Vie for Seats in Seal Beach Council Race
Twelve candidates contest three seats in Seal Beach city election set for March 31. District 3 features incumbent John Hamilton against six challengers. Mayor Stanley G. Anderson faces three foes in District 1 while District 6 offers an uncontested race with Harold Holden presumed elected after filing deadline passes.
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Seal Beach
Jody Weir
John Hamilton
Marion A. Baum
Charlette Crowley
James V. Howell
Charles" Wnapp
Marislyn Millstein
Free Clinic Wins Brief Reprieve From Fund Drive
The Long Beach Free Clinic, operating week to week at 1048 Pine Ave, will continue for about 14 more weeks after a KNAC radiothon raised slightly less than 71 for rent, phone bills, and medical supplies. Director Ron Lotstrom praised donors and said the clinic would press on with free medical services.
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Long Beach
KNAC
Ron Lotstrom
Lolstrom
Lofstram
Pine Ave
Services to Be Tuesday for Jerry W. Sims
Jerry W. Sims of 4100 The Toledo dies Friday. Senior vice president of Mattell's Mortuary for 33 years, he was a native of Lagan Oklahoma. Services will be held at 2:30 PM with wife Marjorie son Tom, a brother, three sisters, and three grandchildren in attendance.
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Jerry W. Sims
Toledo
Mattell’s Mortuary
Oorange Roach
Sims
Lagan
Oklo
Mattell's
Marjorie
Yom
Tasadiena
Japanese Honor 25 Early Settlers in L.B. Ceremony
Long Beach honored 25 Japanese pioneers at Harbor Community Center, awarded Wakamu tus Colony centennial medallions, plus prizes for oldest Issei and most grandchildren. Giichi Aoki, 503 Flint Ave, was named oldest present. Tanaka and Wakakami received prizes for most grandchildren. Councilman Wayne Cy Sharp and Miss Harbor presided, with about 200 attendees.
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Long Beach
U.S
Wakamatsu Colony
Harbor Community Center
Wakamatsu
Tokyo
Gold Hill
California
Mother Lode
Giichi Aoki
Flint Ave
Issei
Aoki
Nejiro ‘Tanaka
Ballic Ave
Temo Kawakami
New York
U S Urged to Repeal Detention Camp Law
Los Angeles County Supervisors press Congress to repeal the Emergency Detention Act of 1950. Supervisor Kenneth Hahn led a second resolution, citing that the law lets the President relocate people in a national emergency. The Senate passed a repeal bill. House committee reviews it.
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U.S
Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors
Congress
Senate
House
Internal Security Committee
Hahn
Pacifists Urged Not To Use Force In Peace Movement
Long Beach activist Tay Jansen of Citizens for Human Worth and Survival urged pacifists to pursue peace without violence. He cited Vietnam and inflation as results of militarism, saying change hinges on addressing root causes and influencing the average American. He planned a detailed Vancouver report next Sunday at 41 a.m. at the Unitarian Church.
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U.S
Long Beach
Tay Jansen
Avery
Janken
America
Unitarian Church
Atherton St
The
Citizens For Human Worth
Kavanan Rites to be Held on Tuesday
Funeral services for George Kavanan age 77, of Los Angeles and Long Beach, will be held at 1 p.m. Tuesday at Hillside Memorial Park in Los Angeles. He was a retired businessman who lived in California for 20 years. Surviving are two daughters, Ruth Werchel of Los Angeles and Barbara Rabe of San Luis Obispo and San Francisco. Memorial contributions may be made to the Royal Tea Funds.
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George Kavanan
Larry Kavanan
Long Beach
Hillside Memorial Park
Los Angeles
Kavanan
California
Ruth Werchel
Barbara Rabe
San Luis Obispo
San Francisco
Rate Reduction Sought for Vincent Thomas Bridge Commuters
San Pedro Chamber of Commerce and Terminal Island commuters press for a 15 cent lower round trip Vincent Thomas Bridge fare. Steve Shir, chair of the highways committee, says the reduction should apply to all commuters. The proposal was sent to MW Foley, chief engineer of the California Toll Bridge Authority in San Francisco.
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Vincent Thomas Bridge
San Pedro
MW Foley
California Toll Bridge Authority
San Franciso
Pacific Coast Press Club installs Lee Craig as president
At the Long Beach Petroleum Club the Pacific Coast Press Club named Lee Craig, city editor of the Press-Telegram, its president for 1970. New officers include Norm Nager, Dianne Smith, Les Rodney, Arline Sherer, and Richard Sherer. Awards honored Long Beach fire coverage with plaques and cash prizes for Tony Cillo, Tom Shaw, and Frank Anderson, plus special recognitions for Ray Towne and Assemblyman James A. Hayes.
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Lee Craig
Press-Telegram
Pacific Coast Press Club
Long Beach Petroleum Club
Norm Nager
Memorial Hospital
Dianne
Frank ‘Anderson
I, PT
Tullio J. Rizzo
Ray ‘Towne
McDonnell Douglas Corp
James A. Hayes
Long Beach
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L.B
Long Beach Harbor
Keneth Hahn
United States
Vancouver
B.C
Vietnam
Rose Hills
Peaple Care
Rose Hills Temp Mortuary
Workinu Mill Road
Whittier
Oxford
DE Jong
Slim
Whirlpool
Q A. Ad
E. Artesia
Bellflower
Artesia
Frey. DE Jong
Yin
I, PT Newsman Press Club President
Longsane
Tony Cillo
1, P-T
Tom Shaw
I, P-T
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