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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1960
Page
7
The Food Editor's Conference wraps after six busy days as editors mingle with media figures including Herter Nixon Nehru and Khru shchev. Knox Carnival closes the event with Knox Gelatin prizes amid abundant American fare and lively contests.
Murriel McClain recovers from a very wonderful weekend spent in Boulder with daughter Lyndra at University Parents Weekend. Lyndra, a junior, hosted a busy schedule with brunch, entertainment, a football game, dinner, dance, and a mountain picnic, all organized by Alpha Delta Pi sisters.
Minerva Club plans a hospitality dinner for Oct 23 at the SAE House from 4 30 to 7 p m for families of Minerva SAE members alumni and pledges Reservations may be made with Mrs Henty Lounsberry or Mrs Stephanie Swanson The Columbus Pay holiday cancels a meeting of William McKinley Auxiliary No 27 USWY.
Mrs. John Ochs of Lakewood announces the engagement of their daughter Lynne Patricia to Roy Mason Swett, son of Mrs. Alton Nelson Swett and the late Mr. Swett. Lynne is a Lakewood High School and Long Beach City College graduate. Swett, a Poly technic High School alumnus, studied at Principia College El sah Ill and is earning a teaching credential at Long Beach State. The wedding is planned for November 26 at Lakewood Village Community Church.
Dr. Thomas Lantos warned at the Ebel Club that the failure of Western society to live up to its potentials endangers the West more than Communist growth. He faulted U.N. bloc neutrality, cautioned about UN power, and doubted major Cold War shifts with either Nixon or Kennedy. He cited domestic race relations as a key danger.
Nine California chapters of the National TTT Society host its 29th annual convention at Disneyland Hotel in Anaheim Friday and Saturday. More than 300 delegates from 232 chapters, totaling about 5,000 members, are expected. National president is Mrs. J. Stanley Rolph from Harvey Illinois. The society runs two summer camps and benefits for young girls.
A mother has a right to know where her teenage son is within reasonable limits as he bikes for hours. The piece suggests mutually acceptable boundaries and that the son should inform before exceeding them, while avoiding overly tight control. It also notes the booklet What Teen agers Should Know About Life and Love for further guidance. A separate note discusses group death and coping, by Dr. J. L. Morton, advising groups to close ranks or replace members to stay healthy. A public card party benefits Unit 44, Ladies Auxiliary to Fleet Reserve Assn, hosted by Gere rude Green at Veterans Memorial Bldg Thursday at 10:30.
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