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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1967

Page

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Dodgers to autograph baseball for young fan

A Long Beach boy facing a short life received a hopeful gesture as ACTION LINE arranges for a Dodgers signed ball. Star players Ron Fairly Don Drysdale Claude Osteen Phil Regan Don Sutton Willie Davis are requested, with Howard Handy assisting the effort. The ball is to be signed and sent after the boy returns from a medical clinic.

Los Angeles Dodgers J.P Long Beach Ron Fairly Don Drysdale Claude Osteen Phil Regan Don Sutton Willie Davis Howard Handy Dodgers

Lakewood readers asked learn Spanish and visit Buenos Aires

A reader requests a crash program for Spanish with two donated textbooks and flash cards. Volunteers Mrs Bernard Kaplan Mrs Noemi Contreras and Mrs Susanina Vergara will assist with pronunciation and cultural materials from the Argentine Consulate. A separate item notes Playboy Clubs International correcting a mis-spelled credit key card and sending a complimentary celebrity card.

A. Ciertamente Harry Lordan Lordan Bernard Kaplan Noemi Contreras Latin America Buenos Aires Susanna Vergara Buenviaje A. Sure Fay Bass Playboy Clubs International Michigan Ave Chicago Los Angeles

Ownership tips and citizenship help from Action Line

In Wyoming two D har D brands are registered. One belongs to Herbert and Phoebe Doenz in Bighorn and the other to Robert Ewing in Gillette. For more info contact the Brand Division or Wyoming Stock Growers Association in Cheyenne. Also, for Egyptian born E.M. seeking Mexican birth documentation, INS advises applying for a certificate of citizenship at Room 8010, 300 Los Angeles St, with mother’s naturalization papers, port of entry, and a citizenship ID card in about three days.

Wyoming Margaret Kaufholz Livestock Arid Sanitary Board Herbert Phoebe Doenz Bighorn Wyo Robert Ewing Gillette Wyoming Stock Growers Association E. 20Th St Cheyenne Mexico Egypt Yugoslavia E.M Long Beach R. L. Williams Immigration and Naturalization Service Bureau Los Angeles St

Sound Off Blind Students Seek Summer Work Experience

Five blind college students from Long Beach area seek summer employment to gain experience and earn funds for fall. They registered with the California State Employment Service in Long Beach and urge employers to consider jobs suitable for workers without sight. Contact Bert Klaes or Bill Massey to arrange opportunities.

Long Beach City College California State College At Long Beach California State Employment Service Bert Klaes Aa7diz Bill Massey California State Department of Rehabilitation

May heat eases with 84 high as records stand

Long Beach Airport logged a May heat peak near 100 degrees while downtown hit 98. The weather forecaster projects a cooling trend with a high of 84 today and further moderation on Wednesday as inland areas may reach 105. Northern flow from the ocean and a weakening high pressure over Nevada and Utah will shape the Southland’s near normal conditions.

Long Beach el Toro Merino Camps Air Station Palm Springs Nevada Utah Southland Imperial Coachella

Fire sweeps Universal Studios blaze destroys sets and sets

A massive fire at Universal Studios in the San Fernando Valley damaged 9 to 10 buildings on Western Street and spread through two dis sections. Firefighters battled gusty winds, airlifted crews, and 95 degree heat, with at least one civilian and two firemen overcome by heat. The blaze destroyed 30 cars and affected sets for The Virginian and Run For Your Life among others. The cause was under investigation and damage estimated at about $1 million.

Universal Studios San Fernando Valley Los Angeles Warner Bros. Studios Warner

Rumford Fees Ultimatum for Open Housing Repeal

Real estate groups pressed Sacramento to repeal the Rumford Open Housing Law or face a voter initiative. CREA chief Reed Robbins warned of a move to send the issue back to the people if the legislature fails to repeal. A hearing on a Senate bill to repeal opens housing will be held, with Bagley proposing a softer open housing statute.

Sacramento UPI Reed Robbins California Real Estate Assat Assembly Government Efficiency and Economy Committee William T. Bagley

Sporadic Bay Area gang violence in Hunters Point

Gangs of youths sparked fires and vandalism in Hunters Point San Francisco amid heat wave. Earlier, roving groups stoned cars, disrupted schools and looted jewelry worth about 25000 dollars. Police monitored with no arrests reported. Governor Reagan kept informed.

San Francisco UPS Hunters Point Bayview Hitters Point

Seven Tornadoes Ravage Virginia injuring eleven

Seven tornadoes crossed Virginia from Galax to Warsaw causing widespread damage and at least eleven injuries. A four year old girl, Darlene Moore, remained in critical condition after her trailer at a Danville mobile home park was tossed aloft. Communications were knocked out and authorities anticipated more injuries and extensive property loss.

Danville Upi Virginia North Carolina Darlene Moore Greensboro N.C Warsaw Maryland Faye Moore Thomas

Jodaits and Sceluet Exchange Muttered Parenting Tip

A mother counsels her finicky child to imagine messy mud as play. The playful line “but it, dear. Just pretend its mud.” captures a domestic moment of patient instruction and imagination.

Hunt On for Vegas Bomber

A well dressed hotel guest left a homemade bomb and a crudely typed demand note for 75 000 prompting evacuations at seven hotels across Nevada California and Arizona. The device did not explode and was found in a Sahara Hotel tower room on the Las Vegas strip. A page long note warned officials not to move the device.

Las Vegas Nevada California Arizona Sahara Hotel Las Vegas Strip del E. Wetb

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