Debaters on Boycott of Grapes at Long Beach Church
A public forum at Grace Methodist Church in Long Beach discusses the California grape boycott. Moderated by Douglas Chalmers, panelists include Myron McFarland and Herbert Warren for growers, and Rev. Wayne Hartmire Je and John Serda for farm workers. The event is open to the public.
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California
Long Beach
Grace Methodist Church
Third St
Douglas Chalmers
Southland
Southern California-Nevada Council of Churches
Myron McFarland
McFarland & Son Farms, Inc
McFarland
Calif
Herbert Warren
Marshburn Farms, Inc
Norwalk
Wayne C. Hartmire Je
California Migrant Ministry
Delano
Robert F. Kennedy
Chalmers
Golden State Rubber Tafex Corp
Gardena
United Church of Christ
Ecumenical Movement
Long Beach Area
Moose Leader at Long Beach Lodge Dinner Meeting
More than 250 people are expected for a Loyal Order of Moose dinner meeting at the Long Beach Moose Lodge on Atlantic Avenue. Cecil D. Webster, supreme governor, will discuss youth in America today, followed by a speak at 8 pm. With about 40 initiations announced, the event runs 6 to 7 30 pm. Webster, from Burlington North Carolina, is on a national Moose Lodges war.
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Loyal Order of Moose
Long Beach
Moose Lodge
Cecil D. Webster
America
Atlantic Ave
Webster
Burlington
N.C
Porter to Speak on Water Progress at Irrigation Meet
Assemblyman Carley Porter of the 38th District will present A Decade of Progress and a Look Ahead at the Irrigation Districts Association of California convention in Anaheim. Porter, chair of the Assembly Water Committee, helped launch the state project moving Northern California water south. The talk covers progress since the 1958 Burns Porter Water Act and future California water needs. The association includes over 250 member districts serving three quarters of the state’s residents. The convention runs from Wednesday through Friday.
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Carley V. Porter
Irrigation Districts Association of California
Anaheim
Porter
Assembly Water Committee
California Advisory Committee
Inesterl
California
Southland
Irrigation Districts Association
Fisstcls
All States Party Set to Install New Officers at Xmas Event
All States Party Stated President Marshall Craig and other new officers of the Long Beach All States Society will be installed as the organization's Christmas party Dec. 13 in the Fidelity Federal Community building, 523 E. Ocean Blvd. The officers include Mabr y King, Richard Holroyd, Mary Heistand, Ruth McGinnis and Paul Deifenbach, vice presidents, Elizabeth Biehl, secretary, Edna Bakery, treasurer, and Paul Provost, publicity director.
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Marshall Craig
Long Beach All States Society
Fidelity Federal
E. Ocean Blvd
Mabry King
Richard Holroyd
Mary Heistand
Ruth McGinnis
Paul Deifenbach
Elizabet Biehl
Edna Bakery
Paul Provost
Safety chief Charles W Smith named Long Beach safety director
SAFETY CHIEF Charles W Smith is the new managing director of the Long Beach Safety Council. His appointment, effective immediately, was announced by Council President James Campbell at a directors' meeting. Smith, long a Long Beach resident, is retiring from the post office after 29 years. He has been post office safety officer since 1966.
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Charles W. Smith
The
Long Beach
KC Will Hosts Orphans Christmas Party
Twenty four orphans aged six to sixteen from the Lite Flower Missionary House in Los Angeles will be guests of the Fourth Degree Knights of Columbus at their annual Christmas party. The event takes place Thursday at 7 30 pm at LAW Plymouth Street.
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Lite Flower Missionary House
Los Angeles
Knights of Columbus
LAW
Plymouth St
Tools Chest Stolen From Long Beach Garage
A tool chest and assortment of mechanical tools valued at 150 dollars were stolen from the garage of Ray W. Smith at 8391 Blithdale Street in Long Beach, police said Monday.
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Ray W. Smith
Strike Break Ban Studied by Carson City Council
Carson City Council directed the city attorney to draft an ordinance banning importation of professional strikebreakers after a petition with 860 signatures. The measure passed 3-1 with Gil Smith abstaining and Sak Yamamalo voting against. A prior substitute to study the issue failed 3-2 with Smith and Yamamalo voting yes.
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Carson City
Cliff Kleinhans
Gil Smith
Sak Yamamoto
Smith
Yamamalo
Di Gel extra-action antacid offers relief for indigestion
Millions find relief with Di Gel the extra-action antacid that relieves excess acid and gas. The patented formula contains Simethicone to break up frothy gas bubbles and relax a tense stomach. Mint flavored tablets or liquid available at drug counters, product of Plough Inc.
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Plough, Inc
L B Area Men on Carrier Duties and Liberty Poll
A crew of 14 harbor airmen serve in the special weapons department guarding security watches. Electrician Richard Manis tallies 37 inches for arresting gear height, while sailor Bill Murray cools living spaces in air conditioning. Tom Rice aims to be a boat swain's mate on underway replenishment, and Bud Mull handles risky aircraft refueling. Wayne Zinn reports on shipboard pipefitting and food quality, as a liberty poll favors Hong Kong over Yokosuka and Olongepe Pt. Liberty port choices reflect crew views.
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Richard Manis
Torrance
Manis
Roland Manis
Costa Mesa
Bill Murray
Coolidge Ave
7.5 Million Reduction in General Telephone Rates
General Telephone Co cut basic rates by seven and a half million dollars with effect Monday in Long Beach and other Southland areas. Residential bills may fall as much as 35 cents monthly and color telephone installation charges drop from 10 to 4 dollars, placing General rates on a par with Pacific Telephone Co. Bills mailed from January 1 will reflect the rate credit. The company serves Long Beach West Los Angeles Santa Monica and parts of the San Fernando and San Gabriel valleys.
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General Telephone Co
Long Beach
Southland
Pacific Telephone Co
General
Los Angeles
Santa Monica
San Fernando
San Gabriel Valleys
Court Keeps Ikerd License Case In Limbo In LA Court
Los Angeles Superior Court continued the case against Paramount mayor Lloyd Ikerd to void the State Real Estate Commission suspension of his broker license. The 60 day suspension stemmed from May hearings alleging misrepresentation and misconduct. A conspiracy claim against M D McKeown and Burton Smith was involved, with new charges to be prepared.
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Paramount
Lloyd Ikerd
State
Real Estat Commission
Los Angeles
Downey Ave
Ikerd
Bobby V. Dixon
Alondra Blyd
Skerd
James Carnes
Superor
Therd
Weil
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Joe) Serda
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