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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Nov 26, 1968

Page

14

Czech travels during Soviet invasion deepen Ed Shelton trip

Edward Shelton of Acme Travel Service and his wife Helen toured Czechoslovakia in October to assess hotels and travel facilities in Pilsen and Prague. They observed Czech resistance to Soviet troops, noting signs defaced by locals and secrecy of police, and left Nov 20 as protests began and borders closed. The trip highlighted Czech warmth and hospitality but warned against visiting amid Soviet presence.

Hal Love Czechoslovakia Edward Shelton Acme Lakewood Helen Sheitons Pilsen Prague CEDOK Soviet Union Shelton West Germany

Minibike Crash Kills 13 Year Old in Yorba Linda

A 13 year old boy, Timothy Tugwell, died after a minibike collision with a car in Yorba Linda. His 14 year old companion Mark Shhenk was seriously injured. The car driver Nick Mahan, 17, was not held. The crash remains under investigation.

Yorba Linda Orange County Timothy D. Tugwell

Condominium Streets Plan Stirs Cypress City Council

The Cypress City Council on Monday night discussed approving eight private streets for a 139 family condominium. Councilmen ordered a comprehensive report by City Manager Darrel Es.

Cypress Darrel Es

State College Lets Black Power Talk

An Oakland Lutheran clergyman will discuss Black Power next Monday at noon on the speakers platform at California State College Long Beach. Rev. Will L. Herzfeld is a vice president of the Lutheran Human Relations Association of America and urban minister for the California Nevada District. He is a former associate of Martin Luther King Jr. and serves in various religious and civil rights groups.

Oakland Herzfeld Martin Luther King

Professor to Address Police Trainees

Dr John P Kenney of the criminology department California State College at Long Beach will speak on Middle Management Courses to Southern California Police Training Officers Association members at 10 a.m. Wednesday in the Long Beach Elks Club.

John P. Kenney Criminology California State College At Long Beach Southern California Police Training Officers Association Long Beach Elks Club

Wilson PTA to Hear Dr. Wright on School Report

Dr W Odie Wright superintendent of the Long Beach Unified School District will present A Report on Your Schools at 7 30 p m today to the Wilson High School Parent Teacher Association in the school auditorium. The meeting is co sponsored with 14 other PTA organizations.

W. Odie Wright Long Beach Unified Wilson High School Parent-Teacher Association PTA

Omer Anderson Ex Reporter Dies in Bonn

Services are set at the U S Embassy in Bonn for Omer Anderson former Press Telegram reporter who worked for several American news services in Europe He died Friday of a heart attack in Badgodesberg Germany at age 52 A Long Beach Junior College graduate from 1936 he later joined the Los Angeles Times

U.S Bonn Germany Press- Telegram Europe Omer Anderson Long Beach Junior College Badgodesberg Anderson The Press-Telegram Los Angeles Times

Bonanza Waits Missing Stockholders List in Long Beach

Tracers Co of America seeks about 50 000 missing stockholders with dormant funds totaling over 25 million dollars held by banks and trustees in a nationwide search. The Independ ent Press Telegram published names and last known Long Beach area addresses, urging recipients to contact Tracers with any information.

Tracers Co. of America Independent Press-Telegram Long Beach Arthur J. Linker New York City Madison Ave New York N.Y Linker

Sax Appeal Promises Rose Bowl Parade With WAC Band

Long Beach's S/Sgt. Deloris Mattox leads three California WAC musicians in the 14th Army Band during a two week Far West tour beginning with a seven mile Pasadena march. Pfc. Thelma Bryant on sax, S/Sgt. Margaret Clemenson on drums, and others rehearse at Ft. McClellan Alabama ahead of Disney land Las Vegas stops.

Southland WAC Downey Thelma Bryant Long Beach Deloris Mattox Frame 14Th Army Band Sgt Mattox Pasadena Ft. McClellan Ala 14Th Army West Disneyland Las Vegas California Pfc Downey High School Cedar Ridge Margaret Clemenson

Stolen stereo player and tapes from Long Beach car

A stereo tape player and 11 tapes valued at 100 dollars were taken from the car of Anthony Vitar of 6537 Harco Street, police said in a Monday report.

Anthony Vitar Harco St Long Beach

Services Set for CSLB Professor of Education Dr. David Beiderman

Funeral services are planned at Hillside Memorial Park Chapel in Los Angeles for Dr. David Beiderman 53 Long Beach educator and department chair who died Sunday. A Brooklyn College and UCLA PhD graduate he joined California State College at Long Beach in 1966 after leading Chico State Elementary Education Laboratory School. He helped develop a reading program for Compton students and fostered a model partnership between Long Beach College and the Long Beach Unified School District including Orange Avenue School. Survived by his wife Rita a son Barry a daughter Janine his mother Eva Kahn and brother Jack. Glasband Willow Long Beach Mortuary handling arrangements.

Hillside Memorial Park Chapel Los Angeles David Don) Beiderman California State College At Long Beach Beiderman S. Atmore St Carson Brooklyn College UCLA Barry Janine Eva Kahn

County Employes Suit Postponed in Los Angeles

A Superior Court suit testing the constitutionality of a Los Angeles County ordinance which splits employees into small groups was postponed to January 13. LACEA asked for time to file an amended complaint seeking to bar certification of employee associations by the county and its personnel director Gordon Nesvig. The suit argues the ordinance creates more problems than it solves.

Los Angeles County Los Angeles Los Angeles County Employes Association Leonard A. Diether LACEA Gordon T. Nesvig

Now Possible To Shrink Painful Hemorrhoids Now Possible To Shrink Painful Hemorrhoids

A New York City medical study reports a medication that shrinks hemorrhoids in most cases. Tests at major centers show rapid relief from itching and pain with Preparation H, an ointment or suppository not requiring a prescription.

New York, N. Y New York City Washington, D.C Midwest Medical Center

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