Five free lectures to be offered by Long Beach City College
Long Beach City College will present five free lectures at various venues this week. Topics include investments floral arranging Mediterranean geography the Orient and India. Sessions feature Jess Grundy on putting money to work at the Elks Club Boyd Center hosts horticulture talks Charles W Noah on Italy France Spain and Morocco with slides Brewer Ward on an Orient series and Rob ert G Orr lectures on India beginning Thursday at Andrus Building.
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Long Beach City College
India
Jess Grundy
The
Elks Club
E. Willow St
Esta Stough
Boyd Center
E. Eighth St
Charles W. Noah
Italy
France
Spain
Morocco
Orient
Brewer W. Ward
Robert G Orr
City College
Subcontinent
Andrus
B. Broadway
Three injured in two Long Beach traffic accidents
Three persons were injured in two traffic crashes in Long Beach Sunday. Raymond C. Buckley, 12, from Almond Court, was treated after his bicycle hit a parked car on Pacific Avenue and ricocheted into a car driven by Clarence Sams, 67. A police car collision with Albert Healey, 57, on Long Beach Boulevard left Officer Soeren Poulsen and a passenger, Bobby Martin, hospitalized at St Mary Medical Center. Also, Nancy Chamberlain, a Cerritos High School junior, earned a superior rating at Cypress Junior College Music Festival for Handel’s Sonata V on the flute.
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Long Beach
Simday
Raymond C. Buckley
Almond Court
St Mary Medical Center
Pacific Avenue
Bth
Clarence P. Sams
Pacific Ave
Soeren T. Poulsen
Bobby L. Martin
Los Angeles
St. Mary Medical Center
Albert E. Healey
Coronado Ave
Long Beach Boulevard
Fifth Street
Nancy Chamberlain
Cerritos High School
Miss Chamberlain
Handel
Faces trial in Yugoslavia Artukovic stay in U S extended
The article discusses the extradition hearing for Artukovic with disputed victim counts ranging from 200,000 to a fraction, and notes Yugoslav depictions of him as a murderer. It highlights the Serb Croat and Catholic Orthodox tensions, Cold War anti-Communist climate, and the enduring but waning controversy among supporters and opponents alike.
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Artukovic
Humber
America
United States
Volleyball classes set at Houghton Park this summer
Women interested in shaping up for the summer are invited to join a volleyball program held Tuesdays and Thursdays from 9:30 a.m. to noon at Houghton Park. Instruction will be given each Tuesday morning with play on Thursdays. Open to all levels, no registration, free, and newcomers welcome any time. For more information contact the Houghton Park Clubhouse.
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Houghton Park
Tom Commeau
District 1
Long Beach
Bob Puglisi
Puglist
Long Beach Police and Fire Emergency Calls Snapshot
Over a 32 hour period ending at 8 am today, Long Beach units handled numerous calls. Incidents include multiple injury and noninjury traffic accidents at Pier C, 155 Pacific Ave, Seventh Avenue and Atlantic, San Antonio Drive, and Redondo Avenues, a shooting on Salt Take Street, trash fires on Via Carmelitos and Broadway, a first aid call at 120 E English St, and a burglary arson alert near 6th Street and Janiitos Avenue.
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Long Beach
Pier C
Pacific Ave
Atlantic Avenue
San Antonio Drive
Redondo Avenues
San Antonio
Cher Avenue
raTewood
Clairmore Avenue
Dri Nia
Loni He Beach
Eighth Street
Long Beach Boulevard
Broadway
Cerritos Avenue
Willow Street
Josie Avenue
Heldt Named VP of Memorial and Children's Foundation
Eleanor Heldt of Derri log has been appointed vice president of the Memorial and Children's Medical Center Foundation. Former community relations director at All Nations Foundation in Los Angeles, she leads fund development supporting Memorial Hospital Medical Center of Long Beach and the Earl and Loraine Miller Children's Hospital Medical Center. The foundation has provided more than 34 million for health facilities and patient care over 34 years.
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Eleanor Heldt
Derrilog
Memorial and Children's Medical Center Foundation
All Nations Foundation
Los Angeles
Memorial and Children’s Foundation
Memorial Hospital Medical Center
Long Beach
Earl and
Loraine Miller
Lavenberg to Speak on Tong Beach Mosaic Preservation
George Lavenberg director of the Ceramic Institute is the featured speaker for the Historical Society of Long Beach meeting at Veterans Park Clubhouse tonight. He will present background material for the society’s effort to preserve the Tong Beach Mosaic a multi colored tile fixture that has adorned the Municipal Auditorium facade for over four decades.
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George Lavenberg
The
Ceramic Institute
Historical Society of
Long Beach
Veterans Park
North Entrance
Lavenberg
VA Hospital Chief Promoted to Regional Deputy Director
Dr. Robert W. Brawley, Long Beach VA Hospital chief of staff since 1911, is named deputy director of field operations for the VA western medical region. He will be headquartered in San Francisco and report to Paul O. Battisti, overseeing VA hospitals and clinics in California, Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Nevada, Arizona, Hawaii, Alaska, and the Philippines.
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Robert W. Brawley
Long Beach Veterans Administration Hospital
Western
Brawley
San Francisco
Paul O. Battisti
California
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Nevada
Arizona
Hawaii
Alaska
Philippine Islands
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