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Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1967

Page

15

Golf Board votes to close street for course expansion

The Golf Commission proposes closing Federation Drive between 10th and Anaheim to lengthen the first two holes at Recreation Park Golf Course. The plan, approved unanimously with Councilman Graham voting yes, would reroute the drive southeast through the park and extend the range westward. Mrs Holden notes minimal through traffic on the two streets. cul de sac added.

Federation 10Th Anaheim Recreation Park Golf Commission Dana E. Brown Canara Operi Park Seventh Street Anaheim Street Henristta Holden Anaheim Streets Park Avenue

Rule Salyer Guilty in Slaying of Wife

Curtis Salyer, 34, of Long Beach, convicted of second degree murder for the hammer slaying of his wife Carnie T. Salyer, 30. Judge John F. McCarthy ruled he was sane at the time. a new-trial hearing was set for May 12. Police said he attempted suicide after the attack and drove to a bridge to plunge the car into the San Gabriel River.

Curtis Salyer Long Beach Carnie T. Slayer Superior Court John F. McCarthy Salyer Byer John Keipnenberg McCarthy Mrtter Fo Ee Fe Ariesia Street San Gabriel River

Labor unions seen as gain in benefits and wages

Joseph T. De Silva of the Retail Clerks Union told the Industrial Relations Conference at Long Beach City College that unions exist mainly to secure benefits. He cited 30 years of growth and urged employers to provide full and direct contributions while wages become spending money. Roy L. Anderson of Douglas Aircraft Co spoke as a principal speaker.

Joseph T. de Silva Retail Clerks Union Long Beach City College DeSilva Roy L. Anderson Douglas Aircraft Co

Long Beach LB Project Aims 200 Trainees for Employment

The program seeks to train 200 unemployed workers for restaurant and hotel jobs with pay around 1.40 an hour and meals on the job. It begins April 24 with a two week orientation at Long Beach City College, funded by the California State Department of Vocational Education, followed by on the job training and employer reimbursements. The effort, supported by labor and management, aims to place most trainees permanently and bolster the service industry workforce.

Conrad California State Department of Vocational Education Business and Technology Long Beach City College Linden Ave

Space Wisdom for Sale From NASA Tech Transfer

NASA promotes peacetime use of space tech at a Lafayette Hotel symposium. Demonstrations include a 15 cent device to punch holes through tissue, under water techniques, a switch on reading glasses to aid paraplegics, and other inventions. Matt King notes NASA holds over 220 000 items in its document bank and urges regional dissemination via USC.

NASA Ernest LaBelle Long Beach Douglan Aircraft Co Bey National Aeronautics and Space Administration North American Aviation, Inc Long Beach Chamber of Commerce King Kelly Paul Schweémler Space and Information Systems Division NAA

Folklore Conference Sets Speakers at Long Beach

Folklore and film authorities join film director Francis Ford Coppola and critic Arthur Knight for the second annual Comparative Literature Conference at California State College in Long Beach. Symposiums include epic literature with Norma Goudrich and Kenneth Oliver. Long Beach faculty members listed. A window-smashing thief stole suits valued about 800 dollars from Harris Frank on Pine Avenue. a stocky 5 feet 4 inch suspect described, exact loss undetermined.

California State College At Long Beach Francis Ford Coppola Arthur Knight Walter Starkie Norma Goudrich USC Kenneth Oliver Occidental College J. A. Reynolds Miami University Harris & Frank Pine Ave Richard W.beegle

Two Traffic Positions Open in Long Beach Jobs

The City of Long Beach seeks applicants for two traffic related posts. A traffic technician pays 560 to 691 dollars monthly under City Traffic Engineer Robert D. Dier, with an April 27 examination at Cedar Avenue. An admissions attendant at the Long Beach Arena and related venues offers 1.50 to 2.10 dollars hourly, while engineers aides pay 517 to 438 dollars monthly. applications accepted through June 30.

Robert D. Dier Cedar Avenue Eels Long Beach Municipal Auditorium Erang Stadium

Joe Stroud Services to Be Friday

Joe A Stroud 59 died Tuesday in Long Beach native of Weatherland Texas he moved here 46 years ago and worked at Shell for 42 years. elder at Central Church of Christ and active in Uptown Church Survived by wife Cleta daughter Sharon Moore sisters Grace Martin Mildred Christensen Margaret Frisby and two grandchildren Patterson Snively Mortuary to handle arrangements

Uptown Church of Christ, Long Beach Joe A. Stroud Shell i Co Stroud Daisy Ave Weatherland Tex Long Beach Shell Cntral Church of Christ Cleta M Sharon. Moore Grace . Martin

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