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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1967

Page

7

Guyana Editor Sees American Press as Vast Yet Flawed

Guyanese journalist and New Nation editor Smith toured U S newsrooms under a State Department program. He praised Caribbean efforts toward regional economic integration, noting a Barbados conference ignored by American reporters. He will depart Dec 29 from San Francisco after visits to major cities.

Sydney Augustus Smith Independent Press- Telegram Smith Barbados Caribbean Latin America Guyana New Nation Jamaica Trinidad and Tobago U.S. State Department United States Long Beach San Francisco New York Philadelphia Dallas Denver St. Louis Bloomington Ind Indiana University Georgetown

Sibley Funeral Set Thursday for 62 Year Old Officer

Will J. Sibley, 62, longtime Long Beach resident and former police detective and deputy attorney general, will be buried Friday after a Thursday service at 10 am. He died Sunday at Veterans Hospital Long Beach. Survived by widow Leta daughter Wileta Harbert brother Ed and sisters Ruth Patterson and Grace Shhefendecker Dilday. Family Chapel handles arrangements.

Will J. Sibley Lavante St Long Beach Veterans Hospital Sibley Oklahoma Poly High School Southwestern University Law School Army Air Force Los Angeles County District Attorney's Office State Department of Justice State Attorney General's Office American Legion Masonic Order California Bay Association Leta Wileta- Harbert Ruth Patterson Grace Shhefendecker- Dilday

Post Offices Closed Holidays in Long Beach Area

Long Beach area post offices will be closed Christmas Day and New Year's Day. Mail will not be delivered, except for special delivery items.

L.B Long Beach-area

Dumke praises presidents action during mob violence

California State College Chancellor Glenn S. Dumke defended two university presidents after mob violence rocked Los Angeles State and San Francisco State. He testified before the Assembly Interim Committee on Education on enforcement doubts and urged stronger campus security without turning campuses into armed camps. Summerskill said he would call in needed forces if a riot escalates and justified closing classes on December 6 to avoid police.

California State Glenn S. Dumke Los Angeles John A. Greenlee John Summerskill San Francisco Dumke Assembly

Prisoners' Campus Furloughs Assailed

Los Angeles County jail prisoners would not serve time on furlough in college classrooms, County Supervisor Kenneth Hahn said. He urged work furlough remain in vocational training and basic skills. Prison officials defended the idea, while warning against campus trouble. Currently 120 inmates are on work furlough as supervisors consider expanding to include college and vocational training.

Los Angeles Kenneth Hahn Han Hahn Leland C. Carter Carter

Grand Jury Urges Reagan Welfare Overhaul

The Los Angeles County grand jury urged Gov. Ronald Reagan to immediately overhaul state and county welfare programs. It called for revisions to regulations, financial controls, and administration, plus a moratorium on welfare liberalization and on meaningless legislative hearings. Expenditures have risen 115 percent in eight years.

Los Angeles Lynne Frantz

Trustees OK Plans for Schools in expanding district

Trustees of the ABC Unified School District approved preliminary plans and authorized working drawings for two new elementary schools to serve over 1,500 students. The sites lie along Carmenita Avenue, Artesia Boulevard, 166th Street, and 83rd Street, forming the first of 25 planned facilities across Cerritos Artesia and Hawaiian Gardens. Also, a Wichita fire damaged or destroyed several retail shops early today, including an appliance store and clothing store, with two vacant buildings heavily damaged.

ABC Unified School Carmenita Avenue Artesia Blvd 166Th St Carmenita Cerritos Artesia Hewalian Gardens Wichita Kan

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