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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1967
Page
12
TEEN ACTION LIVE presents a service for solving problems and cutting red tape. Readers can write TEEN ACTION LINE Box 230 Long Beach Calif 0801 or call 432-345 between 9 a.m. and 1 p.m. or 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. Monday through Friday. Questions chosen for general interest.
Lakewood High School Key Club plans a plaque for fallen Vietnam veterans listing Lakewood graduates and their service branches. Names include Marine Marc A. Brown class of 1985 and Army Second Lt. Craig D. Pinchot among others. organizers seek more names and service details.
The letter criticizes the K to 8 setup at Douglas A Newcomb Elementary School Long Beach. It argues eighth graders face same mileages as younger students for cafeteria excusal, misdirected scolding over unfinished meals, and lack a gym or snack period compared with other junior high arrangements.
The bathyscaphe Trieste I departed by freighter for the Smithsonian Institute in Washington to be replaced by the Frieste HI. It holds the record for the deepest manned dive, achieved January 23, 1960, in the Pacific near Guam. A Sacramento briefing warned California legislators that drastic steps are needed to eradicate the pink bollworm threatening cotton. Eugene Egan of Fresno, vice president of the Ranchers Cotton Oil Association, delivered the warning to the Legislature's agriculture committees.
A survey of about 1,000 teenagers finds 80 percent live in cities or suburbs, but over half want to spend their lives in the country or a small town. They cite air pollution crime and crowding as motives, while appreciating non urban scenery and balance with city opportunity.
Four year old David Hall was buried to his neck in a quicksand bag near his Mission Viejo home when Orange County sheriff's deputies and firefighters arrived with shovels to dig under him and pull him free. The rescue was made in time and he was unharmed.
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