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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1967
Page
10
An ad style notice touts Zeno based formulas to stop itching from various skin irritations and infections. It claims desensitizing nerves, killing surface germs, aiding healing, and reducing dandruff as a multi purpose treatment for pimples, scalp issues, and rashes.
City Council bans parking on Conant Street between Clark and Faculty avenues at the request of Douglas Aircraft Co. Traffic Engineer Robert D. Dier says the rule affects only Douglas employees who may park in the expanded lot by Veterans Memorial Stadium.
Services will be held Saturday at 10 pm in the Church of Our Fathers Forest Lawn Cypress for Douglas L Reed a food executive who died Tuesday in Houston of a heart attack He was 46 A Poly High and USC graduate and World War II Air Force pilot in the European Theater Reed was with Laure Studder Co in Southern California before moving to Houston as general manager of George H Dentler Foods Products Corp His father William G Reed built the Breakers Hotel Buffums the West Coast Theater and many Southland high schools Reed moved to Long Beach in 1925 from Twin Falls Idaho He is survived by his wife Mauve son Gerald a Rice University student daughter Susan brother William H Long Beach sister Mrs Sybil Dunlap of Pomona
Lloyd V Gustine Long Beach businessman died Tuesday aged 70 Funeral Saturday at 11 in Disday Family Chapel He was a Navy WWI veteran member of Peterson Post American Legion and First Congregational Church Survived by Harriet Carolyn Mitchell Walter Mildred Faye and four grandchildren Memorials to Cancer Research Fund care Dr James Glotfelty Long Beach Veterans Hospital
The City Council approved a two hour parking limit on the east side of Santa Fe Avenue between 17th and Esther streets. Officials said the rule was requested by the property owner who owns the entire block to curb workers occupying spaces and blocking customer parking for local businesses.
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