Air Museum Reopens With Classic Planes Displayed
At Orange County Airport near Santa Ana the New Movies and the Air Museum resumes after a closure. Exhibits feature over 40 aircraft from films like Hell's Angels and It’s a Mad Mad Mad Mad World, with live flying shows planned weekends including a World War I B-25 and a Curtiss pusher.
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Mory
Bob Sanders
Orange County
Santa Ana
Cure Tiss
David Niven
Catinflas Alnét
Mike Todd
One Man's Battle With Alcoholism and Recovery
Sam Johnson recounts a lifelong struggle with drinking from his Navy days to civilian life. He describes a destructive pattern, family suffering, and a slow path to sobriety aided by Long Reach center, therapy, and Mary's support. Now eight months sober, he faces social temptations while building a new life with his wife and allies.
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Mary
Sem Jolsman
Sam Johnson
Golden West College names new graphic arts chief
Golden West College announced a new graphic arts program and appointed Gene L array of Westmilas as head. The two year program at Huntington Beach will cover a wide range of graphic technology with a strong fine arts orientation. New hires include Faye M Osburne and Linda M Wetherbee, named by the Orange Coast Junior College District board.
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Golden West College
Fio
Bret
Bachead
Gene Laray
Westmilas
Polytechnic High School
Huntington
Paste that eases tearing and biting teeth
An old advertisement touts Stearns electric brand paste as easy to use for tooth related discomfort. It claims quick relief, a guaranteed product, and offers direct dealer pricing with a mailing address in Chicago.
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Stearns Eleetie
Crash Kills Head of 3 Companies in Separate Incidents
A man identified as Melvin Swanson, 56, president of three plastics firms in Gardena and Los Angeles, died after his car struck a dump truck in the La Palma area. His wife was away in Minnesota. In a separate crash near Benson, Arizona, Lipa Enedina Luger, 37, her husband Mario, 48, and three children were injured when their car crashed into a median on Interstate 10. Charles Barra, 20, the driver, also was treated at a medical center.
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la Palma
Melvin
Swanson
Imperial Hove
la Palma Ave
Orange County
Coroner's Office
Minnesota
Gardena
Los Angeles
Janecoln
Hoeseilul
Buena
Fullerton
Fingband
Lye
Fullerton Tan
Benson
Ariz
Lipa Enedina Luger
Trushand
Mario
Capri Liquors
Corminionwealth Ava
Martha
Kennedy
Tucson
Arizona Highway Patrol
Charles ¥Barra
Nursery Planned for Student Mothers at Fullerton Junior College
Fullerton Junior College will run a nursery school this fall for 3and-year-ands in conjunction with a parent education course. Mothers of children in the nursery must enroll in the parent course during nursery hours. Enrollment for the fall semester begins Tuesday, Sept. 2, according to Mrs Beily McKown, chair of Home Economics.
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Fullerton
Beily McKown
Division of Home Economics
Torrance Seeks 5 Million Bond Vote On Oct 2
Torrance Unified School District moves to place a five million dollar bond issue on the October 2 ballot. Superintendent Hull notes surplus properties can fund additional needs. Proposed projects include a four channel television system at 494 thousand, a new elementary school near Del Ray and Tawthorp, and 2.28 million for high school work plus 924 thousand for elementary additions. The board also votes 3 to 1 to allow nomination of a Parks and Recreation Commissioner member with city council approval. Dean opposes.
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Torrance Unified School District
Tanley Dunn
J. 4. Hull
Bert Lyne
Mull Awes
New
del Ray Boulvard
Tawthorpe Boulevard
Parks and Recreation Commission
Conceil
Dean
Ihe
League of Women Voters
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Apollo workers breach contract over holiday absence
Western Electric and Communications Workers of America clash after members skip work for a holiday. Spokesman cites contractual breach as union members argue the day off was due, noting Western Electric’s role as a major sponsor of Apollo coverage.
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Western Electric
Commert
Communicass ‘Ions Workers of America
Western Eiectrie
Apollo Toma
Asper Sleep Tablet claims for safe non habit forming sleep aid
A New York chemist perfected Asper Sleep Tablet a small tablet that supposedly provides restful sleep without habit forming drugs. It markets as non prescription, with ingredients including an antihistamine and a mild sedative plus an analgesic to ease aches. It promises quick sleep, no barbiturates, and a money back guarantee if better sleep isn’t achieved.
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New York
Witeple
Cor Agger
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Movieland Museum
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Cee Snowbeta
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