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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1966
Page
11
A distinguished committee reviewing last year’s riots argues welfare breeds despair and rebellion. May Reader’s Digest exclusive explains why hostility to welfare workers ranks just behind police hostility and warns Los Angeles could face worse disasters without change.
Washington requests a $56,060 appropriation to continue a feasibility study for a small craft harbor at Anaheim Bay. Rep. Richard Hanna leads Southern California requests for funds as witnesses seek approvals for Los Angeles Long Beach harbor dredging, Dana Point harbor plans, and northern Santa Monica Bay surveys. A $50,000 White House recommendation funds preliminary planning while harbors seek a larger, accelerated study budget of $300,000 for the Los Angeles Long Beach project.
Cerritos College will host the Southern California Junior Neophonic Orchestra with Stan Kenton as president and Jack Wheaton as director. Auditions start Saturdays at 10 am in Barnight Center room 54. rehearsals run 10 am to 10 am. The first concert is set for June 3 with Kenton conducting at the Los Angeles area venues.
A jumble of cryptic clues and partial terms spans sea, land, people, and objects with scattered references to places, names, and items, creating a mosaic of cryptic crossword style hints rather than a cohesive news item or narrative.
British officials propose Britain retain a strategic Singapore base until the 1870s under a general understanding with Singapore and Malaysia. Lee Kuan Yew and Prime Minister Harold Wilson discussed future defense talks, stressing the base must not be used for aggression by Britain or any Southeast Asian nation.
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