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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1956
Page
17
A seven day ban on irrigation of crops and lawn watering in Oceanside has ended after water deliveries resumed from the San Diego aqueduct. The relief comes as water flow resumes to the area, easing restrictions and allowing normal outdoor watering to resume.
A 16 year old Rossmont High School student died after being struck on the head by a golf club during a game. The incident occurred as fellow players swung the club, and the coroner’s report noted a skull fracture. Authorities are investigating the accident and evaluating safety practices at the scene.
Long Beach dentists argue water fluoridation is not medicine but a preventative adjustment. Dr Morris and Dr Har contend fluorine in water prevents dental decay while not treating disease, citing evidence for fluoridation in areas needing it, at a Chambers of Commerce breakfast forum at the Wilton Hotel.
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