Rolling Hills Dump Under Consideration Tonight
The Los Angeles Regional Water Quality Control Board will meet at 8 p.m. in room 150 at the Hall of Records to consider Rolling Hills Estates dump establishment and review a Harbor report for 1965 to 1967, Dominguez Channel compliance progress, and Standard Oil waste discharge requirements in Long Beach. Public members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rolling Hills Estates
Los Angeles
Dominguez Channel
Standard Oil Co
Long Beach
Long Beach Free Events At Museums and Schools
A schedule of admission-free events in Long Beach includes exhibits at Long Beach Museum of Art on 2300 E. Ocean Blvd with an African collection and a lecture on primitive art. Also a film at Institute of Lifetime Learning and two lectures on music and medical topics at CSULB and Boyd High School. Agnes Moreland Jackson leads a forum on Black American literary contributions and Dr. Nathaniel B. Kurnick presents on diabetes.
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Long Beach Museum of Art
Ocean Blvd
American Association of University Women
A.m
Fartein Valen
Finn Bernstead
Music Room
California State College At
Long Beach
Agnes Moreland Jackson
W.E.B. DuBois
James Baldwin
Boyd High School
E. Eighth St
Nathaniel B. Kurnick
Long Beach Health Department
Pine Ave
Bite N Hold promises secure denture grip by suction
Western drug firm officials say denture retention relies on perimeter suction. Most products lack it, but Bite N Hold offers this feature. Early users report a distinct secure sensation like real teeth and claim the product lasts months. Available at most druggists.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Di Gel extra action antacid relieves acid and gas
Millions find relief from both excess acid and gas with Di Gel. The mint flavored tablets offer Simethicone's extra action in a patented formula to calm a tense stomach and speed relief at drug counters.
All-High School Journalism Day in Long Beach
About 70 students from Long Beach high schools toured Poly High and other sites in Long Beach Unified School District’s first All-High School Journalism Day. The event featured workshops with IPT editors and a ceremony where five students were named “most promising journalists” and awarded plaques.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I.pt
Bernard P. Ridder Jr
Roxanna Hull
Christopher Erickson
Cheri Hovey
John Geesman
Gay Travers
Becky Ballmer
Long Beach
Independent
Press-Telegram
I,pt
Poly High School
IPT
Bernard J. Ridder Jr
Learn-in on Resin Uses at Vets Center Tonight
A free learn-in on resin uses is set for 7 to 9 at the Veterans Park Recreation Center and Clubhouse 101 E. 28th St. Sponsored by Hastings Plastics Inc of Santa Monica it covers mold making casting and foam in furniture and household items. Speakers include Norry Hastings Dr August Keller Kenneth Bergren and Mrs Virginia Campbell.
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Veterans Park Recreation Center
E. 28Th St
Hasting Plastics Inc
Santa Monica
Norry Hasting
August Keller
Kenneth Bergren
Virginia Campbell
Oilman M Fleet White Dies At 83 In Long Beach
Oil pioneer M Fleet White dies at 83 after a long career in Long Beach oil. He was vice president of Fleet Oil Co. and survived by his wife Ethel, two sons Fleet and Rev Dr Ronald P, sister Marietta Coffin, brother Norman, and three grandchildren. Services Wednesday at Geneva Presbyterian Church. Disday Family Funeral Directors in charge.
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Geneva Presbyterian Church
M. Fleet White
Long Beach
Kansas
California
Fleet Oil Co
Fleet
Ethel M
11Th St
Santa Ana
Ronald P
Philadelphia
Norman
Marietta Coffin
Disday Family Funeral
Old Ferry Tokens Sale Contested
Sylvia Zankich proposes using 760 pounds of Terminal Island ferry tokens as souvenirs to fund a ferry restoration between San Pedro and Terminal Island. The Los Angeles Harbor Commission plans to sell about 152000 tokens for scrap at under 24 cents per pound to National Metal and Steel Corp. The plan would melt tokens into ingots. Zankich will attend the Wednesday meeting to oppose destruction.
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Los Angeles Board of Harbor Commissioners
Sylvia Zankich
San Pedro
L.A
Harbor Commission
National Metal and Steel Corp
Terminal Island
Carl DuBois Named to Head Los Altos YMCA
Long Beach native Carl DuBois was named executive director of the Los Altos YMCA. Clair Johnson of the YMCA of Greater Long Beach announced the appointment on Monday. DuBois, an Air Force veteran, resigns as general secretary of the Santa Maria Valley YMCA and brings extensive YMCA experience.
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Long Beach
Carl DuBois
Los Altos
Clair Johnson
Ymca of
Greater
DuBois
Santa Maria Valley
Johnson
YMCA
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Rolling Hills
Long Beach Area
Greyfriars
Bobby
Institute of Lifetime Learning
Long Beach Blvd
Marine Exchange
Reess Etia
Willard Ivers
Nev
Orleans
Ites Marine
Wallenius
Port Moody Dundrum Bay
States Marine
Newark
Loch Gowan
Acapulco
Maryland
San Ran Michael Salman
Canadian Gulf
Powell River Monique
Nova Yokohama Maukana
Dillingham
Honolulu
Neder Ebro Nedilord Line
Capetown
Nanoose Sperter
Pa- Ane Texaco Overseas
Yokohama
San Fran Tal Hsing
Nedilovda Nav. Co
Jakarta
Utrech
Duipping Co
Hoegh Yavari
Astrid Bakke
Portland
Atlantic
Hendy International Co
Bluebird
Nissan
Devon City
Ciudad de Quito
Catawba Ford
Thongview
W. H Ckersham & Co
Fuzan Maru
Cacayan de Oro Transpacific
Shi LB
Hawaiian Citizen Matson Navigationes
Songueta
New York
Corinto
Bangami Maru
San Fran
Grace Line
Stolt Sildra
Santa Mari
Cort
Seatrain
Puerto Rico
Hueneme
Hudson Waterways ‘Or Co
Villanger
Isle Royale
Jima Ury Dock
NSY
Mansfield
NSY McCormick
NSY McKean
Navarro
Navasota Contsae
Ozbourn
Persistent Harbor
Reeves Sone Eee Rogers
Roncador
Submar Sen Nsy
Taluga Talladega Sts Asia
Chuck Sundquist
Roxana Hull
Jordan High
Milikan High
Lakewood High
Poly
Wilson
Miss Hovey
Millikan
Ridder
al Rosene
William W. Broom
John Dixon
Roger Coar
Roy Jarvis
Ralph Hinman Jr
VET Center
OSTED
St. Joseph
Feat Vy Am
Penaia
St.joseph
of Plough, Inc
Thrifty
Old Ferry Tokens
Davenport
Cal-Vet
FHA
Pacific Coast Hwy
Detore
Dilday Family Funeral Directors
Bens Boot
Hepek
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