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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1967

Page

5

Morenow talks megalo power in US during Long Beach visit

Dr. Jacob L Morenodeveloper of psychodrama and sociometry argues Americans see themselves as God's chosen people and exhibit megalo mania He cites presidents Roosevelt Wilson and Johnson and promotes small group studies and sociometry while noting LSD signals rebellion and desire for quick cleverness.

Long Beach America Vietnam Jacob L. Moreno Moreno New York City California State College At Franklin D. Roosevelt Woodrow Wilson Lyndon B. Johnson

Reelect Gene Bishop Chamber President

Gene Bishop was reelected Monday president of the Long Beach Chamber of Commerce. Also elected were John Barrett as first vice president, Jerry S. Jacobs as second vice president, Donald Ohl as treasurer, and Harry J. Krusz as executive vice president. Three year board terms went to James A. Benson Llewellyn Bixby Orville W. Cole Glen Irvin J. Jacobs Weckford Morgan James S. Morrison George Richards W. G. Wilson and Odie Wright.

Chamber Board of John Barrett Buffums’ Department Store Jerry S. Jacobs J. 5. Jacobs Co Donald Ohl Independent Press-Telegram Harry J. Krusz James A. Benson U.S. National Bank Llewellyn Bixby

Power Blackout Strikes Los Alamitos and Naval Air Station

A failed underground cable at a sub station near Farquhar Avenue and Bloomfield Street in Los Alamitos cut power at 2:56 pm, affecting 1500 homes and forcing the Naval Air Station to resort to emergency power. Utilities restored most customers by 7:45 pm, with air station power returning later. A public Utilities Commission hearing in Los Angeles will probe alleged haul rate violations by Orange County trucking firms Anaheim Foundry Co. and Tong Beach operator Long Beach firms Riley and Son Trucking, Jat Trucking, Adams Trucking Co.

Southern California Edison Co Farquhar Avenue Bloomfield Street Los Alamitos Public Utilities Commission Los Angeles Orange County Tong Beach Anaheim Foundry Company Jat Trucking Co Anahem Adams Trucking Co Santa Ana Riley and Son Trucking Long Beach

Industrialist Howard Dumm Dies at 60 in Los Angeles

Funeral services for Howard Dumm, cofounder of Pacific Valves Inc., will be held Wednesday at 9:30 am at Dilday's Chapel. Dumm, 60, died Sunday after noon from a heart attack while attending a Shrine Auditorium lecture. The firm, started in 1934 by Irving Dumm Sr. and sons Howard Robert Irving and Jack, grew to 711 employees with plants in Chicago Woodbury Houston Bakersfield and Fontana. Pacific Valves built valves for the atomic cruiser USS Long Beach and focuses on atomic devices. Dwight Williams, a banker friend, described Dumm as a quiet, deliberate man guided by his care for employees.

Howard Dumm Dilday Dumm Shrine Auditorium Los Angeles Pacific Valves, Inc Irving Dumm Sr Howard Robert Irving Jack Pearl Harbor Maritime Commission Pacific Valves Walnut Ave Chicago Woodbury N.J Houston Texas Bakersfield Fontana Long Beach Pacific Soe Oe

Plea Filed to Incorporate Rossmoor Center

Rossmoor residents file an incorporation petition to include the 58 acre Rossmoor shopping center amid proposals to annex Seal Beach. The effort faces doubt, with officials saying boundaries are too general and must be redrawn. Local figures like Dumm and Giovengo are noted, with memorial donations urged to the March of Dimes.

Seal Beach Rossmoor Dumm Associated Radio ‘Amateurs Long Beach Inez Hayes Orange County the Petroleum Club The Lions Sion Ohio Wyoming Durm Drews Joseph Giovengo Palm Desert Martha Ann Drive Helen Robert J Charlotte Dumm Irving

Fullerton Father’s Murder Trial Opens in New Jersey Court

Thomas S. O’May, 28, a Fullerton father, goes on trial in Gloucester County Superior Court Camden for murder after arrest following a 1960 killing during a robbery attempt. Co defendant John C. Callahan faces identical charges as the case hinges on a 1966 confession by Clarence Pike.

Gloucester County Camden Thomas S. O'May Fullerton al New Jersey O’may John C. Callahan Clarence Pike O’may and Callahan Franklinville N.J Pike Frank New Jersey Alice O'May Independent, Press- Telegram

Bank Robbery Report From Torrance Bank

A stocky robber with a black eye patch seized more than 1500 dollars from City National Bank in Torrance on Monday. The bandit handed teller Betty Hill a note and indicated a gun in his jacket. He was described as five eight and 170 pounds, driving a red sports car.

City National Bank Torrance Betty Hill S Bank

Denture Challenge Promotes Super-Dent Across Counters

Advertises Super-Dent to denture wearers claiming noticeable improvement in denture beauty and breath after a single use. Invites all to try Super- Dent at drug counters, highlighting nationwide challenge and consumer benefit.

Captain Robertson assumes command of USS Hornet

Capt. Gordon H. Robertson Monday assumed command of the 1st Fleet support carrier USS Hornet in Long Beach ceremonies. He relieved Capt. Van V. Eason Jr, reassigned to command USS Essex. Vice Admiral Shinn spoke, with remarks from Robertson and Eason. Robertson previously led USS Capricarnus. he is married with two daughters, one in a Long Beach high school.

Gordon H. Robertson Monday 1St Fleet Hornet Long Beach Capt Robertson van V. Eason Jr Essex Adm Allen M Shinn Naval Air Force Pacific Fleet Capt. Robertson Eason

Burglary at Alexander Coiffures San Pedro

Wigs valued at 500 dollars and 12 dollars in cash were stolen in a weekend burglary of Alexander Coiffures at 687 West 10th Street in San Pedro Harbor Division police reported Monday. A worker arriving for shift found the front door damaged, officers said.

Alexander Coiffures 10Th St San Pedro Harbor Division Embr Sloyes

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