Foreign teens in U S campaign view spark lively contrasts
Seven American Field Service students in Long Beach Lakewood share their senior year insights on the 1968 presidential race. Nita from Angola notes Americans vote for the man, not the party, while Ingeborg from Austria finds US campaigning theatrical and different from Europe. Robbie from Bangkok observes little prior election experience, Janet from Singapore adapts to casual dating, and Bobbie from Thailand copes with climate and language surprises.
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Long Beach
Lakewood
United States
Afser
Nita
Portugal
Angola
America
U.S
Europe
Asia
Africa
Yuen
Janet) Kheng Lim
Singapore
Ingeborg Gabriel
Austria
Nita Pathota
Ratana
Bobbie) Shatmavasu
Thailand
Getting the Most for Your Money Forum Set in Long Beach
The Long Beach Chamber of Commerce Women’s Division with the Better Business Bureau will sponsor a morning forum on personal finance at the Long Beach Elk’s Club on November 21. A four member panel including Barbara Duffy of Southern California Edison Marian Marshall LA City Schools and George McKeehan will discuss stretch ing dollars for family needs with coffee and registration starting at 9 30 am.
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Long Beach Chamber of Commerce
Better Business Bureau
Long Beach
Elk’s Club
E. Willow St
Barbara K. Duffy
Southern California Edison Co
Foods
Marian T. Marshall
Radio
Los Angeles
General Merchandise
George McKeehan
Marjorie Christensen
Holiday bazaar features crafts from plastic drops
Retarded Children's Foundation Auxiliary hosts a two day bazaar at Whaley Park Clubhouse offering wreaths snowmen and kittens made from feathered plastic drop cloths along with 200 other gift items. Admission is free with a noon buffet and hourly door prizes.
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Children’s Foundation Auxiliary
Whaley Park
Atherton St
Leon Collier
Hubert Christian
Paul Cravens
Children’s Foundation
E. Stearns St
Marie Cravens
Retarded Children’s Foundation Auxiliary
Chuck Sundquist
Arts Council publicity workshop probes culture funding goals
Representatives from 35 of 42 regional Arts Council member groups attended a publicity workshop at Edgewater Inn. William W. Broom of the Independent Press Telegram led a Q and A luncheon, urging private business to fund culture and pressing groups to define community goals and cultural identity. The event featured IPT’s Bert Resnik, Mary Carlton, Elise Emery, KNBC’s Howard Sturm, Dorothy Dubin, and Anne Nichols.
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Long Beach Regional Arts Council
Edgewater Inn
William W. Broom
Art Council
Arts Council
Long Beach
James Epperson
Bert Resnik
Mary Carlton
Elise Emery
IPT
Howard Sturm
Knbc-Tv
Dorothy Dubin
The
Call Enterprise
Anne Nichols
Long Beach Promotion
Emblem Club Bazaar Saturday at Elks Club
Emblem Club invites the public to its annual bazaar on Saturday from 10 am to 10 pm in the Toast Room of the Elks Club at 4101 E Willow St. Luncheon at 11:30 am and dinner from 5:30 to 8 pm served by club members. Reservations required. Proceeds support club philanthropies.
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Main St
U.S.A
Emblem Club
Elks Club
Willow St
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