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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1969

Page

21

Memorial Day Honors Pay Tribute Across Nation 1969

Tens of thousands join in Memorial Day ceremonies honoring fallen soldiers from wars and the Vietnam era. Flags fly at half mast from homes and public buildings as veterans and civilians reflect on service. At Terminal Island, Capt Roy H Gallemore urges strengthening naval defenses and notes submarines bore the Pacific offensive early WWII, with 54 ships destroyed and 52 subs lost, a bell toll marking each submarine death.

America U.S Roy H. Gallemore Terminal Island Cusk Roncador Capt. Gallemore

Independent Press Telegram May 31 1969 Section C

The page presents brief news items and notices from Section C of the Independent Press Telegram dated May 31 1969. Local briefs include community events and public notices with concise summaries and names of involved organizations.

Crow Sharp verbal clash as campaign heats in Seventh District

In the Seventh District council race incumbent Robert F. Crow faces challenger Wayne B. Sharp in a tense memorial day clash. Campaign leaders claim rising support and warn against vote-splitting tactics while polls show Sharp leading in surveys. Both candidates will speak on KNAC radio at noon.

Robert F. Crow Wayne B. Sharp W. S Bill) Grant Crow Grant Russell H. Pray Harry Kay) Kayajanian Arnold Romeyn Henry Powell Bob Lemon Ruth Drowne Irving Solomon Robert Westmyer Jess Grundy William A. Harrington Sharp Ted Dalton C. S. (Slim) Fowler Dalton Ronald Morgan Fred Porter Pacific Air Transport Long Beach KNAC Jim Harden George Meek

Hairy Situation Sideburn Solidarity Draws Suspensions

Three Santiago High School students in Garden Grove protest dress code by growing sideburns. Michael Picker challenges rules in Santa Ana Superior Court with a scheduled review. Swanson and Coloroso also face suspensions. Picker transfers to alternative school while seeking diplomas from Santiago.

Santiago Mike Picker Bud Coloroso Gunnar Swanson Garden Grove Santiago High School Michael Picker Picker Santa Ana Superior Court Mendenhall Continuation High School Santiago High Reed College Portland Case-Western Reserve University of Cleveland Swanson Coloroso Superior Court

City to Sell 13 Lots for Civic Center Development

Council to approve sale of 13 parcels totaling 48 750 square feet for 366 000 to state for a major office building site. State to acquire 11 250 square feet from private owners and Omar Hubbard Building later. City to provide 300 parking spaces for state employees and use sale proceeds to buy remaining private property for city hall and main library plan.

Chestnut and Cedar Avenues Broadway Ocean Boulevard John R. Mansell Department of General Services Omar Hubbard Broadway and Cedar Avenue

June Weather Forecast for Long Beach Promises Pleasant June

The Los Angeles Weather Bureau predicts a mild June in Long Beach and Southern California. Meteorologists expect a near best June with little rain, though 1968 69 may end with higher precipitation than usual. The official start of summer is June 21 at 5 55 a.m.

U.S. Weather Bureau Southland Long Beach California George W. Kalstrom Weather Bureau Los Angeles

San Pedro Man Dies in His Burning Car

A 22 year old San Pedro man Alvin Brown died in a car fire near Alameda Boulevard and B Street in Wilmington after losing control earlier. Two would be rescuers Elmer Fematt and Frank Miller tried to reach him as flames engulfed the vehicle and field.

San Pedro Alvin Brown Sepulveda Blvd Alameda Boulevard B Street Wilmington Harbor Division Dan Tregarthen Brown Elmer Fematt Frank Miller Auto Fematt W. 247Th St

Two Southland GIs Identified as Killed in Viet Nam

The Defense Department identified Army Cpl. Ronnie E. Parker of Fullerton and Marine Pfc. Thomas J. Orr of Garden Grove as killed in action in Viet Nam. Parker was the son of Mrs. Aura M. Parker of 924 Tomarck Ave Fullerton. Orr was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew W. Orr of 14111 S. Flower St Garden Grove.

Defense Department Southland Vietnam Army Cpl Ronnie E. Parker Aura M. Parker Tomarck Ave Fullerton Marine Pfc Thomas J. Orr Andrew W. Orr S. Flower St Garden Grove

What's Happening: Coastal Events and Local Activities

A daily lineup lists a 1 p.m. deep sea diving show at the CDC School of Deep Sea Diving and Marine Salvage in Wilmington, a public concert by the Long Beach Municipal Band at Lincoln Park, an open ship tour of the destroyer USS Mansfield at Pier 16, a 1:30 p.m. children's program by Joyce Mockridge at the Douglass House Center, a 2 p.m. Long Beach Matchcover Club meeting at Houghton Park, and a 7:30 p.m. Writers Workshop at the Douglass House Center.

CDC School of Deep Sea Diving and Marine Salvage W. Water St Wilmington Long Beach Lincoln Park Mansfield Long Beach Naval Station Joyce Mockridge Long Beach Douglass House Center Lime Ave Bixby Park Houghton Park Myrtle Ave Writers’ Workshop Bill Edwards Douglass House Center

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