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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1960
Page
2
Long Beach records show a continued decline in births and a rise in deaths amid health concerns. The report notes screening programs and rates of diabetes, anemia, hypertension, obesity, and syphilis, with cancer and tuberculosis appearing in prior years.
Rep Chester Bowles former governor and ambassador to India urged free discussion of foreign policy during a Long Beach address and luncheon remarks. He critiqued Nixon on admin policy as Khrushchev attended UN in New York, stressing open dialogue and continued public discourse.
Clifton J. Brown, Signal Hill police chief since the department’s reorganization, announces resignation to become chief special agent for the Southern California and Southern Counties Gas Companies. He will take over Nov. 15 and praises Signal Hill officials and people. He succeeds Horace Ellenson, the former gas firm special agent who died earlier this year. No successor named. He also comments on foreign policy debates and critiques Nixon’s approach, and recalls U.S. policy toward Cuba and Batista.
The Long Beach Jewish Community Council holds its 13th anniversary annual meeting Sunday at 7 30 p m in the Jewish Community Center Grand Ave and Willow St Members from Long Beach Lakewood and Rossmoor Jewis communities are urged to attend The program honors three original founders who signed the council constitution in 1947 Tiving Schneider will be recognized Mr and Mrs Schneider plan to travel to Israel as delegates from Long Beach to the United Jewish Appeal conference in November The evening includes a dessert supper election of delegates at charge annual report exhibits and a guest speech by Gustave Geldstein of the Los Angeles Jewish Federation Council board of directors
William Leroy Dean, 23, of 14127 Brock Ave, was sentenced by Judge Beach Vasey Leone to five years on an auto theft charge. He also received a one to life term for violating probation on a second degree robbery charge after escaping a county jail facility. Dean admitted stealing a vehicle near Lakewood and Alondra Boulevards and driving it to San Diego before his Aug arrest. a felony escape hearing is set for Nov. 3.
State narcotics officers arrested Long Beach resident Thomas R. Badstubner of 1915 Atlantic Ave Apt A on suspicion of illegal possession of narcotics. He was booked in Long Beach city jail after officers found a quantity of heroin secreted in his residence.
Carl H. Martin, 32, of 16 The suspect admitted he with Pl. Friday told police had bought the narcotics in the garage at his home was in Mexico earlier this week, officers said, meat valued at $267.
The All States Society invites Nixon to address its 16th annual picnic at Recreation Park in Long Beach on Wednesday at 1 40 p m The event follows his campaign stop at Lockheed Air Terminal in Burbank Tuesday as part of a Los Angeles area swing Meanwhile a gang case adds eight thousand plus dollars in alleged robberies with witnesses testifying in Superior Court about sluggings and loot as police pursue multiple defendants in a Terminal Island homicide case and related robberies
A 6 year old boy needs 17 pints of blood for heart surgery at UCLA Hospital Orange County. Donors are asked to contact the American National Red Cross at 319 W Broadway. The event, hosted by Long Beach Municipal Band under Charles J. Payne, runs 1 pm to 2 pm with a picnic dinner to follow. Public invited.
Today in Long Beach features a Municipal Band concert at Lincoln Park at 2 PM The Mousetrap at Magnolia Theater 2400 Magnolia Ave at 8 PM Playboy of the Western World at Off-Broadway Theater 211 Lime Ave 830 PM The Lady Chooses at Community Playhouse 502 East Anaheim Street 830 PM South Pacific at Municipal Auditorium at 830 PM
Constate-Beswick Inc at 2750 NE Spring St is awarded a $737,892 contract for building the University police station in Los Angeles. The award was announced Friday.
One of 14 stewardesses will be named Miss Wings of 1960 at the Lafayette Hotel Starlight Room in a judging that caps Wings Over the World Week. The air show at Municipal Airport runs Sunday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. with Polaris missile display and various aircraft on view, free to the public.
Officials of St Gregory Episcopal Church report a burglary in the vicar's office with $12 in cash $4 in stamps and a bottle of Nine stolen while at All Saints Episcopal Church Colorado Street and Terminy Avenue police found a burglary but nothing was taken.
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