Purge Hits 77084 Orange County Voters Lose Registered Status
Orange County voter rolls drop to 402952 after 77084 people did not vote in the November general election. County clerk William E. St. John notes 270790 Republicans 207316 Democrats and 18480 with no party. 43906 GOP and 36153 Dems lost registration. Restored eligibility possible within 60 days by request. 1386 movers to other states created the variance.
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Orange County
William E. St. John
ST. John
St. Johns
Tere
California
Scientists to Hear Hope of Avoiding World Food Crisis
The American Association for the Advancement of Science will report at its Dallas meeting. Daniel G. Aldrich Jr of UCI says evidence suggests world food production can rise in 2 to 3 decades to buy time for feeding growing populations, but relief must be sustained and social and political barriers remain. The symposium will review progress and research on increasing output and technology, with emphasis on developing nations relying on Western help while building their own institutions.
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American Association For the Advancement of Science
Dallas
Tex
Daniel G. Aldrich Jr
University of California, Irvine
Aldrich
United State
Lamps Stolen From Home On Second Street
Bea Freund of 1620 E Second St reported to Long Beach police Monday that a burglar stole two ornamental lamps valued at $100.
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Bea Freund
Second St
Long Beach
Services Held for L B Elks Leader Lester Colvin
Lester L. Colvin 61 longtime Jones Industrial Hardware salesman and Elks leader died Saturday after 30 years in Long Beach area. Services were held today at Mottell's Mortuary. Surviving are his wife Irene mother Etha Colvin of Long Angeles and brother Harold of Tell Gardens.
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L.B. Elks
Lester Colvin
Mottell
Lester L. Colvin
Long Beach
Jones Industrial Hardware
Elks Lasspe
Colvin
Medinac Lane
Seal Beach
Irene
Etha Colvins
Long Angeles
Harold
Tell Gardens
Orange County NAACP Fund-Raising Dance Planned
The Orange County NAACP will hold a fund-raising dance in Santa Ana on Saturday from 8:40 p m at Carpenter's Hall 3602 West Fifth Street. Tickets cost $2 at the door officials said A 22 number revolver valued at 45 dollars was stolen from the home of Raymond Cornelius 3502 Hedda Street Long Beach police said Monday.
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Orange County
National Association, For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Santa Ana
Carpenter's Hall
Raymond Cornelius
Long Beach
Washing Windshield for Safe Yale Guests Interacts Help Pedestrians
Members of Long Beach Interact a Rotary service group washed car windshields to promote safe driving during Christmas. Forty students from Jordan Millikan Poly and Wilson high schools participated distributing calling cards with a safety message.
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Long Beach
Jordan
Millikan
Poly
Wilson
Left In Picture
Kenny Wachner
Gavin Claypool
Dave Baker
Bob Vanderheiden
Bluejackets Lead Long Beach Crusade Donations
Long Beach Navy personnel donated 145 423 dollars to the Crusade and allied agencies, with 178 858 more from sailors ashore and federal workers for a total 324 282. USS Horet crew gave 16000, Manatee 3606, Prime 876, aiding United Crusade and health groups. Lakewood officials report the drive reached 90 percent of its 13 000 goal.
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Long Beach United Crusade
U.S. Navy
Crusade
H. V. Bird
Los Angeles Naval Base
Navy
Marine Corps
H. F. Kuehl
Horet
Manatee
Prime
Lakewood Crusade
Mark Hannaford
Millie Hammond
Rites Held for Former L B Pastor Rev Alec G Nichols
Memorial services were held at Leisure World Methodist Church Laguna Hills for Rev Alec G Nichols founding pastor of the church and former Long Beach First Methodist pastor. He died Friday at age 66, likely of a heart attack. Survivors include his wife Marjorie Mae two sons daughters brothers a sister and seven grandchildren.
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Leisure World Methodist Church
Laguna Hills
Alec G. Nichols
Long Beach
Nichols
Laguna Hills Church
760 Mart
First Methodist
Donald R. O'Connor
Marjorie Mae
Jack HH. Nichols
USN
Guan
Geraldine Sexton
Brea
Barbara Brinkley
Massachusetts
Ernest
Worthy
Florence Voight
Services Held for Anita Honor at Long Beach Mortuary
Anita Honor 64 a club and community leader at Seal Beach Leisure World died Sunday. She served as president of Leisure World Pioneer Women and Leisure World Rebekah Lodge and was secretary of Unit 1 Wheel 3. A native of New York she aided Bronx Home for Orphans Bronx Home for the Aged and Rebekah Club. Survived by husband Max sons Herbert Woodland Hills and Stanley New York and five grandchildren.
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Glasband - Willon
Long Beach
Anita Honor
Seal Beach Leisure World
Slonor
Annandale Drive
Leisure World Pioneer Women
Leisure World Rebekah Lodge
Unit 1
Wheel 3
New York
Bronx
Rebekah Club
Max
Herbert
Woodland Tills
Stanley
Lakewood Park Named Gold Medal Finalist in National Awards
Lakewood Park and Recreation District earns finalist status in the National Gold Medal Award Program, a nationwide competition by The Sports Foundation Inc. The program attracts 158 entries from across the country, with 22 finalists named after stringent entry requirements.
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Lakewood Park and Recreation District
Mie Union
the Sports Foundation Inc
Yale Concert Set Wednesday by James Brown
James Brown known as No Soul Brother will headline a Christmas concert at 8 p.m. Wednesday in Long Beach Arena. Trewn launches a West Coast tour starting at Long Beach and visiting Phoenix Bakersfield and San Diego. Tickets remain available for the arena show.
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James Brown
Long Beach Arena
Trewn
Ghetto Arours
Long Teach
Phoenix
Balkersfield
San Diego
Oslar
Eye Magazine
Clergy Assist at Bishop Kennedy Rites
Bishop Kennedy was assisted at the services by Rev. Dr. William Hobbs Methodist district supervisor and Rev. John Judkins of the Laguna Hills church. Forest Lawn Cemetery Mortuary was in charge.
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Kennedy
William Hobbs
John Judkins
Laguna Hills Church
Forest Lawn Cypress
Cherga
Burglar Steals 11 Firearms From James Barton Home
Police report a Monday burglary at 387 East Smith Street in which Christmas gifts and 11 pistols and rifles valued at 929 dollars were stolen from James N. Barton. The incident prompts local investigators to appeal for information.
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James N. Barton
E. Smith St
High School Pupils Teach Children in Norwalk La Mirada
Over 25 students from six Norwalk La Mirada Unified high schools volunteer as aides and tutors in lower grades under the Direct Experience Learning program begun in October. The district and Youth Corps, run with a US Labor Department agency, sponsor the effort to blend learning with community service during the school year. Participants earn school credit aligned with graduation needs and subject activity.
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Norwalk-La Mirada Unified
U.S. Department of Labor
Economic Opportunities Agency of
Greater Los Angeles
Norwalk -la Mirada
Famed Korean Youth Choir to Perform in Long Beach Saturday
World Vision Korean Children's Choir under conductor Kim Jong 4 will perform at Long Beach Municipal Auditorium at 8 p.m. Saturday. The fourth world tour supports a Seoul children’s hospital. proceeds aid homeless and hungry youths including Vietnamese war refugees.
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Kim Jong 4
World Vision
Long Beach
Kim
Seoul
Vietnam
Death of L.B. Judge Fred Miller Revered Civic Figure
Long Beach judge Fred Miller, a World War I veteran and longtime civic leader, died. The honored jurist chaired county and city boards, led the Boys Club of Long Beach, traveled aid efforts, Lions Club presidency, and served on the Los Angeles Superior Court advisory council among many community roles and honors.
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Michael
Vincent Webster
William J. Mooney
Phi Delta Phi
Miller
Long Beach
California State College
Santa Monica Mountains
Zuma Beach
Jewish War Veterans and Jewish Community Federation
Los Angeles Superior Court
Mille
Boys* Club
Judge Miller
Long Beach ‘Travelers’ Aid Society
Long Beach Lions Club
Long Beach Bowling Association
France
New York National Guard
American Legion
Post Office Seeks Carson Branch Bid By Jan Twenty Third
Postmaster General W. Marvin Watson asks bidders by Jan 23 for a Carson branch post office. The 11 710 square foot building will serve six postal areas as a Wilmington branch with 900 square foot loading platform and 36 000 square feet of paved parking and landscaping. The facility will be privately financed under a lease back for five years with 15 year renewal options. Preferred site near Avalon Boulevard and Carson Street by the San Diego freeway, with bids to include location. Information from C M Suyeishi, regional real estate officer, Los Angeles.
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W. Marvin Watson
Carson
City of
Wilmington
Post Office
Watson
Avalon Boulevard
Carson Street
San Diego
C. M. Suyeishi
Los Angeles
Calif
Norwalk Awards 3 Pacts for Street Improvements
Norwalk City Council awarded three contracts totaling 123,066 for street improvements. C. H. Durkee received 75,401 for curbs gutters and paving in an industrial tract bounded by Santa Fe Springs lines Rosecrans Avenue Shoemaker Avenue. Larry Jacoby got 45,388 for curb gutter and sidewalk reconstruction. California Landscape Inc. won 12,307 for irrigation and median panel landscaping on Imperial Highway. A theft at John S. Craig Co. 1738 Hayes Ave saw an adding machine and typewriter valued at 550 stolen from an office window break.
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Norwalk
C. H. Durkee
Santa Fe Springs
Rosecrans Avenue
Shoemaker Avenue
Larry Jacoby
California Landscape Inc
Imperial Highway
Norwalk Boulevard
Bloomfield Avenue
John S. Craig Co
Hayes Ave
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Pakistan
Orange County Naacp
Yale
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L.B
U.S. Naval Supply Center
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Visalia
Broadway Methodist
Glendale
Asbury Methodist
Firs Methodist
Trinity Methodist
Pacific Avenue
Fifth and
Sixth Streets
Lakewood Park
Rev. Nichols
Higi School
Death
Fred Miller
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