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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1968

Page

12

One-Man Shop or 150 He'll Organize Either

Jack Cox, a Teamsters leader, built a career from humble beginnings in Texas to top union official in California. His work spans bakery unions, the Central Labor Council, and reorganizing locals in Southern California. He champions public employee collective bargaining and envisions civil service unions joining the Teamsters fold. Cox balances tough bargaining with a belief in negotiated solutions.

Cox The Bakers California

Santa Monican Wins Long Beach Open Chess Tourney

Tibor Weinberger of Santa Monica edges Charles Henin of Los Angeles on strength of tougher competition to win the three day Long Beach Open at the Municipal Recreation Center. Ron Gross of Compton places third. James Tarjan, 15, ties for third with 5 points amid 80 players in 240 games.

Tibor Weinberger Santa Monica Charles Henin Los Angeles Weinberger Ron Gross Compton Long Beach Lincoln Park Chess and Checker Club James Tarjan Sherman Oaks Gross

TV Set Stolen From Home on East Second Street

Long Beach police said Sunday that burglars forced a window at the home of Mrs. Rudy R. Hulett 2732 East Second Street and carried off a television valued at 350 dollars.

Robbers Target Apollo Management Corp in Long Beach Theft

Burglars entered Apollo Management Corp at 6285 Pacific Coast Highway and stole a television set valued at 518 dollars, according to Long Beach police on Sunday.

Apollo Management Corp Pacific Coast Highway Long Beach

Massive Navy Armed Forces Weekend Draws 51600 Visitors

The Long Beach Naval Station Shipyard and Supply Center hosted 23,500 visitors on Saturday and 28,100 on Sunday for a two day total of 51,600. Navy officials likened the crowds to Disney land at the harbor pier.

Long Beach Naval Facilities Armed Forces Weekend Naval Station, Shipyard and Supply Center

School Board Studies Student Busing Proposals

The Los Angeles Board of Education is expected to approve proposals by Supervisor Jack Crowther to reassign minority students to white schools with vacant seats and white students to minority schools with space. The plan aims to boost racial integration and would affect about 3 to 150 students at a cost near 500000 dollars annually. A second APEC area program for enrichment exchange for Mexican American students is proposed.

Los Angeles Crowther

Youth casts fate as Peace Corps follows bottle messages

A boy's summer hobby of collecting, cleaning, and tossing bottles into a channel yields eight long distance messages over years. From Baja to Eniwetok, Palau, and the Philippines, the final note hints at joining the foreign service after learning Malay and teaching basic English and math.

State Department of Foreign Service

Home Burglaries Target Norton Alevy in Long Beach

Police say burglars forced a bedroom window at 3413 Kallin Ave Long Beach and took a bank bag containing 800 dollars from the home of Norton S. Alevy. No injuries reported and no suspects named.

Norton S. Alevy Kallin Ave Long Beach

Youth 11 Strangled by Homemade Backyard Swing

An 11 year old Pico Rivera boy Mark Tremmell died Sunday afternoon when a rope on a homemade backyard swing tightened around his neck while he played alone. His mother Mrs. David Tremmell found him and attempted resuscitation before the rescue squad arrived. Mark a Boy Scout and one of six children usually played with siblings.

Pico Rivera David Tremmell Mark Tremmells

Pair Nabbed on Dope Charge in Paso Robles

Two Southern California men were booked on narcotics charges after Highway Patrol officers found one pound of heroin in their car trunk. Antonio H. Daniel, 24, Bell Gardens, and Joseph L. Dunn, 20, Oxnard, face charges of possessing and transporting narcotics for sale.

Paso Robles Calif UPI California Antonio H. Daniel Bell Gardens Joseph L. Dunn Oxnard

Tryco Ointment Eases Ear Itching Guarantee

An advertisement promises relief for intense outer ear itching from a sunous infection with Tryco Ointment. It claims quick relief by killing the germ and instructs to apply every other day if needed. Money back guarantee offered if not satisfied.

Fixodent Revolutionizes Denture Comfort and Fit

A new plastic cream named Fixodent forms an elastic membrane to hold upper and lower dentures, improving stability and comfort. It claims to let users bite and chew more firmly with less pain, resisting heat like hot coffee, and is advertised for daily home use with reminders to see a dentist regularly.

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