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Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1970

Page

16

Sesame Street creator speaks to KCET women council

Joan Ganz Cooney of the Children's Television Workshop appeared in Hollywood to address the Women's Council and KCET affiliates. She discussed the show s educational aims, emphasized preschool outreach, and noted a renewed funding for Sesame Street with plans for Spanish language and extended teaching segments.

Joan Ganz Cooney Children’s Television Workshop Sesame Street Kermit the Frog Mon Ster Hollywood New York Women's Council KCE KCET East Lorne Green Norman Taurog Women’s Council Cooney Couney Paul Sutra Orville W. Cole Long Beach

Soft-spoken Marine Mary Spall breaks into all-male sports world

In a smoke filled room at Long Beach Naval Station, Mary Spall a 5 foot 4 inch 108 pound former WAVES and Marine becomes Women’s Athletic Director for the 11th Naval District. She coaches and administers men’s sports programs and officials clinics while facing initial skepticism from seasoned male officials. Her career spans physical education, Navy service and leadership in basketball softball and more.

Special Services Department Long Beach Naval Station Mary Colorado Mary Spall Colorado State University el Toro Marine Recruit Depot Miss Spall Naval District WAVES Navy Ence LANS Frank Kirkland

At Wit’s End: family argues over shoe tying tale

In a humorous reminiscence Erma Bombeck recalls a family argument about tying shoelaces and puberty. A mother recounts guiding a child through lacing while the father and siblings react with playful confusion. The piece satirizes parental advice, generational gaps, and everyday domestic life.

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