TEEN ACTION LINE Helps Teens With Nose Guard and Audition Tips
A Long Beach reader asks for a waterproof nose guard for water polo. TEEN ACTION LINE finds a nasal splint from Deckart Surgical Co. Other questions cover renting English comedies for seniors, Le Mans race licensing, Angels tryouts, and becoming an animal trainer through Animal Kingdom Inc. The column provides contacts and steps for each inquiry.
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A. Sure
Teen Action Line
Deckart Surgical Co
S. Main St. Santa Ana
Ted
Pat Derby
Animal Kingdom Inc
Golden Oak Lane
Newhall
Frustrated student seeks better bus connections at Wilson High
A Long Beach reader complains that after 2 30 p m classes at Wilson High School they must wait until 3 p m for a bus on 10 Street toward Atlantic Avenue. The delay causes missed connections with the Orange Avenue bus, prompting calls for schedule changes by transit officials. Also noted is a separate item: Justin Dart elected chairman of California Rexall Drug trustees.
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Wilson High School
Atlantic Avenue
Atlantic
Orange Avenue
C.S
Long Beach
LOS Angeles
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Justin Dart
University of South
Ef California
Rexall Drug and Chemical Trustees
It's Still Baseball Q From High School Scout To Service
A former high school baseball player who once drew Dodgers scout attention discusses continuing interest in the sport while serving in the military. The narrative notes ongoing passion, lingering ties to baseball, and questions about opportunities to stay involved or pursue pro play after service.
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Los Angeles Dodgers
Mailliard Pushes Naval Vessel Named for San Francisco
Rep. William S. Mailliard, R Calif, urges the Navy to name a warship after San Francisco saying the city has had no ship bearing its name since the cruiser San Francisco was deactivated long ago. He calls it an anomaly for a major seaport to lack a vessel with its name.
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Wallington
William S. Mailliard
Peace Corps Draft-Dodger Debate Among Teens
A 1961 survey finds only 4 percent of teens favor using Peace Corps service as a draft substitute. Half oppose, 9 percent undecided, with girls more strongly against. Some see risk to mission if it doubles as military duty. others advocate choice for conscientious objectors.
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John F. Kennedy
Peace Corps
Ann Schneider
Louisville
Peace Corp
Jerrilyn Fleisher
Philadelphia
Lynn McDonald
Silver Spring
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