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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1955

Page

16

Family of Leaders Selects JCs Leader in Omaha

The Buzard family gains recognition as Leroy Buzard is elected Jaycee president following Mrs. Buzard’s earlier election as president of the Junior Chamber of Commerce Mrs. Jaycees. The move marks sustained leadership in Omaha civic circles.

Omaha Upi Leroy Buzard

Paradox of training: girls to homemaking, boys to trouble

Dr Barbour, San Diego city schools director, told the California Congress of Parents and Teachers that U S youth face a paradox. Girls are trained for careers that masculinize them and overlook motherhood, while boys receive a feminine home environment that fosters trouble. He urged homemaking as a prime girl’s career and daily father involvement to guide sons away from trouble.

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Nationalists Lay Mines Around Offshore Isles

Nationalist China announced defensive minefields were laid in the territorial waters around the offshore islands near Formosa to deter invasion. They cited threats from China and noted potential aims to disrupt ships bound for Foochow and Amoy Bay, while easing pressures on Matsus and Quemoy.

Tripel Formosa Gpi Chiang Kaishek Quemoy Foochow I Matsus Fukien Proudihee Foochow

California grants Indians free hunting and fishing rights

Sacramento report states acting Gov. Powers signed a bill authorizing Indians on tribal rolls to hunt and fish free in California. Officials in ceremonial attire watched as the bill became law.

Sacramento jSian Powers California

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