United Crusade progress reported across LA County
The United Crusade reports 59 percent of its 1 232 000 goal in the Long Beach area, with Bellflower Param ount Lakewood and Signal Hill all above or near targets. Subdivision totals show Signal Hill 102 5 percent and Lakewood 130 percent in professional and public employee groups. Seaman Straton entertained with puppets at the Armed Services YMCA luncheon in Bellflower.
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Long Beach
Cru
Arthur Wood
Vice press-Crusade
Sears Roebuck
Los Angeles
Third United Crusade
Armed Services
Bellflower
Paramount
Lakewood
Signal Hill
Paramount Public
Los Angeles County
Seaman
Wally Straton
Navy
School Libraries Parochial Use Discussed in Torrance
Torrance school district staff will study use of public high school libraries by parochial students. Mrs. Kenneth Watts urged action noting city withdrawal from the county system and the need to allow Bishop Montgomery High School students access. The board also approved travel expenses for teacher recruiters to visit Midwest and Northwest universities in February led by Robert C. Morton.
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Torrance
Kenneth Watts
Midwest
Northwest
Robert C. Morton
Bookkeeper Sentenced to Second Prison Term
Laureen Duggan was sentenced to state prison for six months to ten years for embezzling funds from Seaview Medical Group in Wilmington. She previously served time for a $5,000 restaurant embezzlement in Long Beach and admitted ongoing theft from the medical group.
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Laureen Duggan
Artesia Approves Pioneer Boulevard Widening Plan
Artesia Monday night approved widening Pioneer Boulevard in the central business district. Bids due noon November 28 for a project estimated at 104000 dollars. Sixty six trees will be removed to expand the street to 100 feet, and most palm trees are civic landmarks.
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Artesia
State Highway Department
Burglar Tears Out Wall to Rob Bar
A burglar pried boards from the Ark Bar at 5029 E Ocean Blvd to gain entry. He ransacked the bar, stole $50 from a money bag, and pried the money box from a pinball machine while officers investigated the daytime break-in.
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the Ark Bar
E. Ocean Blvd
Ray E. Nelson
Court Sentences Revenge Slayers
Two young Wilmington men were sentenced by Superior Court Judge Max Z Wisot for the May murder of Harbor City teen Epifino Pimental and Alon Gonzales. Pimental faces 5 years to life after pleading guilty to second degree murder. Gonzales receives six months to ten years for manslaughter. Pimental's brother Robert, 18, also pled guilty to manslaughter and was referred to the California Youth Authority.
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Wilmington
Harbor City
Epifino Pimental
Alon
Gonzales
Belle Porte Ave
Superior Court
Jindge Max Z. Wisot
Pimental
Pimnental
Robert
252Nd St
California: Youth Authority
Colbert
LB Classes Planned for Slow Learners
Long Beach Unified School District will offer two state funded programs for slow learners in English and mathematics starting January 30, 1967. Classes launch at Franklin Lindbergh Stephens and Washington junior high schools with four classes of 24 students each. English program cost 266,662 dollars and mathematics 86,462 dollars. Ninth and eighth graders lagging behind will be eligible. program reviewed at semester end.
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Long Beach Unified
Board of Education
Franklin
Lindbergh
Stephens
Washington
Convention of Christian College Set to Convene in Long Beach
About 3,500 attendees from California Nevada and Arizona will gather for a three day Pacific Christian College convention at Long Beach State College starting Wednesday The event marks its 11th year with ministers laymen churchwomen and youth expected to attend A keynote by Dr Edwin Hayden editor of the Christian Standard and hosting by First Christian Church of Long Beach are noted along with daily panels on current Christian problems and a massed choir from Southland student groups during Youth Night
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Pacific Christian College
California
Nevada
Arizona
Long Beach
Edwin Hayden
The
Christian Standard
Cincinnati
Christian Church of
Southland High School
Services Set for Marine Died in Viet Nam
Rosary for Marine Pvt. Ray mond Jefferson Ross Jr. of Norwalk who was killed by a sniper near Quang Ngai on a mission with Company D First Marine Battalion will be said at 8 p.m. Wednesday at St. Paul of the Cross Church La Mirada. Requiem High Mass will be sung at 9 a.m. Thursday. Burial is in Queen of Heaven Cemetery La Puente. The 21-year-old Marine, who arrived in Viet Nam in late September, was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ross of 12005 Volunteer Ave.
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Raymond Jefferson Ross Jr
Norwalk
Viet Nam
St. Paul of the Cross
Foster Road
la Mirada
Queen of Heaven
la Puente
Ross
Quang Ngai
Company D
First Marine
Volunteer Ave
Ray Ross
KNXT Delivers Exclusive Vote Profile Analysis Results
KNXT provides fast accurate projections of election returns with local and state totals all night Jerry Dunphy and KNXT News Staff relay results while Walter Cronkite anchors national coverage from New York.
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Channel 2
KNXT
Jerry Dunphy
Walter Cronkite
New York
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Pat Campbell
Domart Ave
Marilyn Hintz
Melvin Zellmer
16Th St
Lorraine Tiner
Esther St
Costa Mesa
Bob Mueller
Silva SL
Eloige Smith
Pacific Ave
Brio
Ieee
Lakewood Chapel
Woodruff Ave
Bookkeeper
Artesia Oks
Westminster Memorial Park Mortuary
Bhagh Blvd
Westminst
Geneva
Richard L. Holfer
Cypress Police Department
Robert C. Johnson
Long Beach Police Officers Association
Hoffer
Paul Vierreger
Vierreger
Sialt
Convention of Christian College
Viet
Robert Simmons
Eric Sevareld
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