Red Prof Speaks for Revolution at Long Beach Campus
UCLA philosophy professor Angela Davis spoke to 3,500 at California State College at Long Beach urging a new education system tied to popular needs. She criticized ivory tower research, urged action for revolutionary change, and linked academia to political repression while defending black studies and her membership in the Che-Lumumba Club.
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UCLA
Angela Davis
California State College
Long Beach
Miss Davis
UC Regents
Student Political Open Forums Committee
Black Student Union
Don
Rand
Davis
Ronald Reagan
Regents
Board of
Che-Lumumba Club
Communist Party
Black Panthers
Czechoslovakia
Cuba
College
Air Issue To Be Aired On Long Beach Airports
Two city councilmen and the city’s director of aeronautics will discuss airports in general and Long Beach City Airport in particular in a noon seminar on KNAC-FM. Wayne Sharp and Dr. Thomas Clark join Nick Dallas to explore the landing field’s future after returning from a Noise Pollution conference in Washington DC.
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Long Beach City
Knac-Fm
Wayne Sharp
Thomas Clark
Nick Dallas
Washington, D.C
Equity Controversy Envelops Flower Drum Song Run
Long Beach Civic Light Opera opened Flower Drum Song at Jordan High despite pickets by Equity actors demanding union performers. Opera head Harvey Waggoner says six performances will proceed with non Equity staff to avoid rising costs and deficit. Equity's George Ives says city funding and union labor justify a ratio contract with at least six Equity actors per show. Waggoner warns flexibility is limited and talks remain unresolved.
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Long Beach Civic Light Opera
Jordan High School
Association
Equity
Harvey Waggoner
The
Opera Association
George Ives
Long Beach
Ives
Civic Light Opera
Gas Rate Cut OKd by PUC
California Public Utilities Commission approves a rate reduction for Southern California and Southern Counties Gas Companies. The $844,000 cut, effective November 1, stems from lower supplier charges by Transwestern Pipeline Company.
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California Public Utilities Commission
Southern
California
Southern Counties
Transwestern Pipeline Company
Flower Drum Song Opens CLO 22nd Season With Revival
Long Beach Civic Light Opera staged a gala opening for its 22nd season featuring a revival of Rodgers and Hammerstein Flower Drum Song. The production runs six performances with a youthful, mostly new cast and a redesigned Jordan High auditorium setting. Critics note uneven pacing but praise choreography by David Gustafson and the overall vitality of the show amid improved facilities and a strong program. Also reported: a burglary at Cobo's Service Station and a separate car stereo theft near 1409 Gaviota Ave.
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Long Beach Civic Light Opera
Pro
Rodgers’ and Hammerstein
Markets and prices wrap up week in Independent Press-Telegram
The Saturday markets page in the Independent Press Telegram highlights closing prices and financial summaries from November 1, 1969. Data covers stocks bonds and commodity figures, with brief notes on market movers and index trends for the week end.
Free Admission Events Report in Long Beach Area
A schedule of admission free activities in Long Beach includes 10 30 a m children film “Orpheus and Eurydice” at Alamitos Branch Library 1836 E Third St. 1 p m drama class by Tom Moses at Actors Workshop California Recreation Center 1550 California Ave. 1 p m free medical services and psychiatric counseling at Long Beach Free Clinic 2060 Atlantic Ave. 1 p m open ship USS Fechtler at Pier 15 Long Beach Naval Station. Sunday 1 p m to 4 p m. 8 p m Sunday Writers Workshop at Long Beach Douglass House Center 1921 Lime Ave.
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Orpheus
Eurydice
Alamitos
E. Third St
Tom Moses
Actors’ Workshop
California Recreation Center
California Ave
Long Beach Free Clinic
Atlantic Ave
Fechtler
Long Beach Naval Station
Writers’ Workshop
Long Beach
Douglass House Center
Lime Ave
Child Health Service Slated For North Long Beach
A new child health conference will begin later this month in North Long Beach under the Long Beach Health Department. Dr I D Litwack says the service provides medical supervision for preschool children whose families cannot obtain it elsewhere. Clinics from 12 30 to 3 p m on the second Monday monthly at First Southern Baptist Church 5640 Orange Ave Appointments required by calling 427 7421 extension 24 Immunizations complete physicals vision teeth and hearing checks are included The department serves more than 3000 preschool children each year in its conferences.
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North Long Beach
Long Beach
I. D. Litwack
Way to Speak at Deukmejian Fete
State Senate president pro tem Howard Way will be honored guest at a fund raising reception for attorney general candidate State Sen. George Deukmejian. The event runs 4 30 to 6 30 p m Friday at Bank of California 444 West Ocean Boulevard Long Beach. Tickets may be obtained by calling Nancy Beucher or Don Dyer.
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Howard Way
Rexeter
George Deukmejian
Long Beach
Bank of California
W. Ocean Blvd
Paul Deats
Deukmejian
Henry Clock
Tick
Nancy Beucher
Don Dyer
Dyer
Isadene McCall
Los Angeles County Women
Ann Bowler
Women’s Committee
Jack Jensen
Fred Shanbour
Sen
Way
Assembly
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CLC
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Nancy Ichino
Robin
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Tom Hillary
Gustafson
Bill Beadle
Sammy Fong
James Dorr
Wang Ta
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Margaret Pucek
Sam Lee
Wang Chi Yang
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Temre Jaco
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Richard Bunn
Jeffrey Lee
Bennie Plunk
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Child Health Service Slated
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