Crusade Reaches 55 Percent of Long Beach Campaign Goal
In Greater Long Beach the United Crusade drive hits 55 percent of its 1.79 million dollar goal with 985 504 in contributions. Countywide progress totals 14 627 869 toward 28.2 million as leaders urge revisits to past donors and report by area shows Long Beach Bellflower Lakewood Paramount Signal Hill Cerritos Artesia progress. Pomona Valley area in LA county tops its goal at 101 percent.
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Greater Long Beach Area
Fund Drive
Jess S
Bud) Holton
Lakewood Country Club
Long Beach
Bellflower
Lakewood
Los Angeles County
Pomona Valley
Compton YMCA Drive Organized by City Leaders
A seven member committee led by Jack Winters seeks to form a Compton YMCA. City Manager Jim Johnson Police Chief William Ingram and other officials plan to reach out to about 15 000 potential members parents and sons. Next meeting December 4 at Wilson Park Community Center Room 3.
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YMCA
Compton
Jack Winters
Founders Mutual Depositor Corp
Jim Johnson
William K. Ingram
Samuel P. Black
Joan Manley
Henry Dawkins
Compton College Board of Trustees
Fred Y. Hishiyama
Pacific Southwest
Ymca Committee
Calif
Wilson Park Community Center
N. Rose Ave
Compton 4
Winters
Bob Andrew
Eva Hildebrand Long Beach civic leader dies at 84
Eva Kimball Hildebrand longtime Long Beach civic leader and first woman on the city Planning Commission died at age 84. Services set for Wednesday at 1 p.m. in Disday Family Chapel. Survived by son John W and daughter Helen Browning plus three grandchildren.
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Disday Family Chapel
Eva Kimball Hildebrand
Long Beach
City Planning Commission
John W
Helen Kim Browning
Dr. Kepner
Daniel
Local Vital Statistics Notices and Birth Listings
The column lists numerous birth announcements and death notices with names and addresses. Entries include Campbell, Hagen, Watson, Patton, Plott, Masters, Hoffman, Phillips, Scott, Ritter, Blanchard, O Dell, Odell, and many others detailing newborns by date in early November and several obituaries with residences across several California towns.
TIDES AND TEMPERATURES FORECAST FOR REGIONS
Forecast shows occasional showers in Long Beach and vicinity with partial clearing this afternoon and warmer conditions Sunday. Mountain areas see variable clouds, 5000 feet snow level. Imperial Coachella Valleys around 75 high, 48 to 55 low. Gusty winds in Mojave Desert and easterly winds offshore, variable through today and Sunday. Colsery Lowes noted.
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Long Beach
Terror
Ower
Imperial
Coachella
Palm Springs
Mojave Desert
Concepcion
Seip Arrivals Departures and Tidal Details
The fragment lists sunrise and sunset times, moonrise and moonset, tide heights at various hours, and a lifeguard note. It references Long Beach and Montreal but lacks coherent events or a clear narrative.
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Paneny Lowe
Long Beach
John W. Sky Dunlap Dies Veteran Newsman in Orange County
John W. Sky Dunlap 56 a veteran newspaperman in Orange County and with United Press died Friday at his home Santa Ana after two days illness. He worked as reporter editor and wire service manager and held roles at Santa Ana Globe Long Beach Press Telegram and Los Angeles Times. He founded Pacific Clipping Service and helped organize the Orange County Press Club. He is survived by his widow and his mother. Funeral arrangements are by Smith Tuthill Mortuary.
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Sky) Dunlap
Orange County
United Press
Louise St
Santa Ana
Los Angeles
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Sacramento
Sky
Long Beach Press-Telegram
Los Angeles Times
Santa Ana College
Pacific Clipping Service
Dunlap
Orange County Press Club
Sigma Delta Chi
Society of Journalists
Laura Dunlap
Smith & Tuthill Mortuary
Noted Episcopal theologian interview outlines seminary approach
Rev. Dr. Charles F. Whiston of the Church Divinity School of the Pacific says the Bible remains at the heart of modern liberal seminaries. He discusses pooling denominational resources with nearby universities and defends cooperative methods against conservative charges of watering down Bible training.
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Charles F. Whiston
Church Divinity School of the Pacific
Berkeley
Long Beach
Covenant Presbyterian Church
Conservative Baptist Seminary
Portland
Whiston
Central China College
Wuchang
Church Divinity School
Religious leader discusses universities and seminaries balance
A former New Englander in the Independent Press Telegram argues seminaries can misuse universities but also sees substantial benefits. He cautions clergy against becoming amateur sociologists while endorsing collaboration with secular faculties to enrich lives and spread Christian witness. Continued on Page B-6.
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Wrigley Heights
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Dan D. Barrington
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Gallup
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Cada Domingo En Espanol
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Antonio Tolopilo
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A.F. McKinney
Pad Downey
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Arbor Road
del Amo
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Walnut Ave
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Donald McEntire
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Lime Avenue
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Chatwin- Tandy Sullivan
Caspian Ave
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