Africa Film Presentation on Thursday
A 70 minute color film Safari in Africa will be shown at Polytechnic High School auditorium Thursday at p m. Murl Deusing narrates the City College General Adult division presentation. The trip covers Kenya Uganda the Belgian Congo French Equatorial Africa and the Ruwenzori Mountains with scenes of a giraffe battle and three months of African life.
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Junior Chamber Civic Work Targeted in City Planning Drive
Rolland Hawk, secretary manager, announced active Jaycee involvement in community planning to boost new memberships. Bob Peek outlined a three point program for civic beautification including Alamitos Circle cleanup, trees on E Second Street in Belmont Shore, and Herman Scherer Park play area. The committee, with City Planning Commission, has studied, recommended and supported improvements, citing the Long Beach of the Future model created with the vu. & C. School of Architecture and Werner Ruchti's master plan.
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Slavs Return Greek Children From Yugoslavia
Twenty one children aged five to eighteen arrived in Greece for their first sight of home since being abducted by Communist guerrillas in 1947 1948. International Red Cross supervised the return, the first group to come back under the Greek civil war years.
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Central Valley Dams Could Have Minimized Flood Damage
U S official R S Galland says existing and planned Central Valley flood control dams on six major rivers would have limited damage last week. He notes data show multiple purpose dams in operation or planned would have controlled floods to virtually nondamaging levels.
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Water rights dispute settles for President Wilson liner route
San Francisco reports the liner President Wilson sailed ten minutes late after negotiations settled 1,200,000 acre feet of water for routes with two unions and beneficial use. Officials note the storm water could have produced 450,000,000 kilowatt hours of energy.
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