Israel colonel tells story at USWF luncheon in Los Angeles
ColLevy the only female colonel in Israel's armed forces, veterans of four wars, urged global Jewry to support Israel as she toured the United States. She underscored compulsory service for boys and girls, stressing Israel's need amid ongoing conflict and the call for worldwide aid to sustain the state. Local Jewish agencies in Long Beach outlined budget gaps and the need for programs for teens and seniors, warning that budgeting cuts threaten community life.
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Israel
Stella Levy
Ieerael
Col. Levy
United States
United Jewish Welfare Fund
USWF
Earl Feiwel
Long Beach
Jewish Family Service
Jewish Community Federation
Israel’s Six Day War Reframed by Levy Appeal
Col Levy at Golden Key hunch event sponsored by Long Beach Women’s Division of UWE argued the six day war was a broader effort spanning nineteen years of training and development. He warned new territories burden budgets and urged teaching Arabs to be neighbors while maintaining long borders.
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Israel
Col. Levy
Golden Key
Long Beach
Millie White marks 15 years at Security First National Bank
Milestone celebrations followed her 15th anniversary as assistant manager at Security First National Bank Long Beach. Millie began at First National Bank of Greenville Alabama in 1949, moved to Long Beach in 1953, and rose through all banking roles before attaining the post in 1963. She is active in Soroptimist and the American Institute of Banking.
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Millie White
Security First National Bank
Roy Showalter
Millie
First National Bank of
Greenville
Ala
Long Beach
Security
Soroptimist
American Institute of Banking
NDGW Benefit Plans Highlight Parlor Event
Native Daughters of the Golden West will gather from Southern California for the 11th annual Children's Foundation benefit. Long Beach Parlor 154 members Mrs Oswald C Boyd and Mrs J Donald Frey pose. The Beverly Hilton event at 10 45 a m features Don Moore with Childhood Dreams as program highlight. Proceeds aid the Rehabilitation Center of Children's Hospital Hollywood Myron Floren will entertain Mrs W Lyall Goldie grand president will preside Arrangements by Mrs Stella Bentley Palcerta Parlor 277.
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Native Daughters of the Golden West
California
Children’s Foundation
Long Beach Parlor 154
Oswald C. Boyd
J. Donald Frey
Beverly Hilton Hotel
Don Moore
Children’s Hospital
Hollywood
Myron Floren
Lawrence Welk
W. Lyall Goldie
San Gabriel Parlor
Stella Bentley
Palcerita Parlor
Young Long Beach Students Win Bach Festival Honors
Five Long Beach first place winners advance to regional Bach Festival competition in Glendale on April 20 and 21. Winners include Laura DeSar ra, Therese Feng, Susan Noda, Ronald Rhynerson, and Victor Rodgers on. Judges Akira Endo and Malcolm Hamilton headed the Long Beach event. The festival, backed by the Music Teachers Association of California, promotes Bach study among youth with a final program in Los Angeles on May 5.
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Long Beach
Ronald Rhynerson
Therese Feng
Victor Rodgers Jr
Susan Noda
Laura de Surra
Southern California
Glendale
Laura de Sarra
Victor Rodgerson
Michelle Chace
Nancy Cook
Sue Cardwell
David Ewing
Kathleen Kong
Nancy Schertz
Jennifer Wann
California Heights Methodist Church
Akira Endo
Malcolm Hamilton
Joanna Hodges
James Lynch
Music Teachers Association of California
Johann Sebastian Bach
First Congregation Church of
Los Angeles
Miyoko Yanagi Heiress Of Sukiyaki Recipe Fame In Japan To U.S.
Miyoko Yanagi a Tokyo born A E S exchange student from Japan lives with Jean nette and Larry Reichner in the United States a senior at Wilson High School majoring in sociology she dreams of journalism and shares a sukiyaki recipe with detailed measurements and cooking steps.
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Chef
Miyoko Yanagi
Japan
A.E.S
Jeannette
Larry Reichner
Tokyo
Miyoko
Masako
Yoshiko
The
University of Japan
United States
Wilson High School
Letter to Premier Kosygin prompts surprising replies
Mary Zucconi mails a plea for a Russian commemorative stamp to Premier Kosygin. He directs aid via officials, offering stamps and postcards but not the requested item. She recounts wartime rationing, censored mail, and hopes that preschool English textbooks may aid relatives in the Soviet Union. Her wish for literacy and democracy threads through her correspondence.
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Mary Zucconi
Alexi Kosygin
Kremlin
Moscow
Anaheim
Gardena
Kosygin
Anna Masloya
Zucconi
Brooklyn
Frank
Harvard Boulevard
Roderick McDaniel
California
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el Dorado
Los Angeles Music Center Pavillion
Bette Armtzen
Howard Amos
Gold Key
Ujwef Appeal
Cara Cocks
Buffums
Camering
Cora
Marie Lunsman
Holly Price
Wanda Salisbury
Quintlyn Roberts
Emma Wing
Deola Hopkins
Jean Jackson
Myrtle Lange
Joan Schlegel
Judith Bergquist
Jessie Hunter
Dorothy Taylor
Frances Fenn
Marie Hope
Community Welfare Council
Travelers’ Aide
Matic
Plosch
Michael McGinnis
Michael
U.S. Army Reserve
Marie
Margaret Luckman
Sandy Craig
Whaley Junior High
Compton
Matie Stevenson
Gertrude Long
Nancy Pearson
Miss Plusch
Stevenson
Plusch
Betty Meacham
Consuelo Drake
Masterson Society
Chefette
Sukiyaki
Mildred Flanary
Food
Futaba
Lindberg
Roberta Lindberg
Harbor College
Pacific Coast Club
Violet Trefethen
Mlyoki
Yanagi
Holmetz
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