Dr Dotson to Retire as LBCC President
Dr Dotson to retire as president of Long Beach City College after a career extending from 1927 teaching at La Jolla High School to administrative posts at Carlsbad Junior College and San Diego State College. He led adult education and technical training, served as deputy superintendent, and held roles with hospital and foundation boards.
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Douglas A. Newcomb
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Carlsbad Junior College
San Diego State College
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Central Junior College
H Centre
Garden Grove
Long Beach
Jay
Lecc Business and Technology
Bowling Greer College of Commerce
Kentucky
California Association of Adult Education Administrators
LECC
Wright
Long Beach Memorial Hospital
Boyd Foundation
Children’s Dental Foundation
Rotary Club
National Office Managers Association
Lakewood
Crow to address Demos on Webster tract issue in Long Beach
City Councilman Robert F. Crow will speak Wednesday at 5 PM in Bret Harte branch library about the Webster tract, a Long Beach Unified School District property for a canceled western Long Beach high school. The meeting is hosted by the West Long Beach Democratic Club.
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Crow
Demos
Robert F. Crow
Long Beach
Quake Strikes Anchorage Church During Good Friday Service
An Anchorage church event describes a Friday earthquake during the Stations of the Cross at All Saints Episcopal Church. Witness Mary Elizabeth Carle recounted fleeing into the snow, kneeling in a snow bank, then returning inside to give thanks as the building shook and lives were spared.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Mary Elizabeth Carle
D. C. Owen
Thunderbird Drive
Seal Beach
All Saints Hall
Brazil Crisis Deepens as Communists Suspected
Washington reports say Brazil’s political crisis worsens with a rebel sailors and marines demonstration and growing Communist influence near President Joao Goulart. The State Department warns of a deteriorating situation and notes a January report is outdated while naval officers protest and amnesty is canceled.
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Washington
State Department
Brazil
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Brail
Joao Goulart
Goulart
Monnday
Jaffars
First Class Comfort vs Coach Value in Air Travel
The piece compares American Airlines first class and coach on a New York route. It notes fewer middle seats in first class, wider aisles, armchair width, and space for a small table. Privacy and concentration appeal to businessmen, with a $7.90 premium over coach. Coach offers similar service at a lower fare, exactly $7.90 cheaper.
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New York
Engle pledges to return soon in campaign clash
Engle, who had brain surgery last August, says he is getting better and pledges to return. Cranston and Salinger challenge his ability to campaign and serve a second term. Carrell defends Engle, calling rivals statements vicious and fabrication. Salinger plans Fresno campaign stop after reviewing power line underground dispute with Dr. Seaborg.
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Cranston
Salinger
Tom Carrell
Carrell
Sacramento
White Houses
Matin County
Stanford Linear Accelerator
Seaborg
Salinger Iie
Fresno
Farm Loan Bill Increases Veterans Loans To 80000
SACRAMENTO UPT. The Assembly Ways and Means Committee approved a bill raising the veterans farm loan ceiling from 49000 to 80000 dollars. The bill by Sen James Cobey D Merced has already passed the Senate.
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UPT
Assembly Ways and Means Committee
James Cobey
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