Long Beach to Observe National Crime Prevention Week
The Exchange Club of Long Beach will highlight the 12th annual National Crime Prevention Week with a focus on juvenile delinquency. Sheriff Peter J. Pitchess will keynote at noon Wednesday at the Lafayette Hotel, discussing conserving our greatest resource youth.
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Treating a Dictatorial Mother in Golden Years
Advice column by Thomas Collins on aging parents and family dynamics. A daughter seeks to manage a domineering 88 year old mother without nursing homes, with step by step strategies, doctor input, and by proposing proactive plans to preserve the couple’s finances and peace of mind.
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Crowe Nominated U S Envoy to South Africa
President Eisenhower nominated Philip J. Crowe to be ambassador to the Union of South Africa. The 51 year old Republican from Easton, Md, has served as special assistant to Secretary of State Dulles since 1957 and previously was ambassador to Ceylon. Crowe succeeds Henry A. Byroade, named ambassador to Afghanistan. The president also sent the Senate Raymond A. Hare of Martinsburg, W Va, for ambassador to Yemen while he remains ambassador to Jordan and Syria.
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Crusader TZ First Production Model Delivered to Navy
Vought Aircraft Inc reported delivery of the Cruswlar TZ first production model to the Navy Air Test Center at Patuxent River Maryland for a flight test program aboard carrier operations.
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Brown reappoints USC pharmacy dean to State Board
UPI reports Gov Edmund G Brown Jr reappointed Alvah G Hall from Los Angeles as a member of the State Board of Pharmacy. Hall serves as dean of the School of Pharmacy at the University of Southern California.
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Tavern Owners Defeat Pastors in Sunday Opening Push
In Pontiac Michigan the Pontiac Pastors Association gathered signatures for a Sunday closing proposal but failed to reach the required total. Bar owners rallied a counter petition and collected enough names to place their plan on the ballot, allowing taverns to open on Sundays starting at 2 PM.
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Congress Hearing Set on Two Term Limit Repeal
A House Judiciary Subcommittee will hold hearings February 38 and 18 on proposals to repeal the two term limit for presidents. Chairman Emanuel Celler and former President Truman New York Governor Rockefeller and other officials would be invited to testify along with Congress members and party leaders.
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McCrackin resigns from Council of Economic Advisors
President Eisenhower accepts with regret the resignation of Paul W. McCrackin from the Council of Economic Advisors. McCrackin said on January 27 he wished to resign to return to his teaching post at the University of Michigan.
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