Hinze Laufenberg Named Top School Officials in Long Beach
Long Beach Board of Education approved two associate superintendent posts. Vernon A. Hinze becomes associate superintendent for operation of schools at a salary of 25 729 and Francis Laufenberg named associate superintendent for services to schools at 24 487. Several other administrative changes and salary adjustments were approved including a raise for W. Garner and Geiger Jr.
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Long Beach
Hinze
Laufenberg
Wiley D. Garner
Long Beach City College
George L. Geiger Jr
W. Odie Wright
Anton Thompson
Harry B. Frishman
William B. Melchior
Louis A. Cook Jr
Donald P. Ashley
Francis B. George
Classes to Reduce Racial Tensions in Long Beach
Long Beach police opened a three week seminar to ease local racial tensions with twin sessions on Monday in the Veterans Memorial Building. Herbert L. Carter of the Los Angeles County Commission on Human Relations led the program, stressing diverse county demographics and the role of police and social services in community life. George M. Logan of the Long Beach Community Welfare Council spoke in the second half.
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Long Beach
Veterans
Memorial Building
Herbert L. Carter
Los Angeles County Commission On Human Relations
A . Carter
George M. Logan
Advertising Executives Warn of Possible U.S. Curbs
Two Western Region advertising executives told the American Advertising Federation gathering on Catalina Island that government controls may follow if ads remain offensive to moral standards. Paul Fillinger of Hoefer Dieterich and Brown said sex in ads is a real issue, while Alan Cundall of Honk Cooper and Harrington noted the troubling history of regulation.
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American Advertising Federation
Paul Fillinger
Hoefer, Dieterich and Brown, Inc
Catalina Island
Fillinger
Alan Cundall
Honk Cooper and
Harrington
Dundal
Wall Street
Securities Exchange Commission
Taper Honored by Lakewood
Mark Taperfinancier philanthropist and Lakewood developer was honored Monday by the city he helped build. Lakewood Mayor William Burns presented a plaque for his 25 years of service. Taper built 18,000 homes in Lakewood from 1942 to 1955, then left construction. As president and chairman of American Savings and Loan Association, he remains involved in city development. He noted housing authorities urged renting to avoid postwar boom disasters and mass migration. He recalled houses rising in value and praised Lakewood officials for future growth.
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Taper
Lakewood
William.Burns
American Savings and Loan Association
America
Long Beach Library Accused of Imbalance Continues Debate
City leaders debate library balance amid claims the Long Beach Public Library fuels rioting by mis education. Kesler and Sullivan push for removal of certain books while Graham questions Ramparts and hippie imagery. Mansell calls for balance between liberal and conservative publications.
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Dom
Long Beach
Kesler
Raymond C. Kesler
Emmet M.sullivan
William A. Graham
Ramparts
Hells Angels
Time, Life
John R. Mansell
Mansell
Talk Slated on Alcoholics Rehabilitation Program
Harry Ladas director of the Division of Alcoholic Rehabilitation speaks on The Rehabilitation of the Alcoholic at 11 am Friday at the Senior Service Bureau and Neighborhood Center. The program includes group singing a travel film and a snack lunch. Center located at 535 Pacific Ave.
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Harry Ladas
Division of Alcoholic Rehabilitation
Senior Service Bureau
Pacific Ave
Street Worker Charged Attack on California Avenue
A 48 year old Division of Streets laborer reported being attacked by youths at 5 15 p m Monday on California Avenue at 15th Street. Clarence S Nicholls said one assailant struck him on the head with a wooden stake. He received a 24 inch head laceration and was treated.
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Division of Streets
California Avenue
15Th Street
Clarence S. Nicholls
Nichols
Harbor Hen's Egg Trade Tracked in Long Beach Harbor
Henrietta Leghorn, the white harbor hen, is central to a tale of egg supply for ships in Long Beach and Los Angeles harbors. The Egg Man explains the business feeds 180,000 hens and 5,000 ships yearly, with 744 million eggs a year to crew and passengers, while Henrietta herself nets a modest share and a finite 13 month career before a kettle ends her run.
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Henrietta
Long “Beach
Los Angeles
Navy
Califoria
San Blas
Mex
Monterey
Hearing on Incorporation Delayed for Dominguez Carson Area
Executives from Long Beach say the March 17 decision should be repeated to allow 7,000 residents of the Dominguez Carson area to decide on annexation options by Long Beach Dominguez or Compton or remaining unincorporated. Four annexation proposals await hearings including three by Los Angeles and one by Compton. Residents will travel by bus to a Los Angeles supervisors hearing to demonstrate their desire for incorporation.
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Ong Beach
Long Beach
City of
Los Angeles
Harbor Freeway
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San Pedro
Supreme Egg Company
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William O. Talley
John Mansell
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JA. Beasley
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