Poly Fetes Scholars Thursday at Poly High School
The Poly High School Scholarship Federation hosts a banquet in the girls gym Thursday to fete sealbearers and honor sixty CSF members receiving Lamp Pins symbolizing life membership. Janet Helms, president, will introduce Municipal Judge Martin DeVries. numerous students are named as awardees.
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Poly High School Scholarship Federation
Poly
Janet Helms
Martin DeVries
CSF
Morganne Arnold
Bill Avery
Lynne Balberiie
Nancy Barnes
John Bates
Lynnne Beaulac
William Bennett
JoDve Boyle
Denny Bridwell
Sally Cannon
Carol Chapman
Robert Conmel
Bill Dannenbring
Garber Davidson
Florence Davis
Frankie Dunnam
John Furman
Edward Gadden
Judy
Geiger
Cerolyn Gibbs
Judy Gams
Bob Irwin
Mary Essing
Dixie Lee Kallraeyer
Judith Kirk
Mary Sue
Gerry Searcy
Norman Slomann
Sharon Torrigerson
Cathy Unaxioft
Sam Vickers
Ray Walker
Evonne Waters
Barbara West
Valerie White
Irma Whyte
Don Yunker
Start New Exchange Pupil Plan at Jordan High
Jordan High School introduces the Exchange Student Corporation plan to fund a future foreign student arrival. About 3,000 shares will be printed and sold in April with profits placed in a special fund, led by Liz Coleman and Joseph Tan tomo and a committee of eight chaired by Coleman under Jordan counselor Vivian Wehrh.
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Jordan
Exchange
Ike
Jaime Bensyas
Jorgéan
Liz Coleman
Joseph Tantomo
Coleman
Shirley Bostick
Mary Clemens
Hal Steuber
Duane Hedy
Patsy Jarvis
Shirley Tarwater
Jim Hayes
Vivian Wehrh
Jordan Counsslor
Jordan Girl Wins Student of Year Title
La Vonne Miller, a Jordan senior, won the city High School Business Student of the Year award by the Long Beach chapter of NOMA at a Lafayette Hotel dinner. She earned the honor for top grades and extensive extracurriculars including FBLA leadership and student government participation.
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la Vonne Miller
Jordan
la Vonne
Long Beach
Natonal Office Management Association
Cavalier
Lafayette’ Hotel
la Venne
It's Ladies' Day for Basketball tournament kicks off
Seventeen schools join the 13th annual Girls' Bassage tournament with Katie Corkery and Tessy O'Brien named co-captains. Judy and Mary Ann Wood lead performances during halftime as new attractions entertain fans.
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Katie Corkery
Say Hello First In Teen Romance And Labor Strikes
A teen advice column suggests the girl should speak first to break silences in friendships and dating. The text also notes a large 2 week shipyard and engineering labor strike in Britain affecting major industrial regions and workers seeking 10 percent wage increases.
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Zora
London
Elmorsmike
Williams
Jater
Britain
Confederation of ‘Shipbuilding
Engineering
Bristol
Merseyside
Manchester
Clydesside
Tyne
Southampton
Belfast
Sheffield
Barry's Etchings Broadway Comedy at Wilson High
Barry's Etchings a Broadway comedy opens Friday and Saturday at Woodrow Wilson High School Auditorium. Senior Stu Rosen stars as Judson Barry with Pat Donovan and Carel Carter as Tom Crosby and Evelyn Taylor as Joves. Cast includes Mary Abbott Mary G Mursky and Todd Bachusa with Miss Burdick sets Valentino ads Morrison tickets.
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Wilson High School
Mr. Barry
Carol Carter
Stu Rosen
Linda Gentusa
Judson Barry
Woodrow- Wilson High School
Judson
Stanwich
Walter
Pat. Donovan
Carel Carter
Jove
Tom Crosby
Evelyn Teylor
Crosby
2 Gerlan
Evelyn
Barry
Neice
Phyllis Bannister
Bess
Bar+ity
Feiters
Ferris
Kay Elwood
Sawbuck
Sam Brute Bishop
Barty
Mary
Jordan Junior Sue Koeller Named Girls State Representative
Barbara Anderson named to accompany Sue Koeller as Jordan’s State representative. The group of selected girls will travel to California for the annual Girls State program. An annual event, the trip marks the start of the next school year with Sue reporting on her experiences.
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Sue Koeller
Jordan
California
Barbarajment
Ann Anderson
Sue
the -Ie
Many Clemens
Helen Sacramento
Leap Year Dance Debuts at Millikan Girls League
Leap year date returns as Millikan Girls League hosts first annual Backwards Dance Friday from 8 pm in the girls gym. Senior Kay Olson urges participation with leis and coconut themed Hawaiian décor as bids at $1.25. Walt-Notes to perform.
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Millikan
Millikan Girls League
Girls' League
Kay Olson
Kay Urgesi
Saints State Sport Dance for Monday at Saint Anthony
Saint Anthony High School hosts a dance titled Sports in Rhythm on Monday at the Catholic Center. Sponsored by the boys and girls Lettermen clubs, the event honors athletes of the year and features Susie as the dancing supplier, with Rhythm Rockers providing music. Tickets are available at school or at the door.
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Saint Anthony High School
Lettermer
Saint Anthony ‘Catholic Center
Inventor Warner 86 Dies at Beloit Home
Beloit Wisconsin reports the death of A P Warner at 86 after a long illness. He co founded Stewart Warner Manufacturing Co and later Warner Electric Brake and Clutch Co Beloit. He invented the speedometer electric brake and clutch system for industrial machines and brakes for commercial coaches.
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Inventor Warner
Beloit
Wis. UF
The
Warner’ Electiig! ‘Brake and Clutch Co
Motorist 24 badly hurt in 4 car crash on 7th St
Motorist Buddy Heath 24 of 2027 Spruce St Santa Ana an aircraft worker was seriously injured when trapped in his overturned car in a four car crash on 7th St near Studebaker Rd. He was extricated by passersby and taken to Long Beach Community Hospital. Other drivers John Wise 25 of 6634 E Caro St Paramount and Olin Davis 22 of 11416 Orchard Circle Garden Grove were uninjured. A parked car owned by Norman West of Hawthorne was damaged. Velma Dye 30 of 8001 San Jose Ciede Buena Park also injured seriously Friday in a two car collision on Santa Ana Freeway near Lakewood Blvd over crossing taken to Pico Emergency. Robbie Karter 39 of 1371 Ferndale St Anaheim was not injured.
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Buddy Heath
Spruce St
Santa Ana
7Th St
Studebaker Rd
Heath
Long Beach Community Hospital
John Wise
E. ‘Caro St
Paramount
Olin Davis
Orchard Circle
Garden Grove
Norman
Hawthorne
Orange County
Velma Dye
San Jose Ciede
Buena Park
Lakewood Blvd
Pico Emergency Hospital
Robbie Karter
Ferndale Sty
Anaheim
Bevan starts five week tour of East and Middle East
Aneurin Bevan the Labour Party spokesman left London Airport for a five week private fact finding tour of Pakistan and the Middle East. He described the trip as a private fact finding visit.
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Hondon UF
Aneurin Bevan
Labor Party
Ignatisirs
Parlament
London
Pakistan
Middle East
Mad Bomber Held Unfit to Stand Trial in New York
Bellevue Hospital psychiatrist Dr John H Cassity and four colleagues testified that George Metesky the so called Mad Bomber is psychotic and unable to stand trial The 54 year old Waterbury bachelor is charged with attempted murder and related offenses linked to home made bombs planted across New York City over 16 years The hearing will resume Friday in general sessions court
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New York
Waterbury
New York City
Ship Races to Help Dead Man's Mother
A merchant ship the Isthmian Lines Steel Chemist races across the Indian Ocean to reach Mauritius in time to connect with an Air France flight to Paris for Mrs. E. C. Dunn, mother of George Dunn who is dying of leukemia in Philadelphia. Attempts involve Sen Hubert Humphrey and various naval routes, with no ship within 1,000 miles and options limited to transferring at Durban or Capetown ruled out.
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Washington
Indian Ocean
United States
Tsth
Inian Line
Mauritius
Air France
Paris
Isthmian Lines
Isthmian
J. J. McCabe
George Dan
Philadelphia
Dunn
Robert L
Humphrey
Trade talks with Bonn may start in April says Bulganin
Soviet premier Bulganin writes to Adenauer that Moscow or Bonn could host talks to ease East West German tensions. He praises improving relations yet attacks Brentano over unfounded charges. Cultural and technical cooperation could begin through normal diplomatic channels. A Baltimore horse dealer tale then follows about Peg Leg Duck a permanent boarder at an equine shop and a horse accident ending in amputation.
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Moscow
Mikaal Bulganin
Conrad Adenauer
Soviet Union
West Germany
Bonn
Bulganin
Heinrich von Brentano
van Ventrena
Adenauer
Iinet
Youth Gang Brawls Keep Police Busy
Juvenile gangs fight in Los Angeles sending officers scrambling. A 19 year old Lawndale man hospitalized after a stabbing amid a chaotic scene as two or three gang members face charges for assault with intent to commit murder. A third youth remains at large as police pursue suspects in the sailor Jerry McClain attack amid a wave of brawls that disrupted night life.
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Los Angeles
Maeda
Mike ‘Afanador
Lawndale
Hawthorne Community Hospital
Rae
Sachs
Lawndate
Wes
Ansiutt
Oren Phifed
Gen
Spp
Jerry McClain
Ighland Fark
St General Hospital
State Antismog Conference Called by California Health Dept
Sacramento reports an MBA conference on April 3 gathering federal state and air pollution agencies. Assemblyman Thomas Brewin sponsored smog research bill. education groups will attend to discuss a program of air pollution research amid lack of state funding. Erwin criticizes partisan opposition while defending his bill endorsed by Public Health Department.
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Sacramento
California Department of Public Health
Thomas M. Brewin
Los Angeles
California
Erwin
Calfornia
Nll
Public Health Department
Assembly Conservation
Planning End Public Works Committee
Blame Gasoline Additives for Smog Control Delays
Pasadena authority blames gasoline additives for delaying development of an effective after-burner for auto exhausts. Dr. W L Faith of the Air Pollution Foundation says catalysts must work in presence of lead compounds. Smith Griswold notes current options are costly, not durable, and slow to heat to operating temperature. Conference urged industry to produce better after-burner catalysts.
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Pasadena
W. L. Faith
The
Air Pollution Foundation
Smith Griswold
Air Pollution Control District and
Raft Lehi II Drifts Toward Monterey
The raft Lehi II was sighted off the San Mateo coast with skipper DeVerre Baker reporting progress toward Monterey by nightfall. He dialed his wife Nola from the raft, joined by Crawford Hartley, an Oakland skindiver, as they undertake preparatory voyage toward Hawaii.
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San Francisco
Lehi T
San Mateo County
DeVeree Baker
Monterey
Baker
Nola
Peta
Numa
Golden Gate
Drake's Bay
Birs
Crawford Hartley
Oakland
Los Angeles
Hawaii
Oklahoma landowners to receive tiny right of way payments
About 43,000 owners of small Oklahoma plots may get a dividend from Redman Land Co. Each two square inch plot sold for $2. The State Highway Department sent $9.12 checks Friday for right of way along US 281 near Anadarko, representing roughly 0.018 of one cent per landowner.
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Stillwater
Ghiz
Oklahoma
Redman Land Co
Stata Highway Department
U S
Anadarko
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