Rites set for Rev Vincent J Molloy pastor of St Maria Goretti
Final Roman Catholic rites planned for Rev. Vincent J. Molloy 56 pastor of St Maria Goretti Church Long Beach who died Saturday after a heart attack at UCLA Medical Center. Native of Los Angeles ordained 1937 at St Vibiana's. He founded St Maria Goretti 14 years ago at 3854 Palo Verde Ave. Surviving brothers Paul J Santa Monica and Joseph P Beverly Hills. Rosary tonight at Moeller Murphy and Moeller Funeral Home Santa Monica. Services Wednesday 5:30 pm in church with Rosary 7:30 pm. Requiem Mass Thursday 10 am in church.
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Long Beach
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Ucla Medical Center
Los Angeles
St. Vibiana's Cathedral
St. Patrick Seminary
Menlo Park
St. Maria
Death Takes Ex-Jeweler A. M. Steele
Allen M. Steele retired jeweler and piano player for Long Beach Kiwanis died Monday in Memorial Hospital at age 80. A Connecticut native who moved to Long Beach four years ago, he owned the jewelry department at Sixth Street and Pine Avenue. He belonged to First Baptist Church Seaside Masonic Lodge and was past patron of Eastern Star Chapter 414. Surviving are his wife Helen, sons Allen R and George, three grandchildren and great grandchildren. Services will be Wednesday at 10 am at First Baptist Church with Holvin & Son Mortuary in charge.
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Long Beach Kiwanis
Memorial Hospital
Connecticut
Long Beach
Steele
Sixth Street
Pine Avenue
Thrifty
First Baptist Church
Seaside
Helen
Chestnut Ave
Allen R
George
Holvin & Son Mortuary
Debaters Clash Over Obscene Films Ban in Long Beach
A town hall debate tonight at 8 confronts a Long Beach ban on obscene films. Alfred Dorbish, deputy city prosecutor, supports the ban while Arthur Gottlieb of the ACLU opposes. Rabbi Max Kerr will moderate at the Long Beach Jewish Community Center Zack Library.
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Jewish Community Center
Zack Library
Willow Street
Grand Avenue
Alfred Dorbish
Arthur Gottlieb
American Civil Liberties Union
Max Kerr
City Auditor urges consider per gallon aviation fuel fee
The city should consider charging Douglas Corporation a per gallon fee for aviation fuel delivered to its leased city property at Long Beach Airport, auditor Murray Courson said. Douglas consumed about 19 million gallons last year. landing fees exempt.
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McDonnell Douglas Corp
Murray
Courson
Long Beach
Douglas
Department of Aeronautics
Long Beach Group Forms Plan for Narcotics Rehab
A 15 member Long Beach committee including a doctor and ex addicts met at St. Luke's Episcopal Church to explore an independent narcotics rehabilitation program as an alternative to jail. They seek funding, a base facility, and a vocational workshop to aid addicts and ex addicts. Dr Charles Oliver chairs the group and a new meeting is set for next Monday.
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Long Beach
St. Luke’s Episcopal Church
BE. Seventh St
Jean Levine
State Department of Corrections
George Santiago
Charles &. Oliver
Long Beach Attorney Named County Retirement Hearing Officer
Long Beach attorney and former county Civil Service Commissioner Harry Albert will become a hearing officer for the county Employees Retirement Association. Albert, who spent 14 years on the Civil Service Commission, was not reappointed last December. County Supervisor Emmet Sullivan replaced him but has since resigned from the council. The retirement association handles pensions and benefits for county workers. the hearing officer reviews appeals after the board denies service-connected disability claims. Albert lives in Belmont Shore.
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Harry Albert
Long Beach
Albert
Belmont Shore
Rancho Palos Verdes Proposed as Fourth Peninsula City
Palos Verdes residents launched a drive to form a new city named Rancho Palos Verdes. A 13.86 square mile area with about 35,885 people would secede from unincorporated peninsula land not in Palos Verdes Estates Rolling Hills or Rolling Hills Estates. Gordon M. Curtis Jr. led the petition predicting opposition from major landowners favoring more development.
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Palos Verdes Estates
Rolling Hills
Rancho Palos Verdes
County
Mission
Gordon M. Curtis Jr
Council
Maor
Health Careers Day draws 600 students to Long Beach campus
More than 600 students from seventh grade up are set to attend the seventh annual Health Careers Day at California State College at Long Beach on February 23. The event features 26 health careers reps, tours of the adjacent VA Hospital, entertainment, and talks by Dr. James N. McClelland and Dr. David Bromley.
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California State College At
Long Beach
Long Beach District 3
Woman's Auxiliary
Los Angeles County Medical Associattion
The
Long Beach Medical Association
Long Beach Veterans Administration Hospital
Norman Chu
James N. McClelland
David Bromley
VA Hospital
Denture Adhesive Cream Marketed For Better Fit
A plastic cream called IMXoODENT with Fixopeyy and Fixopent forms an elastic membrane to hold uppers and lowers, improving bite, speech, and comfort. Advert promises one application lasts about a day and urges visits to a dentist and purchase at drug counters.
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