing for city council seats expands the candidate field ahead of the May 10 primary. Maryparet Heartwell Frisky and others list candidacies, with attorneys, auditors, and prosecutors also filing for various posts.

Maryparet Heartwell Frisky Fraveis Tray Herlong Argonne Ave Cay Ruthie Vsly Pallor

Lease talks may influence Long Beach Air Force base move

An Air Force reservist hinted a long-term lease offer from the City of Long Beach could sway a decision to retain or relocate Long Beach Army air facilities. The discussion touched on a petition drive and protests involving scientific staff and labor groups, with signatures curbing a move and tests slated for future comparisons.

Air Force Aw Borce Dudley T. Sharp Long Beach Air Force Base Sharp Craig Hosmee Long Reach Hosmer Ake Jett Lakewood Marine Laboramry

Boswell Lands License and Enters Local Politics

Boswell, a nuclear waste disposal contractor, was granted a city license on Friday and announced plans to aid an election candidate aiming to oust City Council incumbents. He will serve as campaign chair for Ann Marie Peterson, who seeks the 3rd District seat, citing a platform for wholesale changes in city governance and a more progressive business climate.

Robert 7. Boswell Coastwise Marine Disposal Co Boswell City Coun Ann Marie Ann) Peterson Reese Peterson Finn Souners Long Beach Uis Dave

Gallery of Hawaii Beauties Featured in Parade Magazine

A Sunday feature previews a gallery of island beauties arriving in Southland Magazine for armchair travelers. The issue also asks if one can be a star without acting, and shares sports notes from Mayor Teague and prominent baseball stars.

Hawaii Siund Southland Russia Alaska Parade Mapazine Snall Teague Pariele

Julie Ann Hardin Hearts Defect Repairs In Surgery

Julie Ann Hardin, 45, underwent a major heart operation at St. Mary's Hospital to repair a hole in the heart's partitions. Surgeons inserted a patch after using a heart-lung machine, while the Heart Guild supported the family with guidance and donations.

Julie Ann Ben Zinser Julie Ann Hardin Julia Ann S Julie Kim Jobe Ann Derry Hardin Lees Ave Jpriy J. PT St. Mary’s Hospital Suretons le Jleait Guild Frances Keeney Sui Ha Et'gaanwarien Betty Newton The Heart Guild Pares San Tale Ann Dorothy Hardin

Court Rules Tuesday on Motions to Acquit Ex Banker Nicholson

District Judge Harry Westover will preside Tuesday morning as defenses argue to acquit former Bank of Belmont Shore president James H. Nicholson on charges including embezzlement misappropriation of funds making false entries in bank records and related counts.

Nicholson Los Harry Westover Bank of Belmont Shore James H. Nicholson

Embezzler Could Get 130 Years

San Rafael manufacturer John J Hendrickson was convicted March 1 on 26 counts involving embezzlement of 3.7 million from Long Beach National Bank. He faces up to 180 years in prison and fines. Judge Westover announced sentencing would follow after day-long defense arguments.

San Rafael John J Hendrickson Ivolving Long Beach NationalBank Will Ha Charles Carr Asst US Auy George W. Keil Kel UN Westover Wil Nicholeson Ragan

Bandit Duo Robs 2 LB Merchants

Two swarthy bandits robbed two Long Beach merchants within minutes of each other on a Friday night. LeRoy Watters, 38, owner of LeRoy's Market at 1990 Magnolia Ave, received about 100 dollars after a gun threat. A second holder up, at Caryl Nagalini Liquor Store, 3601 Atlantic Ave, took around 100 dollars from the till. A car tied to the suspects was abandoned near Caspar Avenue and 22nd Street around 10:30 PM. The bandits wore white cotton gloves and dark glasses.

Riftwood Ruby Bemis Daryl Chessman Long Beach Nat Hays Albury Ave Penindich Mareket Magnolia Ave LeRoy Watters Caryl Nagalini I'¢ Ave Caspiar Vave Alameda Wilmington

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