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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1968
Page
9
The TEEN ACTION LINE gives low cost aid by mail and phone from Long Beach. A reader asks about receiving a missed award from the Lakewood Open Speech Tournament and Paul A. Kelly confirms the certificate will be sent. contact details are provided for follow up.
The idol of the 1950s youth culture, James Dean died in a head on collision on Highway 41 near Paso Robles on Sept. 30, 1955. He was en route to a racing meet in Salinas in his Porsche Spyder when the crash occurred, dying before reaching the hospital. the other driver was injured.
The teen scene notes TEEN ACTION LINE provides a special number HE 23453 where youths can seek help after a collision. It mentions Dean’s rise after East of Eden and his influence on the scratch and mumble acting style led by Brando, with a cult preserving his memory fading over time.
A biographical packet from KABC in Hollywood profiles Diana Rigg who left The Avengers to rejoin stage work with the Royal Shakespeare Company in Stratford upon Avon. Patrick Macnee, an English actor in Malibu with his wife, describes his theatre background and interests in horses and driving a green Jaguar.
A spokesman for Aaron Schroeder Music Carp says the World of Horses theme music was written for the show by N Sheppard and J Fishman and will not be published. Dr Lakewood notes no sheet music was available.
A playful ad touts mustard’s true flavor from an original Dijon recipe with a blend of spices mellowed by white wine. It notes Grey Poupon costs a bit more and suggests making sandwiches a small masterpiece with the brand.
Janette McLeod, 17, representing Australia, speaks from Los Angeles where she competes in the Miss Teen International pageant. She foresees a possible film or modeling path if she wins and notes American teens as lively and connected while reflecting on cultural differences.
A survey of teenagers finds an average annual donation of five dollars. About 20 percent give ten dollars or more, eight percent give twenty dollars or more, and ten percent give under two dollars. Boys donate more than girls, Southern teens donate less on average than Northeastern and North Central peers, and church and school drives dominate contributions. Some teens donate time via service groups or volunteer work.
TEEN ACTION LINE arranges a large bilingual menu from Pigalle's French Restaurant Redondo Beach inviting readers to study Gallic dishes. The menu lists escargots coq au vin coquille St Jacques blanquette de veau tournedos and fromages pastries.
The head of the Los Angeles City Personnel Department announced a summer work program for youths from minority groups in city departments will rise to 800 jobs this year, up from 506 last year. Mrs Muriel M Morse testified at a public hearing by the City Council's Equal Opportunities committee, which weighs how to carry out recommendations from the president's advisory commission on rioting.
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