Skipper Says U S Youth Spoiled During Long Beach Visit
California State College students from Long Beach toured a Russian research vessel and spoke with its crew in mixed Russian and English. Captain Vitaly Vinogradov praised American youth as pleasant but noted they should study more and drink less. The ship hosted about 200 visitors in port and expected over 3,000 over the weekend before departing for Chile.
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California State College At
Long Beach
Joseph Ctvrtlik
Satoko Hata
Los Alamitos
Vitaly Vinogradov
Vinogreadour
America
Ctortlik
Russia
Moscow
CSLB
California
Chile
Curt Johnson
Dr Ross Dog Food Co Sold to Chicago Firm
A Los Angeles Superior Court judge approved the 16 million sale of the Long Beach based Dr. Ross Dog and Cat Food Co to National Can Co of Chicago. Executors of the estate of Dallas Bedford Lewis who owned about 95 percent of the stock said National Can offered the best of several bids. Lewis died April 25 1966 and his will left 1 million to the John Birch Society and another 1 million to Dan Smoot with conditions for Pepperdine College to grant an honorary degree. the college refused. The will also provided 1.5 million to organize the Defenders of American Liberty. the widow Yolanda Lewis was granted half the estate as community property after contesting provisions. Burglars stole 30 dollars and a .25 caliber pistol from Fricke Peters Paper Co. warehouse window in Long Beach.
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Los Angeles
Superior Court
Long Beach
Lewis
John Birch Society
Dan Smoot
Pepperdine College
Smoot
Lion
Defenders of American Liberty
American Civil Liberties Union
Yolanda Lewis
Birch Society
Fricke & Peters Paper Co
E. 59Th St
IC Teachers Eye Strike on Friday
The Los Angeles AFT College Guild authorized a one day walkout by junior college instructors starting at 10 am Friday. Members will vote on a token strike to pressure negotiations on 1968 69 salaries with the superintendent and board of education. The AFT Local 1021 expects about 2,500 teachers to join the stoppage to push for higher salaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles American Federation of Teachers, College Guild
Hy Weintraub
College Guild of the
AFT
Board of Education
Lost Something Special Classified Ad Teaser
A classified ad urges readers to dial a number to locate a lost item or itemized return service. The brief promotes result getting through the ad.
Stabbing leaves man in fair condition in Long Beach
A 22 year old El Monte man, Terry Taylor, was stabbed in a dispute at an ex girlfriends Long Beach apartment at 9 15 p m on Sunday. He was treated at Community Hospital. Daryl Dean Wilson 27 of 340 E Sunset St was arrested nearby on suspicion of assault with intent to commit murder and possession of a narcotics kit. A tape recorder ring and cash totaling 620 were taken. Witnesses placed Wilson and Taylor at 500 Juniper Ave with several others. A six inch kitchen knife was used in the attack. Wilson fled as Taylor collapsed on the parkway. Police found narcotics kit in Wilsons shirt pocket.
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el Monte
Long Beach
Daryl Dean Wilson
E. Sunset St
Terry Taylor
Junipero Ave
Wilson
Taylor
Community Hospital
Teen-Ager Escapes Long Beach Jail From Drunk Tank
A 17 year old juvenile offender identified as Burr Holman Von Suttka escaped Long Beach juvenile hall from the drunk tank by climbing a vent and exiting through a malfunctioning alarmed door. He had been jailed on burglary and grand theft auto charges after prior arrest in North Long Beach.
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Long Beach
Burr Holman von Suttka
von Suttka
Public Safety
Thief Sawed Through Floor To Loot TV Store
Police search for a man who rented an upstairs apartment above a Long Beach furniture store and cut a two foot hole in the ceiling to steal about 30 TV sets and 30 electric shavers worth 10000 dollars. Roy R. Jones, owner of Adair's Appliance & TV Store, reported the loss. The burglar used the name John E. Peterson and fled with the loot after dropping through the hole.
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Long Beach
Roy R. Jones
Adair’s
E. Seventh St
John E. Peterson
Oakland Transit Authority to Launch Bus Robbery Prevention Program
HUD announced a $306,000 package to fund a bus driver safety program in Oakland California. The Alameda Contra Costa Transit District will develop the plan and aim to distribute it to other municipalities within about 16 months, HUD Secretary Robert C. Weaver said.
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Washington
UPI
Oakland, Calif
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Alameda-Contra Costa
Oakland
HUD
Robert C. Weaver
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Tee
Din
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Elsbeth A. Plumbeck
Charlemagne Ave
L.B. Jail
North
Carl
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