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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1969

Page

1

Simonsen named acting president at CSLB Long Beach

Donald H Simonsen was announced acting president of California State College at Long Beach by Chancellor Glenn S Dumke after a closed trustees session. Rumors that the selection tied to Black Studies were unfounded, Ridder said. Simonsen, with CSLB since 1956, aims to implement a major administrative reorganization and smooth leadership until a permanent president is named.

Donald H. Simonsen California State College At Long Beach Glenn S. Dumke Los Angeles Simonsen Seri Up. Simonsen Carl W. McIntosh

Action Line answers on dental care and Naples bridges

Action Line reports that dentists say enamel wear from brushing is unlikely but gums may suffer from prolonged brushing and nylon bristles worsen wear while strong toothpastes with abrasives can erode enamel. In Naples bridges, four new spans planned with storm drains, construction delayed by flood district coordination. no new parking plans for Alamitos Bay peninsula, but a dirt lot near Tist Place will be paved.

S. M Long Beach Naples Canals Alamitos Bay Peninsula Naples Los Angeles County Flood Control District John Williams Toledo Williams Penninsula Tist Place

How to Pass Police Entrance Exams booklet aid

The Long Beach Police Department does not publish a study aid for its civil service exam. ACTION LINE obtained from Lou's Stationers a booklet titled How to Pass Police Entrance Exams for $3.95, offering a brush-up summary of educational topics and sample tests based on police exams nationwide.

Long Beach APO New York. A Action Line Lou Atlantic Ave

Patton Died of Injuries From Germany Car Crash

Army General George S Patton died December 21 1945 from injuries from a December 10 1945 crash in Germany. He led Allied forces across France in the final drive against Nazi Germany.

George S. Patton N. N Compton Patton Germany France Nazi Germany Dwight Eisenhower

Congress Debate Over Haynsworth Stock Purchase

Judge Clement Haynsworth defended buying $16,000 Brunswick stock while a federal case involving the firm was pending. He said he would have recused himself and urged colleagues to withdraw. The Senate committee pressed questions during hearings on his Supreme Court nomination as details on stock dealings and the Brunswick decision were reviewed.

Washington Clement F. Haynsworth Brunswick Corp Haynsworth Senate Judiciary Committee 4Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals Nixon Abe Fortas Supreme Court James Eastland Dmiss South Carolina Arthur C. McCall Circuit Court Harrison L. Winter Brunswick Winter Woodrow Wilson Jones Bartier, McCall Greenville, S.C Brunswick Stock

Daniel Ridder Named Publisher of Independent Press-Telegram

Daniel H. Ridder becomes publisher of the Independent Press-Telegram succeeding the late Herman H. Ridder. At 47 he was co-publisher and is a Twin Coast Publications director with holdings in multiple states. He chairs California State Colleges trustees and has broad civic roles in Long Beach and the region.

Daniel H. Ridder Independent Press- Telegram Herman H. Ridder Ridder Twin Coast Publications, Inc Pasadena Star-News Orange County Evening News New York Journal of Commerce Herman Ridder Daniel Ridder St. Paul, Minn Dispatch Pioneer Press A Papers Twin Coast Newspapers, Inc Ridder Publi Cations, Inc California Minnesota North South Dakota Colorado Indiana New York Northwest Publications, Inc Grand Forks Herald, Inc Wccotv St. Paul Minneapolis California State Colleges Long Beach

Nixon Says Superjet Is Vital

Congress begins heated debate over Nixon approval of a supersonic transport project. Sen. Jackson and Rep. Minshall foresee strong resistance to a 96 million dollar funding request to start SST test models. Critics say funds should go to other needs amid broader doubts about the program.

Washington Nixon Henry M. Jackson Wash William E. Minshall Ohio House Appropriations Committee Congress

Chucel Man Declares Disasters as Acts of God

A provocative remark attributes most worldly good outcomes to one man while labeling disasters as acts of God. The statement frames accountability and divine will, suggesting a combative narrative around cause and response in public discourse.

Senate OKs rent subsidy and housing programs

The Senate approved continuing housing programs and added a provision to fund 175 million to partially subsidize public housing rents. The bill totals 6.5 billion for programs, including 3 billion for urban renewal and 1.78 billion for model cities.

Senate Washington

Navy to trim petty officers by about forty five thousand

Secretary of the Navy John H. Chafee announced a plan to cut about 45 000 petty officers over three months as part of a broader effort to reduce military strength by 77 500 this fiscal year. An early release program will begin in October for active duty enlisted personnel, with further reassessment anticipated.

Norfolk Secretary of the Navy John H. Chafee Navy Department of Defense Chafee Fleet Reserve Association Naval Reserve

Police Use Tear Gas On Large Student Meeting in Mexico City

Plainclothes officers fired shots in the air and used tear gas to break up a 2,000 student gathering at Santo Tomas Polytechnic School in Mexico City. A high police official said three people were injured, none seriously. Eyewitnesses reported a car leaving the campus firing automatic weapons.

Mexico City Santo Tomas Polytechnic School

Lipscomb Recovers From Cancer Surgery

Rep Lipscomb is recuperating after cancer surgery as reported on page A7. The brief notes his condition and ongoing treatment, with no further medical specifics provided.

Lipscomb

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