Beat Show Picks Coed for Queen at Local Pageant
Linda Center, a tall brown eyed Long Head State College student, was chosen Miss Pacific Coast Beat Show Friday night from 24 contestants. She won a 14 foot Larson ski boat, presented by Jerry Govan of Brunswick Car. The event opens a 10 day show through Oct. 23 with 40 newspapers judging photographs.
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Linda Center
State College
Linda
Larson
Jerry Govan
Brunswick Car
Press-Tetegran
New York
Charleen Elsasser
Irene Orser
Vic Nelson
Ruth Ant Gurley
Oscar Meinhardt
Wilma Hastings
Iola Masterson
Bateman Stricken Day After Wife Dies
Funeral service for Mrs. Margaret Bateman Long Beach resident and wife of Al Bateman long time city manager of Lynwood was held at White's Funeral Home in Bellflower Friday afternoon.
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Margaret Bateman
Long Beach
al Bateman
Lynwood
White
Bellflower
Suspect Cleared in Dope Case
N Howard J Haegeman 21 ofla 6144 Castona Ave Lakewood has been cleared of narcotics charges by the district attorney's office. Deputy Dist Atty Dave Bock said Haegeman was arrested Sept 28 at an Anaheim motel with Frank Thompson 21 of 974114 Rose St Bellflower. Thompson admitted possession and pled guilty. Haegeman denies any knowledge. Thompson waives preliminary hearing in Anaheim Fullerton Municipal Court and to be sentenced Nov 4 in Orange County Superior Court. Meanwhile Mrs Bateman died Wednesday after a heart attack. Bateman was confined to an oxygen tent at Long Beach Community Hospital in critical condition. Neig tut al owed Visitors. Bateman home is 418 E Broadway. Survivors include husband, son Paul Remelin, mother Mrs Charlotte Hall and four grandchildren. Bateman had served as Lynnwood city manager since 1929 with World War II service and a short mayoral tenure.
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Howard J. Haegeman
Ofla
Castona Ave
Lakewood
District Attorney's Office
Dave Bock
Haegeman
Los Angeles
Anaheim
Frank Thompson
Rose St
Bellflower
Thompson
Young
Anaheim- Fullerton
Orange County
Bateman
Long Beach
Neig Tut al
Ine
Paul Remelin
Charlotte Hall
U.S. Army Engineers
Lynnwood
Rocks Injure Youth After High School Football Game
After a San Pedro high school game between Fermin Lasuen and Crespi Carmelito a group of juveniles hurled rocks at a bus carrying Encino students at 25th Street and Western Avenue. Warren Kamm, 33, of Encino, suffered multiple cuts to the head and neck and was treated at San Pedro Receiving Hospital. The rocks broke two bus windows and occurred Friday night near Lasuen High School.
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San Pedro
Warren Kamm
Encino
San Pedro Receiving Hospital
Fermin Lasuen
Crespi Carmelito
Ith
Gaifey
Kemm
Lasuen High School
25Th Street
Western Avenue
Tightrope of life in newborns saved by surgery
Dr. C Everett Koop describes new neonatal surgery at Memorial Hospital of Long Beach and Children's Hospital of Philadelphia to save defective newborns. He explains anesthesia, limited nursing, and rapid recovery as infants near 72 hours old begin life on the medical tightrope.
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C. Fverett Kuop
Children's Hospital of
Philadelphia
Memorial Hospital of
Long Beach
Southern
California
Koop
Jter
Christian Medical
University of Fennsys
Yooungster
Postal Station Job Set
A contract to construct and lease a new postal substation on Pacific Avenue near 19th Street was awarded to Dr. Leonard Wachs of Lakewood. The facility will span over 6,000 square feet, include a 16 square foot loading dock, and offer more than 10,000 square feet of parking. The lease runs 10 years with two five-year options. building to be privately owned and taxed locally.
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Pacific Avenue
19Th Street
Leonard ¥. Wachs
Lakewood Dr
Lakewood
Craig Iosmer
Calif
Arthur
Summerfield
Hosmer
Federal Govern|t
Board Slates Exams for Six Library Posts
The City Civil Service Board announced examinations for six library positions including assistant librarian department librarian general librarian children's librarian library clerk and library page Prospective appointments offer salaries from 18163 per hour to 8722 per month Further details are available at the board office in the Municipal Utilities Building 215 West Broadway.
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City Civil Service Board
Library Department
Amonth
Municipal Utilities
Broadway
Burglary Report At Beadles Home On East Coast Hwy
Police were told Friday that Donald J. Beadles apartment at 3624 E Pacific Coast Hwy was burglarized, with a wallet containing 79 dollars taken. The incident was reported to authorities and investigated as a theft.
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Donald J. Beadles
Pacific Coast Hwy
Dynamic labor chief touts flexible employment system
California's employment director Irving Perluss told a Long Beach convention that "dynamic" means adapting to labor needs, while defending the department from charges of bias. He noted mixed signals from labor groups and growers, urging a service oriented system amid a three day International Association of Personnel in Employment Security gathering at the Lafayette Hotel.
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California
Pram
Long Beach
Priday
Irving Perluss
Sacramento
California Department of Employment
Perluss
Uad
State Institute Snd
Lal Association of Personnel
Lafayette
Saucer Sightings Over Anaheim Reported
A Friday night call to Orange County sheriff's deputies described two unidentified flying objects over Anaheim. The faster saucer overtook and appeared to engulf the slower craft before both disappeared.
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Orange County
Sheriff's Deputies
Anaheim
Plaza Citizens Plan Eldorado Park Meet
The Lakewood Plaza Citizens' Association will meet Thursday at 8 p.m. in Eldorado Park clubhouse to discuss the delay in development for the park. Councilman Andrew Baird and Park Superintendent Don Obert are scheduled to address the group.
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Lakewood Plaza
Vets Sponsor Dance at Veterans Building
The annual Early-Bird dance runs Tuesday at 8 30 pm sponsored by Arthur L. Peterson Post No 27 of the American Legion at the Veterans Building 241 West Broadway.
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Arthur L. Peterson
The
American Legion
Broadway
DC8 No 100 Delivered to Pan American Hero
Pan American World Airways received the long range DC8 Series 30 transport number 100, delivered by Douglas Aircraft. Harold E Hynd presided over the handover to Pan Am resident representative William A Del Valle, with Capt Scotti W Flower conducting technical acceptance and flying the jet to the east coast. This marks Pan Am’s 11th of 19 DC8s to arrive, following the first jetliner delivery on February 7. Douglas has firm orders for 154 DC8s from 20 airlines.
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William A. del Valle
Pan Am
Douglas
Harold E. Hynd
Douglas Long Beach
Scotti W. Flower
Pan Aim
Pan American World Airways
Long Beach Evening Theater Concert Schedule
Municipal Band at Lincoln Park performs at 2 pm. Long Beach Actors Studio presents Waltz of the Toreadors at Morgan Hall. The Mousetrap plays at Magnolia Theatre for 20 dollars. Off-Broadway stages The Playboy of the Western World at 8:30 pm. The Lady Chooses runs at Long Beach Community Playhouse at 6 30 pm. South Pacific closes at Municipal Auditorium at 7 30 pm.
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Long Beach
Actors’ Studio
Morgan Hall
Locust Ave
Magnolia Theatre
Magnolia Ave
Lime Ave
Long Beach Community Playhouse
Anaheim St
South Pacific
Missile Ship Will Be Open to Visitors
Visitors may board the guided missile cruiser USS Topeka at Pier D Long Beach Harbor from 1 to 4 pm today and Sunday. A spokesman said the ship will be left in ready condition after firing exercises at the Pacific missile range. The Topeka carries a Terrier missile launcher and is equipped for air defense.
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Pier D
Long Beach Harbor
Pacific Missile Range
Dooley and Bond Head Abroad on Two Week Trip
Vice Mayor Bert B. Bond will deliver Long Beach keys to Paris Rome and London officials as part of a two week vacation trip. Dooley, a former City Councilman, will join the tour won from an appliance firm in an unofficial retailer capacity.
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Bert B. Bond
Long Beach Keys
Paris
Rome
London
Bond
Charles R. Dooley
Vickers Heads to International City Managers Meeting
Vickers left Friday by car for the International City Managers Association annual meeting opening Sunday in San Francisco. He is scheduled to return Thursday.
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City Mets
International City Managers Association
San Francisco
Thursaday
City Recreation Spending Reaches New Peak Amid Budget Talks
City expenditures for recreation rose by more than 97000 to a peak of 1266464.90 while council debates a 3 percent cut in the Recreation Dept. budget proposed by City Manager Sam E. Vickers. Final outlays show major funding from a 1800 tax levy and unitization plans tied to subsidence control in the Wilmington Oil Field with payments to playfields, music and arts programs, and urban recreation services.
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Recreation Dept
Sam E. Vickers
State Supreme Court
A. Saving
Tase
Wilmington
Gerald Desmond
Long Beach
John
Tideland Ir
Mansell
Lder
Iiies
Stanley Mosk
Org
State High Court
Lecture on Commie Methods Scheduled at Norway Hall
A lecture detailing methods used by Communists to infiltrate organizations in the country will be delivered Monday at Norway Hall 689 Redondo Avenue. The event is sponsored by Long Beach Council No 987 Knights of Columbus. A burglar stole $42 from a Compton residence while Ruth L Ash was occupied on the front lawn, police reported.
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Norway Hall
Redondo
Edmund F. Shaheen
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Miles Lines
Press-Telegram
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California Council of Growers
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Pan American World Air Airlines
Douglas Aircraft! Co
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USN
Joanne Jiorae
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