Spock Faces Hostile Welcome at Compton College Talk
Dr Benjamin Spock addressed a largely black Compton College audience and faced sharp opposition led by student Robert J Burnett who compared Spock to Hitler. Spock defended his antiwar stance while answering questions from veterans and students amid tense exchanges, vowing higher courts will review his conviction in December.
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Compton College
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Vietnan
Dr. Spock
Adventists Mark 100th Anniversary at Long Beach Arena
About 10 000 Adventists expected for a two hour pageant at Long Beach Arena Saturday afternoon marking 100 years since the first Seventh day Adventist preachers reached the Far West. Walter R Beach will speak on Gods Word in the Golden West. Adventists advocate Sabbath worship and await Christs soon return while stressing religious liberty.
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Far West
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Washingon
D.C
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Golden West
Pacific Conference
California
Arizona
Nevada
Utah
Mawaii
Beach: Comb the Malcolm Epley Weather Column
The piece comments on climate quirks along the coast, noting cooler moist conditions from fog and low clouds. Veteran observer John W. Teed credits the Rocky Mountains for the temperate climate and hints at curious readers wanting more lighthearted notes.
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Eatherman
Long Beach
John W. Teed
Rocky Mountains
Glowworm Song Sparks Odd Entomological Hymn
A quirky appeal to glowworms and beetles extols their luminous glow and slow oxidation lights. It hints at California state song changes to honor glowworms and invites the insects to stay through the season as visitors linger.
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California
Fence Builders Reprimanded by LB Planners
The Planning Commission reprimanded fence contractors after Mrs Esther E Runnels sought approval for a six foot fence in her front yard at 400 Terraine Ave The panel learned no building permit was obtained and noted the firms ignore reputations The commission denied the request citing permit issues and conduct.
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Esther E. Runnels
Donald W. Phillips
Edwin J. Wilson
Fear Hong Kong flu may strike United States soon
Widespread concern grows as experts warn a major Hong Kong flu epidemic is likely to reach the United States. Reports from Asia indicate the virus is circulating, with possible cases among immunized sailors abroad and early signs of domestic exposure. Doctors differ on vaccine effectiveness, and officials urge vigilance at ports of entry.
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Singapore
Philippines
Taiwan
Indonesia
Japan
Far
National
Communicable Disease Center
Atlanta
Far East
U.S
Newby Macao Hive
Hale
Fryer
Hideo Fukunti
Peninsula School Land Rezoning for Homes OKd by Supervisors
County supervisors approved Regional Planning Commission guidelines to rezone 75 acres of Chadwick School property to residential use and 2.5 acres to commercial. Roessler Chadwick Foundation plans selling to a developer for homes priced 68 000 to 85 000 dollars to pay debt and fund salaries and endowment. Opposition formed to keep school tract open land as residents warned of impact on the Peninsula.
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Palos Verdes Peninsula
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Chadwick
Roessler-Chadwick Foundation
Foundation
Sword
Anaheim Metroport Faces FAA Hearing Opposition
Anaheim officials faced strong objections at a Federal Aviation Administration hearing held at El Modena High School over a proposed metroport south of Angel Stadium. About 600 residents packed the auditorium as Col Guy Badger voiced Navy air space concerns about increased traffic over Los Alamitos Naval Air Station area. Kenneth Rolle cited overflights to Orange County Airport as a reason the stadium site is unsuitable for a metroport. J Bryan Douglass warned Fullerton Municipal Airport about adverse routing impacts.
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Anaheim
Angel Stadium
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Marine Corps J.J
Guy Badger
Navy
Metroport
Col Badger
Los Alamitos Naval Air Station
Kenneth Rolle
Orage County
Truck Ad Sells 34-Ton Rig Day One in Classifieds
Don Kseisbaum of Paramount praises a newspaper ad that sold his 34 ton truck on the first day. The piece notes classified ads can move vehicles and other items, with multiple area contact numbers listed. Anaheim FAA plans for a short takeoff and landing metroport face Navy opposition over flight interference. Orange Mayor Ben Smith objects to planes over residential and business areas, citing tourism as insufficient justification.
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Madison St
Paramount
Independent
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Garden Grove
Anaheim
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Badger
Navy
Cal Badger
City of Orange
Ben Smith
STO
Metropolt
Orange
Ansheim
Smith
Ghost and Mrs Muir Aims for TV's new season
A seaside Maine home hosts widow Carolyn Muir and her two kids with a ghostly captain, Capt Gregg, in The Ghost and Mrs Muir. Producer Rubin says the show avoids gimmicks while emphasizing character relationships and gag comedy rather to a traditional spooky plot.
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NBC
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Diahann Carroll
R. A. Dick
Rex Harrison
Gene Tierney
Carolyn Muir
Maine
Capt
Jeannie
Stanley Rubin
Gregg
Hope Langel
Capt. Gregg
Edward Muthare
Miss Lange
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