Teen Business Leads to Movie Theater Idea
A youth group proposes a teen oriented movie theater with low admission and age specific features. They seek $800 in collateral, test sites included St. Mark's Baptist church and Atlantic United Methodist church, funded by a $33,000 city manpower grant from federal summer youth programs. Participants praised the hands on learning and practicality of the program.
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Lee
St. Mark’s Baptist Church
Lemon St
Atlantic United Methodist Church
Atlantic Ave
Long Beach
Taufig Rushti
Vietnamese Refugee Finds Life Improving in Southern California
Tran, a refugee from Vietnam, talks about adapting to life in Southern California with help from relatives and friends. He describes language learning, transportation challenges from Westminster to Alhambra, and financial strain as his wife expects a December baby. He praises American kindness and hopes continued support for fellow refugees.
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Westminster
Alhambra
California
Ple
Long Beach Jeweler and Civic Leader Harold J. Lewis Dies
Harold J. Lewis a longtime Long Beach jeweler and civic figure died at 71 Saturday at home. Cremation and sea ash scattering were planned with no funeral. He led the 1968 Memorial Hospital and Children's Medical Center Foundation drive and served as Downtown Long Beach Associates president in 1958. Survived by wife Harriett six children a sister and 12 grandchildren. Donations urged to the Children's Medical Center or a chosen charity.
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Children’s Hospital
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Pine Ave
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Better Business Bureau
el Bekal Shrine
Masonic Lodge
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Wrecker chosen to raze historic McDonnell Douglas plant
Huntington Beach based Cuyahoga Wrecking Corp selected to demolish the 3 million square foot Santa Monica McDonnell Douglas plant near the airport over the next year. The site opened in 1928 as Douglas Aircraft Co main facility and birthplace of the DC1 DC2 DC3 line with wartime bombers produced there.
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McDonnell Douglas Corp
Santa Monica
Ocean Park Boulevard
U.S. Cuyahoga Wrecking Corp
Douglas Aircraft Co
Douglas
McDonnell Co
Navy
Army
Long Beach
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