Fraternity Row Debate Over City Residence Rule
Neighbors of Lone Beach College frater nities protested a city plan to allow student houses in apartment zones beyond July 1. About 30 speakers crowded the hall as officials slated a May 28 public hearing. Citizens urged denial of extensions while backers pressed for a fixed line. critics cited noise, traffic, and nuisance claims from Crown Imperial tenants.
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Lone Beach College
Commission
Arnold Berg
Aubrey Edwards
Harry Moore
Amendrest
State College
Ted
Wil-las W. Sue
Lemn
Haire
Draken
Seminar on Crime Detection by California Assay of Criminalists
The California Assay of Criminalists plans a two day seminar on crime detection at the Edsewater Inn May 22 and 23. About 70 teachers and practitioners will exchange information on advances in the field. Topics include the use of atomic energy in crime detection with research funded by the Atomic Energy Commission. Key researchers include Dr. Vincent P. Guinn Donald E Byran Ray Pinker and the Los Angeles Police Department chief forest chemist.
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Atomic Energy Commission
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Donald E Byran
General Dynamics Corp
Ray Pinker
Forestc
Los Angeles Police Department
All nuclear naval force enters Mediterranean service
The Navy announced that the world's first all nuclear powered naval force has entered operation in the Mediterranean. The 85,000 ton aircraft carrier Enterprise joined Wednesday with the guided missile cruiser Long Beach and the guided missile frigate Bainbridge, marking the first time these three nuclear powered surface warships have operated together.
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Mediterranean
Enterprise
Long Beach
Bainbridge
Exchange Club Meet on Student Roles Set
A conference on the Junior Exchange program to help high school students understand their citizen role will be held Saturday at Hotel Lafayette. About 3,000 youths from 140 California clubs will attend a one day session. Sam Pierac presides the Long Beach club. speakers include Dr Melvin Casberg and Dean Harper Wren. The event opens at 9:45 am with luncheon at 12:15 pm.
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California Exchange Clubs
Sam Pierac
Long Beach
Long Beach City College
Wilson
Polyard Jordan
Paul Marsh
Harper Wren
Pacific Hospital reps attend Medico Legal Institute
Five representatives from Pacific Hospital of Long Beach join the Medico Legal Institute event of the California Hospital Association held today and Saturday at the Ambassador Hotel in Los Angeles. Included are John Musholland Russell Robinson Kenneth Altig and Gerald McMichael. The program will explore legal issues in medicine and hospital administration.
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Medico Legal Institute
California Hospital Association
Ambassador Hotel
Los Angeles
John Mushollland
Russell Robinson
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Kenneth Altig
M.D
Gerald McMichael
Britain to send new battalion to Aden defense
Foreign secretary Duncan Sandys announced in Parliament that Britain will reinforce Aden with another battalion of troops to bolster defense in the Federation of South Arabia amid Commonwealth relations challenges.
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London
Britain
Federation of
South Jaradia
Commonwealth
Duncan San‘dys
Rights Parade Planned in Proenix Arizona
UPI reports a civil rights parade scheduled for Monday in Proenix Arizona. The event, organized by the Congress of Racial Equality, has received a parade permit.
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Ariz
UPI
Congress of Racial Equality
Legion Condemns Mob Attacks on Police in County Resolution
Albert F. Mazzie leader of the Legion’s Los Angeles County Council told supervisors a resolution urging support for law and order reflects fear of anarchy. Delegates from 245 posts and 45 000 regionnaires denounced actions by individuals or groups who threaten peace officers performing duties.
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Angeles County Council
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Mazzie
Youth Sente nced to death for bombing in Singapore
The high court sentenced 20 year old Ahmed Bin Junit to death for planting a bomb. He claimed he was forced to place the bomb under a car by Indonesian agents who threatened to claim two people killed last December.
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UPD
High Court
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Ahmed bin Junit
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