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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1966

Page

15

World Must Be Kids' Too Warns Long Beach Minister

Dr. David Burcham of Covenant Presbyterian Church addressed the Optimist Club of Long Beach during Youth Appreciation Week. He urged adults to engage with youth, citing a high school student’s remark about a lack of care after a mass killing, and stressed improved parent child dialogue as essential to helping youths adapt to the adult world. The remarks were given in the Lafayette Hotel Embassy Room with student and faculty representatives from Long Beach schools, plus Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, and Civil Air Patrol sponsors in attendance.

David Burcham Covenant Presbyterian Church Third Street Alamitas Avenue Optimist Club Long Beach United States Canada Boy Scouts of America Girl Scouts of America Civil Air Patrol Lafayette Hotel Burcham

Trade urged to push Torrance firms into world markets

Jack Rokahr of the Commerce Department Los Angeles office urged Torrance area businesses to pursue international trade. He said credit sales to foreign customers can be safe or safer than domestic sales, and cited bank practices and new trade information booklets sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce to help firms, including guidance on foreign sales arrangements and required legal notices.

Torrance Chamber of

Southern California to receive record natural gas imports

Announcement states the region will receive the largest amount of natural gas ever obtained for southern California with initial deliveries in December and full arrival by March. Industrial users may face brief cuts during cold weather while pipelines and plants are built after a six year Federal Power Commission process.

California Federal Power Commission Commission Texas New Mexico

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