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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 1963

Page

2

69 Bands Tuned Up for Parade on Ocean Boulevard

Music from 63 bands will roll down Ocean Boulevard at noon for the 23rd Annual All Western Band Review in Long Beach. More than 190000 spectators are expected to watch 6515 band members and majorettes, judged by 19 officials in the world’s largest high school marching band parade. A four hour event ends with award presentations at 545 in the Long Beach Arena. rain has dampened parades recently.

Stetios Ola H. Karoliassen Jeft Norway Walter Groshong Porterville High School Ocean Boulevard Fakeon Cedar Avenues Long Beach Ocean Twirlin Denships Don G. Gill Gill Califonia Westminster Coldstream Guards Farrans Glendorz Mayfair High Lakewood Ramona High Riverside San Mateo High Castle Park High Chuly Vista San High School Sactal Barbara Santa Ca Cliss Rocall Cajon Valley Bloomt Bigoet Hilltop Monte Vista Cross Vista CoaEng Long Beach Police Is Ein

Violation Orders Shut Two Long Beach Taverns

California ABC bars Captain Paul’s Gyro Room and the Crow’s Nest, both in Long Beach, for violations of liquor laws and intoxication on premises. Dos Santos Co. Ire, operator of Captain Paul’s and the Gyro Room at 129 E Octan Blvd, had its license revoked. Verna E L Byerly, operator of the Crow’s Nest at 1912 W Willow St, must dispose of her license. Six month suspension offered to seek a transfer. Appeals allowed.

Sacramento State Alcoholic Beverage Control Department Long Beach ABC Kenarl Icense of Dos Santos Co Captain Paul's Octan Blvd Gampiss Vgs Verna E L. Byerly Crow's’ Nest W. Willow Sr Department

Paramount Street Project Hearing on Casters Street Work

Paramount City Council will hold a public hearing at 8 p.m. Tuesday on the tax assessment for the Casters Street improvement project. Specifications call for installation of curbs and gutters along a two block stretch of Castana between Alondra and Compton Boulevards.

Paramount Paramount City Council Casters Castana Alondra Compton

On Stage Plays and Shows in Long Beach Tonight

Local listings feature Strange Beetle Bows at Community Playhouse 5021 E Anaheim St 4 30 pm Shot in the Dark at Magnolia Theater 2560 Magnolia Ave 6 30 pm Clofield at Morgan Hall Playhouse 835 Locust Ave 6 30 pm Off Broadway Theater 211 Lime Ave 6 30 pm AI Western Band Review Parade at Ocera Boulevard Arena 12 noon and Review Arena 5 15 pm

Long Beach Community Playhouse Anaheim St Magnolia Theater Magnolia Ave Clofield Morgan Hall Playhouse Locust Ave Lime Ave Ocera Boulevard Arena

False Arrest Claim Seeks 850000 From Cities and County

A Long Beach registered nurse Wilma S Fancher filed an 850000 claim against the city of Long Beach and the city and county of Santa Barbara alleging false arrest on forgery and grand theft. She says she spent five hours in jail, was released on 5250 bond, and claims the warrant was issued without evidence or a request by Santa Barbara authorities. The case is referred to the city council via City Clerk Margaret Heartwell and attorney Morns Schecter of Lakewood. officials say the charges were a mistaken identity and were dismissed before a preliminary hearing.

Long Beach Santa Barbara Wilma S Fancher Margaret Heart Wells Morns Schecter Lakewood Trict Miss Fanchers

Viet Nam Happiness Shines Under Military Rule Says Mosk

State Attorney General Stanley Mosk, on a recent Los Angeles visit, said Viet Nam’s people express gaiety and confidence toward the new military government though fears linger about internal factional clashes. He noted press restrictions but observed a newly liberal editorial stance in Saigon and general American reservations about stability and policy continuation.

South Viet Nam Attr Stanley Mosk Fri Cay Los Angeles Mosk Ovent United States U.S Nedy Shack Gabetet Far East Viet Nam Counry Peo Ple Saigon Fennet Temaks Mesa Nake Pate Us

Thankful President Replies to Mayor Wade

President Lyndon B. Johnson replied Friday with thanks for Mayor Edwin W. Wade and Long Beach citizens. A signed letter to Mayor Wade quoted the President saying messages from friends brought solace during sorrow after the death of John F. Kennedy.

Lyndon B. Johnson Edwin W. Wade Long Beach Sayd Mayor Wade John Fitzgerald Kennedy

Replica Lindbergh Spirit of St Louis Crashes at Landing

A replica of the Spirit of St Louis piloted by Frank L. Pine of Tallmantz Aviation flipped on its back at Lambert Field after a brief test flight. Pine walked away unharmed. The craft was en route to New York World's Fair Missouri Pavilion. Burglars stole 566 dollars in power tools from B&L Auto Body Shop on Palmer Court.

Spirit of St Louis Frank L. Pine Santa Ana Tallmantz Aviation, Inc Pine Chino Lambert Field Reeway 1St Louis St Louis Charles Lindbergh New York-to-Paris Smithsonian Institute Washington, D.C New York City Missouri Pavilion B& L ‘Auto Body Shop Palmer Court

A Dream of Lights for All Presidents

Retired Methodist minister La Long Beach urges Congress to place perpetual torches at the graves of all U S Presidents. He cites John F Kennedy's grave torch as a model and favors future graves as at the Tomb of the Unknowns. The 73-year-old Earle, blind, would not see the flames even if enacted.

la Long Beach John F. Kennedy Americas Harry G. Earle Seventh St Sid Craig Homer ReLong Beach Wea Earle Essie Dr. Earle

San Pedro Beaten by Youth Gang in Park

San Pedro man Marvin Gillen 27 was recovering after a brutal attack by a gun toting youth gang in a park. The assailants, ages 15 to 21, fled in three cars but police stopped the vehicles and identified several attackers. Gillen and his wife were driving home when the assault occurred and residents provided details to prove the youths’ involvement.

San Pedron Marvin J. Gillen San Pedro the Ark Ocean View Los Angeles Gillen Fermin Park Harbor Division Bing Giten Pacific G !Co Eneman Almeris St Gilen Connie Paseo del Mar San Pedro Pollice

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