Seal Beach election nears with two council seats up for grabs
Seal Beach voters head to the polls on Tuesday to elect two city councilmen, a city clerk, and a treasurer in a quiet race. District Two features three candidates for the council seat while clerk incumbent Jerdys Weir faces Carole Burgis. Incumbent Lloyd Gummere and Treasurer D Barry Morgan run unopposed. District Two has 3,436 registered voters, District Four has 2,984, with 13,828 total.
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Seal Beach
Jerdys Weir
Carole Burgis
Lloyd Gummere
D. Barry Morgan
C.J. Fuhrman
Harvard Lane
Northronics
Northrop Corp
Hawthorne
Likins
Twin Hills Drive
Ben Nicholas
Danbury Lane
Weir
P.T.A
Frederick Hickman
Burgis
Central Ave
Ana
Heim Aircraft Firm
Vickers Guided Port Through Critical Era
Charlie Vickers led Long Beach through a oil boom and subsidence crisis transforming the Port of Long Beach. From 24 berths to 57, shipping revenue and tonnage surged as he rarely rests, works weekends, and pursues civic projects while directing vast port expansion and offshore oil development.
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Vickers
Long Beach
Charlie
Young Vickers
Poly High School
Sam
Charlie Vickers
Los Angeles
Maddy
Hazel
Camp Fire Girls
Long Beach Day Nursery
City of Hope
Port of
Young Gina Enters College Early Smiling Across Campus
Gina McCormick, age 14, enters a college ahead of policy on expenses and social rules. She leads in the first college play, earns a spot on varsity cheer, and recalls bringing a dorm kitten. Her mother, a school psychologist, notes Gina's early reading and home schooling headstart.
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Gina
McCall's Magazine
San Clemente HS Launches First Orange County NJROTC Program
San Clemente High School becomes the first school in Orange County to establish a Naval Junior Reserve Officers Training Corps unit. Congressman James B. Alt of Santa Ana notes the spur behind the move, with Principal Samuel Chicas leading the effort.
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San Clemente High School
Orange County
Naval Junior Reserve Officers’ Training Corps
James B. Alt
Santa Ana
Samuel Chicas
Protest Ignites at CSCLB War Over Vietnam and Racism
International Ten Days of Protest begins at California State College at Long Beach with events including a guerrilla theater presentation a noon rally and a hearing on white racism on campus Faculty Peace Committee and Students for a Democratic Society groups sponsor speakers while college leaders urge peaceful conduct and no disruption to classes Carl W. McIntosh notes campus sentiment split on Vietnam amid nationwide debate. Last Saturday over 125 demonstrators marched to Lincoln Park for a rally.
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California State College At
Long Beach
CSCLB
Student Action Committee
Students For A Demcratic Society
Faculty Peace Committee
Vietnam
America
Carl W. McIntosh
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Manila
Edward DB. McKenzie
Norman Court
Harold E. Stetson
Olive Ava
San Clemente
Cscle
Lincoln Park
Dooley
KitchenAid
Dooley’s Hardware Mart
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Dex
Angee
Fancy Farms
Vons Sim
Pune
Mons
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Kraft Miracle Whip Tree Top Apple Juice
Hormel Franks
Scott Venter
Usda Choice
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USDA
CHOSC
Vons
John
Sauls
Bermuda
Vubcan
Rosarita
Rosarita Taco Savee
del Monte
Norwalk Blvd
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Po Fen Hk
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Santa Susana
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Toreden
Peninsula
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Edinger Ave
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Harbor City
Huntington
Ivan ET Ae
Chacman
Agra
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