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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1966
Page
7
Readable fragments describe toy loan centers in Castaic Saugus and Mira Loma operated with city county parks and schools as sites. Teachers note attendance rises and children learn sharing while parents tell heartwarming stories of sacrifice and responsibility amid toy loans.
Terminal Island inmate Delray Birch, 33, captured Monday in Richfield, Utah, after escaping Terminal Island prison with accomplice James Wesley Groce, 32. Groce fled after a high speed foot chase from a stolen car. Birch was recaptured. Five other Terminal Island escapees have been retaken this year.
Raymond Ringman of 14408 Whiterock Drive was acquitted Monday of bilking Paramount bank of more than 340000. Superior Court Judge Bernard Selher found insufficient evidence of guilt. Co-defendant Murray Satin of Bel Air received three years probation and a 10000 fine after pleading no contest to grand theft and conspiracy. Satin was accused of selling phony forklift contracts for Home Bank of Camp ton to customers. Ringman was manager of the bank when the contracts were sold.
Charles Taylor was selected as the new Head Start program director for Los Angeles County. The appointment was approved by the Economic and Youth Opportunities Agency directors on the recommendation of EYOA executive director Joe Maldanado.
Westminster ousted police chief Conner Collacalt will appear before the City Merit Commission October 17 at 7 30 p m in Council Chambers. The charges remain unclear though city documents enumerate alleged violations. Cassidy notes no amendments to the original charges.
Seal Beach shorts see longer surfing hours as city council extends winter access from 3 to 6 p m to 11 a m on weekdays. Officials aim to reopen beaches closed due to pollution by Wednesday with sewage spill in San Gabriel River flood channel. water slightly above state limits though chlorinated.
Orange County reports 518,004 registered voters for the November gubernatorial election, up 158,000 from 1962. Republicans lead with 269,129 registrations, Democrats 230,016, with 10,872 in minor parties or declined to state. Turnout projected near 420,000, about 82 percent of eligible voters, with women outnumbering men on the rolls. City by city counts show Newport Beach strong for Republicans, Buena Park favors Democrats, Anaheim hosts the largest total, and Villa Park has the smallest.
The October Reader's Digest article explores four basic reasons why men marry and argues that sex is not the key to lasting happiness. It highlights men's perspectives and the value of companionship, partnership, and shared goals in marriage.
Author and analyst Cecil Brown will discuss The World as I See It at 10 30 am Wednesday in the Institute of Lifetime Learning located at 50 JE Ocean Blvd. The talk opens the institute’s fall lecture series free to the public.
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