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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1960
Page
5
A Nyasaland provincial death toll from a two month smallpox outbreak reached 39, with most victims reported as African children. Medical authorities noted villages resisting vaccination and noted broader colonial public health concerns in Blantyre.
WINDOW ROCK Ariz UPD reports a Navajo man Edward Nez 23 died heroically while saving six boys aged 4 to 10 at a sawmill pond. He rescued Lindy Pagulm 6 then helped another child before being overwhelmed. two other boys Jerome Perquint 7 and Wayne Adams 8 also drowned with workers recovering the bodies.
Classified notice offers dogs of all kinds for sale. Call HE 2 5959 to place or inquire about pet listings.
Walter Aufderheide, Institutional Products Division Manager at FooDs in Los Angeles, becomes the first Southern Californian from the company to join the Blue Cross Group Plan. He resides in Yorba Linda, California with his wife and three children, who are also covered.
A groom aged 104 wed a 59 year old bride in Oklahoma City. The couple note a 45 year difference and it is their second marriage for each. Stewart Jor and Ida Dymes are among the family, with children and grandchildren. cataracts limit sight but health is reported good.
Noman of Year dies in New York. Phil R E Nallace notes she was a nationally known worker in the Camp Fire Girls movement for nearly forty years. She fell ill early this month while in New York for the organization's Jubilee convention.
The California Sierra Club votes on a proposed loyalty oath for applicants. The plan, backed by Walter Heninger and others, would require new members to pledge not to support actions against the government. Ballots were mailed with observers watching the outcome. The club, founded in 1892 by John Muir, aims to protect national scenic resources.
In Long Beach and surrounding areas, broken eyeglasses can be replaced within a day. Dr. J. M. Snes, an optometrist, offers rapid repairs and new lenses at 37 Pine Avenue with offices open Friday evenings and Saturdays. Telephone numbers HE 95-6219 and HE 6.6739.
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