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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1960
Page
18
Tegucigalpa reports President Ramon Villeda Morales will travel to Miami on May 30 with an official delegation of 20 people, including four cabinet ministers. The trip is described as a state engagement.
City officials announced Saturday and Sunday open houses at the Public Safety Building at 400 W Broadway, costing 4.9 million dollars, and the Harbor Administration Center on Pier A, a 3 million dollar project. Security will be minimal, camera fans welcome. Uniformed guides will assist 1 to 4 p.m. at the harbor site. Both buildings have been open since early March.
In Chapel Hill North Carolina a mock Democratic convention at the University of North Carolina will be presided over Friday by Norman Smith a senior registered Republican.
A study of 80 children from birth shows IQ can rise or fall influenced by parental behavior. The May Reader's Digest article explains why and offers guidance to help a child maximize potential.
William Neckler director of the division of environmental sanitation in the City Health Department will retire Friday after 28 years of service. He expanded the division tasks from four restaurant inspections to housing pollution head sanitation occupational health and other health related fields. A graduate of the University of South Dakota he helped found the National Assn of Sanitarians and lives at 242 Chestnut Avenue. He was appointed a meat and food inspector in March 1932 and has led the corps of sanitarians since April 1954.
Shabsi El Kuwaily, former Syrian president, arrived in Belgrade with his wife for a two week visit. He led Syria in the 1953 move to merge with Egypt to form the United Arab Republic.
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