School Board Grants 26 Sabbatical Leaves for 1966-67
The Long Beach Board of Education approved twenty six full year and semester sabbaticals for teachers and staff for the 1966-67 school year. Recipients include Andrew Allegretti Camp Hi Hill Geraldine Barker Bixby Vaughan Edmonds Wilson John Erratt Jefferson David Freeland Wilson Walter Larsen Jordan Gloria Morrissey Holmes Vera Nelson Jordan Jean St Hilaire Franklin Joyce Teager Ivadene Welch Rogers. First and second semester sabbaticals awarded to several others including Mary Coty William Fuchs Gail Hanny Caroline Towner Charles Billings Hi Burnside Ann Fitzgerald Norma Matlin Clinton McClarty Marjorie McLaughlin Clifford Meyer Barbara Roberts Willard Sieners and Mabel Seunt.
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Long Beach Board
Andrew R. Allegretti
Camp Hi-Hill
Geraldine P. Barker
Bixby
Vaughan ¥. Edmonds
Wilson
John J. Erratt
Jefferson
David E. Freeland
Walter S. Larsen
Jordan
Gloria L. Morrissey
Holmes
Vera J. Nelson
Jean A. St. Hilaire
Franklin
Joyce E. Teager
Elementaries
Ivadene M Welch
Rogers
Mary E. Coty
Riley
William D. Fuchs
City Colleges
Gail D. Hanny
Kettering
Caroline F. Towner
Charles R. Billings
Milligan
William “Hi. Burnside
Deukmejian Stand Surprises Hayes Campaign Officials
Assembly candidate James A. Hayes and campaign chairman Ken Hemphill voiced sorrow and shock after George Deukmejian announced he would not vote for Hayes in the June 7 primary. Deukmejian urged voters to consider other options as the race moved forward.
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Assembly
James A. Hayes
Ken Hemphill
Hayes
George
Deuk
Mejian
Deukmejian
Soa
George Deukmejian
State Senate
Deukmejian Asks Probe in Demo Row
In Long Beach area politics GOP Assemblyman Deukmejian urges Governor Brown to investigate charges raised by William Bennett against James Lynch and others. Hayes Committee ad language prompts Deukmejian to defend his support while Hemphill calls for clarity on political influence in bank and charter matters.
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Sinte Ourene
Sacramento
GOP
George Deukme
Bennett
Public Utilities Commission
Lynch
William G. Bonelli
Stately Equalization Board
Deukmejian
Long Beach
Brown
Nave Lynch
Tio
Body Identified After Sea Accident Near Anacapa Island
The body of Raymond Carron, 48, believed missing since Feb 26 after a 26-foot cabin cruiser capsized off Anacapa Island, was found about six miles west of Catalina. Elie LeBlanc, 14, of Wilmington, survived 30 hours in the water. Coast Guard recovered the body after a fishing boat sighted it at 10 a.m. The boat was owned by Lisa Webb of Wilmington.
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Neating
Catalina Island
Raymond Carron
Anecapa Island
Coast Guard
San Antonio
Carron
LeBlanc
A. Long
Coos Bay
Tools and radio stolen from Crocker’s station wagon
Tools and a radio valued at 436 dollars were stolen Monday after someone pried open the rear window of Homer J. Crocker’s station wagon parked in front of his home at 711 West First Street, according to police.
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Homer J. Crocker
First St
Crocker
L B Area Marines Killed in Viet Nam
Two Southland Marines were listed by the Department of Defense late Monday as among the latest American war casualties in Viet Nam.
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L.B. Area
Viet Nam
Southland
Department of Defense
Assessor Seeks Buyer Details in Property Sales
Los Angeles County assessor Philip E Watson announced plans to collect data on sale prices from buyers to gauge market trends. The information aims to keep assessments at 25 percent of market value, with data kept confidential and used to monitor neighborhood value shifts. buyers will provide details under state tax code, though individual assessments won’t change from the data alone.
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Harvey Shaldon
Citizone Committee
Harvey Sheldon
Fka
Los Angeles
Nsw
Watson
Los
Fili
Countyaic
Azul
Philip E Watson
Neh
Five Thousand Dollar Fine and Life Term for Wife’s Death
George W. Cole, 80, a retired Capistrano Beach contractor, was sentenced to life in prison and fined $5,000 for the murder of his wife Earline, 58, on August 29. The judge applied a 1965 law aiding capital crime victims, with the total $6,000 credited to a state fund. Cole was convicted of first degree murder on February 2 after a jury trial.
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George W. Cole
Capistrano Beach
Earline
Herbert Herlands
Herlands
Cole
Trailfer
Speed Up Freeway Project Pressure from Kenrick
Sacramento reports Assemblyman Joseph Kenrick of Long Beach pushes the California Highway Commission to move faster on advancing the Artesia Freeway construction in North Long Beach. He criticized the 1970-71 tentative date as absurd and pressed for immediate action after private talks with state highway officials ahead of the March 16 commission meeting.
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Sacramento
California
Tor Ad ‘Vance
Artesia
North
Long Beach
Joseph Kenrick
Yuy
Yiy Kennick
Iit
Kennick
Eldorado Wildflower Sowing Set In El Dorado Park
City Park Department workers begin sowing 5 000 packages of wildflower seed in El Dorado Park responding to springlike weather. Park Director Don Obert cannot specify exact varieties, hoping for a successful result from about 15 flower types. Gift of 10 000 seed packs from Richfield Oil Corp funded the project and half the work had already been completed. Seed sowing will occur in the newly graded area between Spring and Willow Streets.
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el Dorado Park
Richfield Oil Corp
Obert
Vietnam Marine dies in patrol action last Friday
Lance Cpl Joseph R K Reynolds 20 of Compton California, a 1963 graduate, killed in action on patrol in Viet Nam. Other news notes include five counts of robbery at High School, two suspects held on bail, and Goodwill Industries electing five directors Curtis Cassill William Woelflin L L Brinkman L H Brinkman board announcement.
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Lance Cpl
Joseph Rk, Reynolds
Ulysses Reynolds
158Th St
Compton
Ernest
Molly
Beverly
Christine
Pe Tran
Dane
David H. Shrednik
Ramona St Tretl
Chesjail
O’brien Jr
Michael Arthur Dinel
W. Lomita
Nieto Ave
Piyd
Lomita
Brinkman
Curtis Cassill
William Woelflin
David
Art L. Bryant
Arthur Lemon
Rnold
Elmer Clark
Mrs Vanderlip Funeral Held in New York
Funeral services were held today in New York for Mrs. Frank A. Vanderlip Sr. who long owned a 16,000 acre ranch on the Palos Verdes peninsula. She died Saturday in New York after liquidating peninsula holdings in 1954 following a campaign to open 4,500 acres of land for housing.
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New York
Frank A. Vandérlip Sr
Palos Verdes Peninsula
Vanderlip
Peninsula Holdings
Poodle Chews Up Man's Dentures
Wakerstuly California man needed denture repair after his poodle chewed the teeth. Plate-Weld repaired the break and replaced a tooth on the spot, fixing it to hold like new. Company reports Plate-Weld available at all drug stores.
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Wakerstuly
Calif
California
New Miracle Regulator May End Laxatives Forever
A long obsolete ad style piece touts a regulator that supposedly keeps waste soft and bowel movements natural. It claims scientists discovered dioctyl sodium sulfosuccinate altering moisture in the colon to ease elimination without laxatives. The product Recutor is advertised as non habit forming and available at drop stores.
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New York
Recutor
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