Scouts See World Lessons At Jubilee In London
John Spence, a student from Wilson High School, returned from the Boy Scout Jubilee Jamboree in London with 33,000 scouts from 34 nations. He notes misimpressions of Americans from films, and learns Europeans’ habits and social norms differ less than expected. He observed honest exchange, bargaining games, and that people share similar lives across borders.
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Joan Spence
H Alf
John
Wilson High School
London
Byrys
Johny
Ghana
Africa
New York
Cmntries
Rotser
Jolin
Harold Mangold
Jerry Jacobs
Rith Bennett
Light Brings New Life to Kasulu Africa Hospital
In Kasulu Tanzania a hospital serving 300000 is aided by a donated electric surgical light sent via a Long Beach hospital. Dr William Taylor, Seventh-day Adventist surgeon, reports more operations possible with electricity断 and the device’s arrival improves care. eggs and gifts accompany the tale of aid and gratitude.
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William Taylor
Long Beach
Africa
Taylor
Ty Bob Resnik
Cleansitz
Browent
Kasulu
Tanganyka
East Africa
Starley
Livingston
Jane S-bed
Affrica
Willian Taylor
Community Hospital
College of Medical Evangelists
Los Angeles
African Hospital
Kasalt
Epilepsy Research Advances with 16 Channel EEGDevice
Veterans Administration researchers install a 16 channel EEG system costing 14000 dollars to track brain activity during epileptic seizures. The setup includes oscilloscopes a motion picture camera and a stimulator to induce activity for study. Researchers aim to map seizure spread and brain pathways to better understand epilepsy. Continuous paper tape records monitor electrical fluctuations across brain regions. The project reflects growing interest in epilepsy as a distinct disease following battlefield head injuries.
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Veterans Administration Hospital
J Athe Hospital
Veterans Administration
Two Robbers Hold Up Migdall Pharmacy on Atlantic Avenue
Police report two jittery men robbed Migdall Pharmacy at 881 Atlantic Ave Saturday night. Edward James, 43, and Herby Loeffert, 38, were held at gunpoint while a partner stole narcotics valued at 40 and cash plus a wallet containing 338 from a customer. The duo forced the pharmacists to the floor and fled after demanding more.
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Edward J.james
Atlantic Ave
Pany
James
Loeffert
Garden Grove High School to issue tax anticipation warrants
Garden Grove Union High School district plans to issue tax anticipation warrants totaling 200 1K to cover operating expenses. The warrants will be dated September 25 and payable December 27 after the first apportionment of current taxes. The district expects other local districts to follow with similar notes to cover operations and tax apportionment.
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Garden Grove
Garden Grove Unlonn High School
Child Hit By Car On Stearns Street
Six year old Touglas Arces of 2500 Sandia Avenue was treated for a minor cut on the left arm at Community Hospital after being struck by a car driven by 36 year old Foun H. Clark of 6060 Los Arcos Avenue on Sunday afternoon near Lakewood Bly Stearns Street.
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Touglas Arces
Sandia Ave
Community Hosplal
Foun H.clark
Los Arcos Ave
Stearns St
Lakewood
Battle Royal Folds In California GOP Race Drama
California Republican activists close ranks after a lengthy Knowland Knight power struggle over the gubernatorial nomination. Len Knowland hints at a run while Knight asserts determination, as a party audience in Long Beach heard pledges on primary resistance. Separately, an American citizen case in Los Angeles touches school integration debates and party approval rhythms.
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Maicoim Eprley
California
Republican Assembly
Goodwin J. Knight
W. F. Knowland
Knowland
National
Knight
Osklander
GOP
Long Beach
Poliical
Southern
Asp
Renate
Louise Pahrnty
Orangevitw
Anaheim
Rommit Federal Court
Los Angeles
Ven
O. Fahrney
Kempton Dr
Ebus
Los Alamitos
Jey
Boy
Merh- Rettate
Warren Atherton
Stockton
Amperican Legion
Aps
U. S.senate
Know Lend
Oteam
Driver Slumbers To Hospital In Critical Condition
Levi LeRoy Watkins, 62, electric company worker from Long Beach, suffered internal injuries when he fell asleep at the wheel Sunday. His car swerved into a circle on Woodcutt Ave near Dell Amo Blvd, hit a light pole and a tree, traveled about 150 feet, and stopped. Deputies said he was taken to St Helen's Hospital in Hellflower in critical condition.
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Bellflowre
Electric Company
Levi LeRoy Watkins
Los Coyotes Diagonal
Long Beach
St Helen's Hospital
Hellflower
Watkins
Woodcutt Ave
Dell
Amo Blvd
Beach Lifeguards Report 66,000 Visitors at Long Beach
About 66 thousand lifeguards logged incidents as an estimated 80 thousand people visited Long Beach beaches Sunday marking the end of the summer vacation period. Ten rescues were reported.
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Long Beach
Cook Leaps Out of Pan Into Fire Injures Himself
Richard Leon Earles, 34, of 1133 Hoffman Avenue, was treated at Veterans Hospital for a two inch cut to his left flank after a paring knife slipped from the kitchen table while he was cooking chicken. Police said grease pops caused the accident Saturday night.
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Senate
George Christopher
San Francisco
James R. Moore
Robert Kirngood
Lisenhower
Herbert Brownell
Martner
Supreme Court
John Foster Dulles
Richard Leon Earles
Hoffman Aven Jeane
Veteran's Hospital
Music Box Stolen From Truck During Flat Tire Stop
Music box valued at 100 dollars, playing Merrily We Roll Along, stolen from Charles Wines of 1910 E 59th SL while he fixed a flat on Willow Street near Lakewood Boulevard Sunday. Wines, 35, reported to police.
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Charles ID. Wines
Polce
Willow St
Lakewood Blvd
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