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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1969

Page

7

Joint Rites for Youths From L B

Two Long Beach youths from Poly High School Dewey Burden and Russell Patterson were killed in a Saturday head on collision near Guaymes Mexico while en route to Navajoa. Burden was US junior and SAE president. Patterson a Poly senior, Eagle Scout, ATS exchange student to Spain and All-City water polo player. Services Tuesday at California Heights Methodist Church with memorials to Children’s Hospital Medical Center and Poly High American Field Service chapter.

Long Beach Poly High School Use Dewey Burden Country Club Drive Russell Patterson Lemon Ave Guaymes Mexico Burden Navajoa Sigma Alpha Epsilon Patterson Kappa Alpha Order Blackstonian Poly ATS Spain Poly Waterpolo California Heights Methodist Church Children’s Hospital Medical Center Poly High Chapter The American Field Service

Navy Ships Fired Upon In Los Angeles Harbor

John William Schrey, 33, was arrested after police said six shots were fired at the USS Marysville rescue ship in Los Angeles Harbor. He fired from his yacht harbor boat at 10465 Seaside Ave at about 9 p.m. No injuries reported. a .22 rifle was seized.

San Pedro Marysville Los Angeles John William Schrey Yacht Harbor Seaside Ave Schrey Navy Gerald Kelley

Rabb Family Finds Elbow Room In New Home

Mrs Morris Rabb mother of eight had lived in cramped quarters at 1426 Warren. The Rabbs moved into a larger three bedroom house at 1155 Kith St for 85 dollars a month after West Side Teen Center and Carl Washington helped arrange it. Mrs Rabb receives 300 dollars monthly welfare and the family’s housing plight drew readers’ aid six weeks ago.

Morris Rabb Independent Press- Telegram Kith St Warren Ave

Lichtenhan Brings Long Beach to Conventions

Bob Lichtenhan runs Long Beach’s convention and tourist bureau with two assistants and five women staffers. He hunts national and international convention business, stressing family friendly events, housing, transport, and guest speakers, while promoting the Queen Mary complex as a draw. He cites annual conventions, city funding, and a self image shift toward a bustling, modern city.

San Francisco Philadelphia Miami Beach San Diego Anaheim Long Beach Lichtenhan Warner Brothers Guy Kibbee Joan Blondell Disneyland Knott Berry Farm Angels’ Stadium Dodger Stadium Queen Mary Los Angeles United States Polytechnic High School Convention and Tourist Bureau Beac Bob Lichterhan

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