Compton Teachers Cite Board Lake of Support and Waste
Survey finds indifference to teacher and student needs in Compton schools. Educators cite field trips funded by taxpayers and lack of substitutes, grievance procedures, and workshop access. Calls grow for a formal contract delimiting duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cial
Canada
Las Vegas
Atlanta
Marble
California
Compton Education Association
Lydia K. Levin
Compton Federation of Teachers
Afl-Cio
Compton
Independent, Press-Telegram
Levin
Lakewood Seeks entrants for Miss Lakewood Pageant
Lakewood invites young women to apply for the 18th annual Miss Lakewood Beauty Pageant. Applicants 17 to 23, citizens, not married, may pick up forms at Lakewood stores City Hall or Chamber of Commerce. Judging June 2 at Bullock's Lakewood. Winner becomes official host and Miss California entrant with Hawaii trip and gifts. Deadline May 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bullock's Lakewood
Lakewood
Paulson Promoted to Colonel in California Air National Guard
J A Paulson has been promoted to colonel by Major General Glenn C Ames. He becomes deputy commander of the 162nd Mobile Communications Group and will move in early May to the unit's Sacramento headquarters. His 29 year career includes World War II and the Korean War service with the 148th before commanding the 48th Mobile Communications Squadron since 1962.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joel A. Paulson
Compton
48Th Mobile Communications Squadron
California Air National Guard
Glenn C. Ames
Col. Paulson
162Nd Mobile Communications Group
Sacramento
Paulson
148Th
Mansell to speak at Long Beach Knights awards dinner
City Manager John R. Mansell will address the council awards dinner at 7 p.m. April 29 in the St. Anthony High School cafeteria. Reservations are $3.50 per person and may be made through Peter Rio Pelle at 733 Vernon St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Mansell
Long Beach Knights of Columbus
St. Anthony High School
Sixth Street
California Avenue
Peter Riopelle
Vernon St
Mosquitoes threaten Southland with VEE outbreak
Southeast Mosquito Abatement District officials warn of Venezuelan equine encephalomyelitis reaching the United States as the West Coast sees the disease advance from Mexico. City clerks urge homeowners to remove mosquito-breeding sources and request free Gambusia fish from district headquarters at 9510 S Garfield Ave Lough Gate to curb stagnant-water habitats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph McClurg
Mexico
United States
Margaret M. Rittel
Artesia
Bellflower
Mary Lewis
Mosquito District
Garfield Ave
Lough Gate
Youthful hemophilia fund raisers on job
Sue Marcum and her sister Joan rally Wilson High School students to support the National Hemophilia Foundation. They run Hemophilia March week May 15 22 from a Long Beach office using three phones and student volunteers to contact residents and recruit service clubs and helpers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Marcum
Joan
Pomona Aven
Long Beach
Los Angeles
John
Wilson High School
Wilson
Sue
600
Ocean Blvd
Lakewood
Wilmington
National Hemophilia Foundation
Kaiser unit wins Terminal Isle lease for 30 acre site
Union Steel Co a Kaiser subsidiary secured a one year lease option with four extensions on a 30 acre Terminal Island site between Terminal Way and the harbor waterfront. Plans call for a gray ing dock launching ramp or steel fab rated floating devices with 894 feet water frontage and 150 jobs with about 2.6 million annual payroll. Harbor Department to receive 68407 quarterly as return on investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaiser Steel Corp
Terminal Island
Union Steel Co
Kaiger
Los Angeles Board of Harbor Commissioners
Fred B. Crawford
Harbor Department
Terminal Way
Crawford
Union Steel
Golf cart and clubs stolen from Hastings garage
Burglars entered through an unlocked door at 3856 Brayton Ave and stole a golf cart and a set of golf clubs valued at 30 dollars, Long Beach police said Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Hastings
Brayton Ave
Long Beath
Antiwar festival slated at CSLB Long Beach
A West Coast Peace Festival will be staged April 29 at California State College Long Beach from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Speakers include antiwar activists David Harris and Dr. Benjamin Spock, with rock performances, discussions, and a symposium on social responsibility. Harris will push an airwar initiative and immediate U.S. withdrawal from Southeast Asia. Vietnam Veterans Against the War, Bank of America boycott leaders, and others will participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California State College
Long Beach
David Harris
Benjamin Spock
Marge Buckley
Peace and Freedom Party
Los Angeles
Harris
California
Southeast Asia
U.S
Spock
Bank of America Boycott Committee
Long Beach Free Clinic
National Lawyers Guild
American Friends. Service Committee
The
Peace Action Council
Mother For Peace
CSLB
Glenn Goldsmith
Four Hurt In Three Traffic Accidents In Long Beach
Four persons were injured in three separate traffic accidents in Long Beach on Thursday, police reported. Tina Loyd and Michelle Davis, both residents of Lewis Avenue, were treated at St Mary’s Hospital after being struck by a vehicle driven by L. C. Green Jr. at 6 20 am on Lewis near 10th Street. Tanny J. Sineala, a 14 year old from Spaulding Avenue, was treated at Lee Elementary School after his bicycle was struck by an unknown driver on Gladys Avenue near 17th Street at 11 55 am. Christopher B. Howe, 18, of San Francisco Avenue, was treated at St Mary’s after the car he drove struck a parked vehicle on Sixth Street near Linden Avenue at around 9 pm.
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Long Beach
Tina Loyd
Michellie Davis
Lewis Ave
St. Mary’s Hospital
L. C. Green Jr
Lewis
10Th Street
Tanny J. Sineala
Spaulding Ave
Lee Elementary School
Gladys Avenue
17Th Street
Christopher B. Howe
San Francisco Ave
Sixth Street
Lindon Avenue
Billiard Parlor Robbery by Ex-Employee and Guest
Two bandits robbed the Family Billiard Parlor at 8024 Rosecrans Ave Pater mount Thursday afternoon taking about 30 dollars. Clerk Dorothy Werrick 51 reported the duo entered around 2 15 pm one displayed a gun demanding cash. The other claimed familiarity with the business stating I know better I used to work here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosecrans Ave
Patermount
Dorothy Werrick
Lakewood
Long Beach Fire and Police Respond to One Day of Calls
Over a 24 hour period ending at 2:00 a.m. today Long Beach police and fire units handled a wide range of emergencies including numerous car fires at locations such as Washington Place Ninth Street San Antonio Drive and Long Beach Boulevard and Santa Fe Avenue Ninth Street and multiple street addresses. The log also records grass and trash fires, injury and non injury traffic incidents, a house and building fire, electrical fire, a water shutoff and a box alarm at Pier B with additional incidents across Linden Avenue Sixth Street Market Street and other city streets.
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Long Beach
Washington Place
Ninth Street
Othee
Lewis Avene
Toth Street
Santa Fe Avenue
Willow Street
Aloe
Broadway
San Antonio Drive
Long Beach Boulevard
Pine Avi
Lewis
South Street
Orange Avenue
W. Ocean Blvd
16Th St
Linden Avenue
Sixth Street
Pase
Magnolia Aves
Olive Ave
South St
Esther Street
Linton Avenue
Washington St
Pier B
Parley to hear world affairs talk by Dr Ralph Kaplan
Dr Ralph Kaplan national affairs analyst and UCLA extension writer will speak at Sunday banquet opening the Western District Convention of the National Council of Jewish Women in the Windsor Room at Queen Marys. Sessions follow at Edgewater Hyatt House. Kaplan's topic is Jewish Woman Power and Motivation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Kaplan
National Council of Jewish Women
Queen Mary’s
Windsor Room
Edgewater
Kaplan
UCLA
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Wallowe
Hawaii
Locel
Queen's Court
Misa Lakewood
J. A. Paulson
Mansell
Vee
Southland
Joi
Marcus
Joanie
Joan Marcum
Diane Duff
Debbie Carey
Curt Johnson
Kaiser Subsidiary
Given
Jack
Baldwin Maritime Editor
Ing
Akland
Green, Power
Market Street
Cherry Aveny
Lad Mnia Ave
Wanda
LaVerne Ave
al Hs
Papa
Colt Rumpus Avams
Hausen
Westminster Memorial Park Mortuary
Cemetery
Veterans Lawn
Beach Blvd
Westminster
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