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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1966
Page
5
Norma Smith from Karen Avenue voices concern that the school will suffer. Floyd W. Brewster from Fulton Avenue criticizes a candidate with long hair as inappropriate for an American university, dismissing facts and labeling the style a fad.
Long Beach youth Terry R. Gold, released from a California Youth Authority facility in April after nearly a year, admitted to burglaries in Long Beach and Beverly Hills and said he targeted four homes in Park Estates and near Lakewood Country Club. Detectives linked him to crimes in Pomona and Beverly Hills, with police reporting a spree across wealthy coastal neighborhoods.
Edward Hasson, 39, was ordered to answer a charge of attempted murder after witnesses said they saw him shoot Ruby Darlene Robinson, 40. He was held on 22000 bail pending a Superior Court appearance on June 8. The shooting occurred in a department store parking lot at 5933 E Spring St, injuring the employee and leaving Mrs. Robinson recovering at Community Hospital.
Bids for a 400000 East Long Beach bridge to relieve traffic will open June 22. The 98 foot wide structure over Los Cerritos Drainage Channel forms part of Leynés Drive from Manila Avenue to Studebaker Road, slated for year‑end paving alongside land purchase and roadway design. City officials expect plans to be submitted and bids advertised, with gas tax funds financing the project and completion within one year.
A Long Beach Medical Association meeting will discuss Medicare and the state medical assistance program. Dr M M Haskell says presentations will be brief to emphasize Q and A with invited physicians and insurance officials from CPS and The California Physicians Service.
Wayne J. Hull veteran labor leader and long time organizer was honored with a double occasion marking his 45th birthday and pending retirement as executive secretary of the Long Beach Building & Construction Trades Council. The event at the Elks Lodge reflected his career from Spokane painter to AFL CIO organizer and his view of craft unions shaping postwar industry. Hull’s date of retirement is June 30.
Art and poems on pets will be displayed and judged at the annual Bixby Park Pet Show. Awards will go to best poem and best drawing by children. Entries due June 3 to Stan Penland in the recreation office at Municipal Auditorium. The show runs June 11.
A stereo recorder and three stereo tapes valued at 157 dollars were stolen Monday from the car of 18 year old Duaina Cruzat of 1735 Avalon Lane Huntington Beach. The theft occurred while the vehicle was parked at Langs Beach City College, the victim told police.
FBI says Aman, linked to a Long Beach bank hold up on May 11, was arrested by Philadelphia agents. The Chicago man Ralph Weiner, 48, accused of robbing Bank of America at 2000 East Anaheim Street, faces charges. Harbor City resident Charles L. AM, 28, arrested near home for driving the getaway car. He remains in Los Angeles County jail awaiting U.S. District Court proceedings.
Washington Paramount firm American Electric Inc received two Air Force contracts totaling over 15.2 million dollars for 750 and 500 pound bombs. Work will be done in Paramount, La Mirada, El Cajon, and Long Beach plants. The company also marks its 55th anniversary with a dinner and Atlantic Avenue venue in Long Beach.
The ad touts QT as a smooth glamor tan with metochromin as a natural agent for normal skin types. It promises a faster tan outdoors, anti sunburn protection, no dyes, and emollients resembling Coppertone that benefit skin while preventing drying.
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