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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1961

Page

7

Gifted students plan seen by new LBSC dean

Dr. Raymond E. Lindgren, Long Beach State College’s first dean, outlines future aims including a program for exceptionally gifted students and a shift toward advanced coursework. He envisions smaller growth than earlier forecasts and closer ties to Orange County and South Bay colleges. He plans to teach one class next year and remains focused on maintaining teacher education as the college’s core mission.

Fress-Telegram Lindgren LBSC Long Beach State College Raymond E. Lindgren Long Beach State Raymond EF. Lindgren

Hope for Settlement in Ship Strike on West Coast

Federal Mediator John Fenter called Butchers Union Local 563 and 21 independent meat packers to a joint bargaining session today. Seven thousand union members were idled after packers posted no-work notices. Fresh-killed meat supplies have declined in many markets. Rubber plant workers in Downey and Garden Grove remain on strike over contract disputes.

John Fenter Butchers Union Local 563 Independent Meat Packers Downey Garden Grove

Fairly Tavern Permit Denied

Dodger star Ron Fairly's plan to run The Dugout tavern at 4122 Cherry Ave was denied by the State ABC. The on sale beer license was rejected because the location is too close to churches. He may file a petition appealing the decision.

Dodger Ron Fairly Cherry Ave State Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control Fairly ABC

Death notices fragmentary family losses across multiple obituaries

A garbled page lists several death notices and service details. Names include Stirling Lee and other family members, with addresses in Cosby Magnolia Eastbrooks and 691 Stanley Ave. Surviving relatives are listed, along with dates and funeral homes like Dixon and Mottell's & Peek Mortuary.

Lee Stirling Y COSBY Claude Wesley Magnolia Ave Eastbrooks Ave Alvin Frank Willare Alberta C Liam Stirling Wesley C Robert A George Nina Hobbs Viral A Russell L Dil Dorothy M. Albright Day Family Sharon M. Appier William J Allen J. Deixon Ronal L Infanti Vera G. Waddell Donal Dixon Gallup St Patterson & Snively Toary Deborah Cy and Quayle Walter Edward Ralph H. Dixon Stanley Ave Paul G. ‘Arnold Mottell's & Peek Day Family Funeral Directors Birdsong William C Cedar Ave Mae E Ocean Blvd Ralph Missy Edith Birdsong George N. Nixon Spokane Wash Holton & Son Margaret Gamble Florence Burman Mottell’s & ‘Peek Mortuary

Goldwater Group Picks Its Leaders in Long Beach

A 23 member Long Beach California group formed a chapter of Californians for Goldwater to back Senator Barry Goldwater in the 1964 presidential push. Key organizers included Mrs Kenneth Gordon and charter leader Judy Johnson. Officers named include president Mrs Lupher and vice president Barbara Lupher with treasurer Mrs. Hunter Mortuary listed for details. The group plans a telephone and personal campaign against city redevelopment approval as its first political action. Local obituaries note several residents with service dates and mortuary arrangements.

Long Beach Dana Lewis Ave Charles Lupher Roycroft elAve Judy Johnson Barbara L Gary Brayton Ave Lupher Hunter Mortuary Kenneth Gordon Torrance South Bay America Barry Goldwater Gunn Max W. Jr

Floating Warehouses Two Barges to Start Hawaii Runs

Two large barges Mary and Forest will begin a Hawaii service from Long Beach carrying 1,000 tons of cargo on the inaugural 2,400 mile voyage. Florence and Cynthia will join later, each with 5,000 to 6,000 tons of cargo. The Olson operation, aided by a new tariff law, aims to make Hawaii mainland trade feasible with floating warehouses.

Oliver J Son & Co Beach Far Honolulu Mary Fort Forest Florente Cynthia Florence San Francisco Bay Area Federal Maritime Commission California

Three Meter Maids to Replace Policemen

City Manager John Mansell announced three women on motor scooters will replace policemen for meter enforcement starting October 16. The meter maids, aged between 21 and 35, will earn monthly salaries of 337 to 408 dollars. Similar female squads have been used in Torrance, Los Angeles, and other Southland cities to free police for patrols and primarily issue overtime tickets.

John Mansell Naling Torrance Los Angeles Southland Mansell

Radioactivity readings rise in L A area raise health concerns

In the Long Beach Los Angeles region scientists report a new high of 19 micro microcycles per cubic meter of air, about 19 percent of the hazardous threshold, sparking warnings from officials about potential health risks. An authority notes the reading may climb as operations continue while police services are also expanding. Three correctional officers and a vehicle escort plan are described for prisoner handling, with uniforms specified for the security team.

Long Beach Los Angeles Mansell Jack Rogers Callen Colahan Constant Pall Defiance Prichest Bliss Reaper Pier Poncada Talisdeca Topeka Turner Nilkinson

3000 to Collect Halloween Funds for UNICEF

More than 3,000 Long Beach children will collect money this Halloween to aid UNICEF. The Long Beach chapter, led by Mrs Lloyd P. Mallin, planned the campaign at a organizational meeting on Thursday.

Long Beach United Nations Children's Fund Unicef Virs Lloyd P. Mallin

Long Beach Proclaims United Neighbors Month in United Nations Drive

Mayor Edwin W. Waderwear proclaims a Community Chest Month urging Lakewood Seal Beach Rossmoor and Garden Grove as part of 11 000 participating communities nationwide. The drive funds food and medicine for U N children as residents identify tags and support the program amid Long Beach being the 35th largest U.S. city with higher than average incomes.

Unicef Lakewood Seal Beach Rossmoor Garden Grove U. N Edwin W

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