Dr. Schumacher New Staff Chief
Dr. Robert H. Schumacher was named chief of staff at Long Beach Community Hospital for 1969, succeeding Dr. Melvin A. Casberg.
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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1968
Page
9
Dr. Robert H. Schumacher was named chief of staff at Long Beach Community Hospital for 1969, succeeding Dr. Melvin A. Casberg.
Two Torrance police stopped a suspect after he fled a liquor store carrying a loaded .22 pistol and $44 in cash. Thomas Howard Lenart, 21, was booked on suspicion of robbery. Also noted are biographical sketches of Dr. Roy E. Johnston and Dr. Schumacher, detailing their medical qualifications, positions, and affiliations.
Three St John Bosco High School seniors in Bellflower are named Outstanding Teenagers of America candidates for 1969. Representing the school are Jim Callahan Long Beach Andy Szabatura Bellflower and Chris Felix Cypress for the California Governor's Trophy. State winners advance to the national contest. Also exhibited at Bellflower Bank of America are artworks by Peter Fierro Lakewood Tom Heaton and Ignacio Gonzales.
Long Beach notice describes poor circulation causing joint pains and muscle spasms. It promises normalization of body systems to relieve pains, relax muscles and quiet nerves, restoring desire to work. Contact Dr Duncan at 2501 E.
An artificial membrane called Fixodent connects dentures to mouth surfaces, stabilizing them for eating and speaking. The product claims to resist slipping, allow biting into steak or apples, and even tolerate hot drinks while offering continuous wear.
Thousands of amateur radio operators will spend holidays arranging radiotelephone contacts and radiograms between service members overseas and their families. Most hams are in the Military Affiliate Radio System and will stay on air with stations in Vietnam, the Antarctic and Germany. Families can call Ft MacArthur in San Pedro at 831-7035 or 831-7161 or El Toro Marine Air Station at 832-2461 to send overseas radiograms. Phone patches run from Vietnam to the U S only.
The Long Beach Symphony under Alberto Bolet earns praise for a polished second concert. Richard Allen sings with style in operatic excerpts while the Dvorak New World Symphony shines after intermission, though Tomasi’s Trois Fanfaires Lithurgiques proves too traditional for 20th century tastes.
A community dinner and program marking International Human Rights Day will be held in Long Beach at 7 pm at the First Methodist Church. Dr. L H Horace Perera will speak, joined by William Broom Max Wisai Carl Wallace and Rev C K Doty Jr to commemorate the Universal Declaration of Human Rights anniversary.
James F. Hays 50 took office as manager of the Carson-Dominguez Industrial Council effective Sunday He resigned as manager of business development for the Riverside Chamber of Commerce to assume the Carson post Hays has held similar posts in Pasadena Beverly Hills and Pomona He is a Los Angeles native married with three sons and a daughter.
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