Navy Foresees Steady Yard Work at Long Beach
Navy officials anticipate overhaul work at Long Beach Naval Shipyard will remain level next fiscal year, as Admiral Barnard E. Manseau says overall figures stay unchanged. East coast yards may feel deeper cuts, with more details due June 1. Rep. Hosmer to study nationwide small business clinics next fall.
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Last Yank Repatriate on Way Back to U. S.
The last American repatriated prisoner in Japan left by plane today for the United States. Capt. Zach Dean of Douglas Kansas and his wife departed from Tokyo International Airport. Dean had medical treatment after being freed in the Panmunjom prisoner exchange last month. His wife Abigail worked in Tokyo with the American Red Cross.
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Baptist List Grows as 29 Churches Joined
Philadelphia report says twenty nine more churches joined the General Association of Regular Baptist Churches on Thursday, increasing the denomination to about 133000 members. The expansion reflects steady growth within the church network across the region.
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Planners Approve Designs for Honor Farm Buildings
The City Planning Commission Thursday approved preliminary cost estimates and designs for three buildings at the honor farm south of Carson Street and east of the San Gabriel River. Spanish style plans include a six winged dormitory, a chapel, and a mess hall. Final approval awaits further revision before submission to the City.
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Paramount Annexation Leader Addresses Fees Debate
Paramount Home Owners Civic Group president Omar B. Lego urged residents to hear both sides on annexation aided by handbills from the Paramount Boundaries Committee. He promised public meetings presenting advantages and warned the campaign promotes lower city services and costs, while opponents claim higher taxes and loss of oil revenue.
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Bakersfield Schools Seek Near Two Million in Loans
Bakersfield schools seek almost two million dollars in loans for site purchases and rebuilding after July earthquakes. The state allocation board has not spent funds yet and a 595 thousand loan to Shafter was approved to rebuild its damaged city hall.
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