No Rock Left Unturned at Arena-Dig
Promoters staged a long Beach Electric Carnival at the arena with Buffalo Springfield and Taj Mahal among acts drawing 5,600 teens who later routed to the Blue Law in Torrance for a benefit for American Indians. Concerts Inc. booked both venues with heavy West Coast act lineup. Despite huge crowd energy, critics noted tepid wallets and minimal applause as vendors reported high ticket prices and a gaudy scene with elaborate stage visuals. The event drew strong audience turnout but mixed critical response to the music and presentation.
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Long Beach
Blue Law
Torrance
Buffalo Springfield
She Hook
Canned
Heat
Smoke Stack
Dr. Richter
Gene Harris
Larry Rosenthal
Bob Gibson
Concerts Inc
Gibson
Harold Stassen
Fight White Fear and Push Meaningful Research at University
A panel urges the university to confront white racism and broaden participation. Henry Talbert of the National Urban League proposes a self assessment kit and community seminars to surface biases, while Pearlston calls training innovative teachers and embedding dialogue with black communities and schools to address urban tensions.
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Negev
Easley
Unihat
Talbert
Pearlston
Pre University
Nversity
Chambers of Commerce
Central District Youths Benefit From Festival
Central District youths gain support from a festival in MacArthur Park sponsored by the Long Beach chapter of the National Council of Negro Women Inc. about $500 was raised. Mrs. Jamnita Simpson said the funds will seed a scholarship, music and drama groups, and cultural activities to keep kids in the area off the streets this summer. The effort drew help from both white and Black community members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacArthur Park
Long Beach
Na* Tional
Council of Negro, Women Inc
Wind Crowds Babysitter Ad Draws Dozens of Calls
Local LP-T ad for a babysitter drew hundreds of calls as interview slots filled fast. Michael Bayer of 743 Loma Ave says five applicants could be interviewed per night, illustrating the quick impact of classified ads in Bellflower Lakewood and Garden Grove area.
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Michael Bayer
Loma Ave
Bellflower
Lakewood
Garden Grove
Long Beach Okays IMC Mud Install on Queen Mary
Long Beach City Council approved International Minerals and Chemical Corp to install mud ballast in the Queen Mary double-bottom tanks. IMC bid 13.91 per ton with a 0.59 per ton-day reduction for consecutive days, potentially lowering city cost to about 110000. The council also allocated 100600 from Tideland Oil Revenue Fund for ballast cleanup, within a 275000 earmark as work proceeds during drydock.
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Queen Mary
International Minerals and Chemical Corp
Ander
Long Beach
IMC
John RK. Mansell
Tideland OU
Banks
Long Beach Naval Shipyard
Mansell
Tideland
Incoherent OCR Snippet on Ear Infection Cited
Fragmentary OCR text discusses itching ears and a supposed infection with unclear references. It mentions covering the affected area and mentions money, counters, and unnamed individuals, but yields no clear event, person, place, or date.
Denture Invention Replaces Messy Powders
A membrane attaches dentures to gums improving fit and stability preventing slipping while reducing mouth soreness. It cushions bites, allows clearer speech, and supports comfortable eating with one application lasting around the clock. Obtain Fixobent at drug counters per dentist guidance.
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Shemista
Educators Honor New Officers At Long Beach Event
Newly elected officers of the Teachers Association of Long Beach will be introduced at the annual awards banquet at the Petroleum Club. Terms begin July 1 with president Marc Rass and vice presidents Rolland Hansen and June Sams. Treasurers include Norman F. Grenn and others. The 4th annual meritorious service award will be presented to ten Long Beach residents. Dr. John Rawlt will be the featured speaker.
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Teaders Association — of
Long Beach
Petroleum Club
Marc Rass
Long Beach City College
Rolland E. Hansen
X Kan High
June Sams
Carver Elementary
Norman F.’Grenn
Garfield Elementary
Frederick E. Whitmore
Hoover Junior High
Donald H. Scott
LBCC
TALB
John Rawtl
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Frank Anderson
Hach
Beethoven
Brahms
D.t
Carnaby Street
Army & Navy
Oliver
Sear
al Phrate
By Tom Shaw
Tors
Central District
Mrs. Jamnita
Simpson
Tion Line
Independent, Press-Telegram
Lovagsen Ort Thnatend Cynvesd
Norwalk
L.B. Council
Mary’ Job
Stes
Robert J. Ferguson
Navy
Los Angeles
Fort
Orange County
Jeanne Seeger
Wilson, High
Meovier
Church of Am
Mame
Lone Maach
Calif
Dooley’s
Dooley
Mio
Grant
Fleischmann
Libby
Kellogg's
Goodwin
Jemima
Dar
Nabisco
Gerber
Jor Os
Fresh Daily
Giant
Dooley’s Hardware Mart
Bankamericard
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