Cerritos hosts Soviet American peace symposium
Three Soviet students and three American peers discuss how their nations can aid world peace at Cerritos College on April 26 at 8 p.m. in the student center main hall. Alumni speakers, six minute talks, audience Q and A, and closing summaries from each country. Tickets at the box office with general $2, students $1, nonstudents $1.50. Proceeds support Cerritos College student financial aid.
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Cerritos College
MLMD
Alondra Blvd
California
United States
Valadimir A. Kaylaradge
Committee of Youth Organizations
Ussr
Nickolai N. Mukhin
Moscow State University
Levon G. Saakyan
Republic of America
Cerritos
Richard LoCicero
John Tagg
Associated Students of
Office of Student Affairs
Mishaps in traffic hurt 2 in Long Beach
Two people were injured in separate traffic accidents in Long Beach Monday. Philip Murphy, 71, of 10th Street, was treated at St Mary’s Hospital after being struck crossing Anaheim Street at Linden Avenue by a vehicle driven by Kenneth Rihal, 26, of Florence Avenue. Lucy Jackson of Los Angeles was admitted to Harbor General Hospital after her car collided with a car driven by Roxanne Adams of Inglewood on Artesia Street near the Long Beach Freeway east off-ramp.
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Long Beach
Philip Murphy
Sh? 1
10Th St
St. Mary's Hospital
Anaheim Street
Linden Avenue
Kenneth A. Ryhal
Florence
Long Beach Police Fire Calls Summary
Emergency dispatches over 24 hours include multiple trash fires at 696 Via Barvara and 7:25 p.m. Val Verde and Wardlow. resuscitation at Arbor Road and 12:21 p.m.. injury traffic crashes at Linden Avenue and Santana Street and at Arieslia Street and Tone Beech Freeway. car fires at Marianna Avenue and 11th Street and Lakeward Boulevard and Spring Street. wash downs at 333 Orange Ave and other locations. paged alarms at Lakewood Boulevard and Arate Gon Trent. assistance at 1083 Cherry Ave and resuscitation at 448 Hanbury Street.
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Barvla
Arbor Road
Snailee
Linden Avenue
Tid Pam
Lakewood Adulevard
Arate Gon Trent
Pama
Ximeno Avenue
15Th Streets
Atiesla Street
Tone Beech
Marianna
11Th Street
Arisia
Butler Ave
Sadena
Orange Ave
Val Verde Avenue
Wardlow Road
Spring Street
Redondo Avenue
Lakeward Boulevard
Paramount Boulevard
Thompson Street
Cherry Ave
Hanbury St
Cerritos man pleads innocent in Highland Park bomb death
John E. Hoel of 17707 De Ora Place appeared in Los Angeles Superior Court on Monday pleading innocent by reason of insanity to a bomb death charge. Judge George M. Dell appointed two psychiatrists to examine the 36 year old motorcycle dealer.
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Cerritos
Wighland Park
Los Angeles Superior Court
John E. Hoel
de Ora Place
Towin Mea
George M. Dell
Bancroft Junior High Flags Costa Rica in Pan American Festival
Costa Rica was the honored nation as Bancroft Junior High School students exchanged the 26th flag with Latin American countries during the Pan American Festival. Student President Steve Hayes, 15, swapped the U S flag with Victor Aros of Jardin High School and will take the flag home to San Jose. Consuls from Latin American nations observed the flag exchange on the athletic field, and the flags were flown during Monday's ceremony.
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Bancroft Junior High School
Lakewood Village
Costa Rica
Steve Hayes
Lakewood
Hayes
U.S
Victor Aros
Jardin High School
Atce
San Jose
Bancroft
Judge Vasey to speak at Temple Sinai Men’s Club event
Retired Superior Court Judge Beach Vasey will be the principal speaker at the third annual Civic Awards Breakfast of Temple Sinai Men’s Club. Four public servants will be honored: Richard Johansen of the Police Department, Joe McLinden of the Fire Department, James J. Tabor of the Post Office, and Jackson Simmons from the City Public Service Department. The breakfast starts at 9:45 a.m. at the temple social hall on Seventh Street and Molino Avenue.
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Superior Court
Beach Vasey
Temple Sinai Men's Club
Long Beach Club
Richard Johansen
Police Department
Joe McLinden
Fire Department
James J. Tabor
Post Office
Jackson Simmons
City Public Service Department
Temple Social Hall
Seventh Street
Molino Avenue
Seminar on Backpacking Offered by Southeast District
Southeast Recreation and Park District sponsors a Backpacking Seminar at Carter Hall Norwalk Park. Instructor Frank Ashley, noted adventurer, covers equipment, 10 essentials, food, hiking camping, navigation, dangers, and wilderness ecology. Sessions limited. early sign up advised. Ages 12 plus fees 5 for first family member 4 for second 3 for each additional.
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Southeast Recreation and Park District
Carter Hall
Norwalk Park
Sproii
Galling Norwalk Park
FCC probes AT and T bias in hiring across groups
A federal commission opened hearings in Los Angeles into allegations that AT and T discriminated in hiring against women and minority members. A Pacific Telephone representative said the company pledged parity hiring, yet witnesses argued West Los Angeles Mexican‑American service remains inadequate, lacking Spanish speaking emergency operators.
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Federal Communications Commission
Los Angeles
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Pacific Telephone Co
At&t
Pacific
Port planners eye West Bank revamp
Harbor Department planners survey bold redevelopment concepts for the West Bank along the Port of Los Angeles main channel. proposals include a six story parking garage beside Harbor Boulevard, a restaurant shopping complex near Catalina Terminal, offshore buoys for future mega tankers, and a park with promenade between Fourth and Sixth streets.
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Port of
Los Angeles
Harbor Department
Harbor Boulevard
Catalina Terminal
Mammouth
Fourth
Sixth
Beacon’ Street
San Pedro
16Th Street
Ports O ° Call Village
Consolidated Marine Terminal
Beacon Street
Vincent Thomas Bridge
Federal Breakwater
Donald A. Walsh
Bradley receives 16 year to life terms in Wilmington crimes
Barney Bradley, 1034 W. 122nd St., was sentenced in Long Beach Superior Court by Judge Carroll M. Dunfin to 16 years to life for four armed robberies and the attempted murder of a pursuing police officer. His wife Mary Lou Bradley was found guilty of additional car robberies and faces sentencing pending. Bradley had prior armed robbery convictions and bail set at 12,500.
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Carsatthat
Fife
Wilmington
Barney Hradley
W. 122Nd St
Long Beach Superior Court
Carroll M. Dunfin
Bradley
Mary
Lou
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North Long Beach
Leo Club
Cathy Munn
Brad Matthews
Memorial Hospital
Fred Panasiuk
Memorial Medical Center Foundation
Norman Kaplan
Junior Blind Foundation
Robert Shumway
KCC
AT & T
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Board of Harbor Commissioners
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Weatminster Memorial Park
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