Black Studies Program Wins Nod at CSLB
The California State College at Long Beach won formal approval for a 1969 70 black studies program after a prior setback. Dean Hiden Cox presented a 18 course package, two previously listed as experimental were reclassified, and final approval was given by the full curriculum committee. The program aims to enroll at least 60 students a semester and will transfer five existing subjects to the new department.
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California State College At
Long Beach
Hiden T. Cox
School of Letters and Science
Orval Dillingham
CSLB
Carl W. McIntosh
Clyde Taylor
Taylor
BSU
Cox
Humble Community Mourns Ike Death
A local community mourns Eisenhower known as Ike with words describing his national impact. Burns a longtime cook recalls Ike’s influence and says he will be remembered for guidance. Harold Huskey declines to comment on the passing as he signs that he cannot speak.
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Ike
Eisenhower
Burns
Harold Huskey
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Beushbener
Vietnamese girl Suzie leaves for home after recovery
Suzie Nguyen Thi Thanh Phuong, a 2 year old from Vietnam, has recovered from open heart surgery at Children's Hospital of Orange County after a Navy doctors campaign to bring her here. She will leave Tuesday to reunite with her mother and father in South Vietnam.
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Tiny
Suzie
Children’s Hospital of
Orange County
Nguyen Thi ‘Thanh Phuong
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Nguyen
Zie
Saigon
le Thi Lan
Nguyen Kinh
South Vietnam
United States
Navy
Douglas Henning
da Nang
Henning
Linda Henning
Santa Ana
Long Beach Area Admission Free Events This Sunday
A list of free Long Beach events includes a 1 p.m. public concert by the Long Beach Municipal Band at Lincoln Park and a guided 1 p.m. ship tour of the USS England at Pier E. Also at 1:30 p.m. a Joyce Mockridge led children's program at Beach Douglass House Center. Sunday features Bixby Park concert, film screenings at CSULB Little Theater, and a writers workshop.
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Long Beach
Lincoln Park
USS England
Pier E
Long Beach Naval Station
Joyce Mockridge
Beach Douglass House Center
Lime Ave
Bixby Park
Nazarin
Cslb International Film Series
Cslb Global Village
Little Theater
California State College At
Writers’ Workshop
James Moser
Beach
Douglass House Center
College Housing Aid Plan Backed by Local Groups
The Chamber of Commerce and CSLB Advisory Board endorse CACCI proposed off campus housing program for minority students and staff. They urge city review and report while noting campus growth and need for public private cooperation to curb discrimination and boost Long Beach education and economy.
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Advisory Board of
California State College At
Long Beach
Citizens Advisory Committee For
John L. Barrett
Chamber
CACCI
College Advisory Board
Frank Bowman
CSLB
California
George P. Taubman
William Broom
Lawrence A. Collins
Robert C. Westmyer
Rabbi Wolli Kaelter
Harry J. Krusz
Aaron Schultz
Leon Wiltse
Francis C. Hertzog
San Pedro man denies memory of shooting in drug haze
Jerry Zankich a 23 year old charged with assault with a deadly weapon told a Long Beach jury he was heavily on drugs and could not clearly recall the April 9 incident at 1541 West 10th Street when police opened fire after he appeared at the door with a rifle. He said he remembered opening the door with a rifle but not hearing officers knock or seeing them. He also noted his NRA membership since 1958 and a sharpshooter rating while facing five felony drug counts.
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San Pedro
Asault
Long Beach
Jerry Zankich
Antonio Amador
Larry Manchester
Zankich
W. 10Th St
WASTELAND TENSIONS OVER Long Beach BUILDING CONDEMNATIONS
Long Beach faces mass condemnation of pre 1933 brick and masonry buildings under a 1959 earthquake standard. The United Property Owners Association urged April 22 reconsideration and threatened lawsuits if denied. Leaders claim 1,100 to 3,000 buildings, mostly downtown, could be condemned, costing at least 10 million dollars.
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Long Beach
Wilson High School
Larry Schwartz
United Property Owners Association
Schwartz
Queen Mary
I, PT to Offer Views of School Board Hopefuls
The Independent Press Telegram will publish candidate views for Long Beach Unified School District board on its editorial page. A League of Women Voters questionnaire guided the candidates’ responses, offering guidance to voters in this timely feature.
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I, PT
Long Beach Unified School District Board
Independent
Press-Telegram
League of Women Voters
I, P-T
L B Airline Plans Bay Area Service
Aero Commuter-Catalina Airlines expands from Long Beach to northern California next week taking over Skymark Airlines routes. Fred L. Austin says the move includes hiring Skymark personnel while financing or merger talks proceed. Skymark becomes the northern division. Aero Commuter already holds Southern California routes and stakes in Los Angeles Airways.
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Catalina Airlines
California
Long Beach
Fred L. Austin
Skymark Airlines
Sacramento
Skymark
San Francisco Bay Area
Austin
Southern California
Cable Commuter Airlines
Golden West Airlines
Los Angeles Airways
Westgate-California Corp
San Diego
Continental Western Corp
Missouri
Westgate
Civil Aeronautics Board
Yellow Cab Company
Coach Lines
Los In- Sesmatonst
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