Teachers End Boycott At Manual Arts After Disorder
Los Angeles Manual Arts High School moved to end a one day boycott as the LA Board of Education adopted a policy to curb violence. Principal Robert Denahy remains in post through the semester amid protests led by a Negro group seeking his removal.
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Los Angeles
Manual Arts High School
L.A
Manual Arts
Robert Denahy
Larry B. Trygstad
Association
Manuel Arts
Georgianna Hardy
Hardy
Denahy
Handy
J.C. Chambers
Arthur Gardner
Hugh C. Willett
Desshy
Billy, G. Mills
Representa
Mills
Mervyn M. Dymally
Edward D. Warren
Watts
The
National Assn., For the Advancement of Colored People
John Gardner
Torrance Teachers Press Pay Demands at Board Meeting
The Torrance Education Association representing most district teachers plans to press for higher salaries at Thursday’s meeting after protests and recent pay hikes averaging 3 to 4 percent. Spokesmen accuse the board of handling the request arbitrarily and dismissive behavior toward educators, with potential picketing next week if demands aren’t met.
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Torrance
Wey
Hofnd of ‘Education
Esmnan Sali
Torrance Education Association
Tren
Soa
Aad
Representa
Dominguez City Plan to Be Brought to Supervisors
The Dominguez incorporation proposal goes before county supervisors for a 10 am review to gauge protest petitions and determine if a vote on creating a new city proceeds. Officials will also consider boundary changes previously approved by the Local Agency Formation Commission.
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Dominguez
Wilk
sCommission
Norman Liv‘ta
Commission
Plan to Stop Viet Shipping Charged
Union leaders say a conference called by Sohyo would discuss a plan to interfere with transport to the Vietnam war zone. They urged the President and Defense Department to review foreign-flag and foreign-seamen usage on U.S. vessels, including ships under Panama and Liberian flags, and to tighten security checks. The telegram stressed that many ships are manned by foreign nationals and could extend beyond Vietnam's sea lift.
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Sohyo
Jo ‘Seph Curran
National Maritime” Union
Thomas Gleason
Jesse Calhoun
Marine Engineers
Lloyd Sheldon
William Steinberg
American Radio -Association
Vietnam
Philippines
U.S
Far East
Defense Department
Hong Kong
Gov Puts Billy Back in Pop Stand
In Satellite Beach Florida Billy Cheechill resumes selling frozen pops from his driveway awaiting the first sale. Governor Claude Kick helped cut red tape that kept him from business. After a neighbor complained officials checked health regs and issued threat cards pending shots and tests. The Florida Development Commission provided free orange juice support as Billy and his mother comply with health department requirements.
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Satellite Beach
Fla. Xupl
Billy Cheechill
Lick
Gov
Claude Kick
Billy
Kirk
Heidi
Brevard County
Salétite Beach
Florida Development Commission
Health Department
Melbourne
New 4,100 Man Army Brigade In Vietnam
A 4100 man Army brigade arrived in Vietnam to bolster the buildup ordered by President Johnson. About 3600 infantrymen from the 198th Light Infantry Brigade landed at Da Nang and moved to Chu Lai as part of the American Division. An advance party of 500 prepared a base camp from Fort Hood, Texas where the unit was formed in May. The move is a partial fulfillment of the August decision to add troops, with total U.S. strength in Vietnam reaching about 468,000. Further brigades and support units were expected to follow as the president plans additional increases toward 525,000 by June 1968.
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Saigon
Vietnam
Johnson
198Th Light Infantry
da Nang
Chulai
Fort Hood
Tex
Sail
101St Division
161St Airborne Division
Cleanup at Pentagon sparks draft talk and protests
After the Pentagon protest weekend, cleanup crews moved 16 tons of debris on the grounds while 2,500 troops withdrew. Congress members urged draft-board scrutiny of arrestees and discussed possible automatic induction for draft-card burnings amid calls for targeted appeals and tougher actions.
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Pentagon
Acmed
Wayne L. Hays
Ohio
Roman C. Pucinski
D-ll
Selective Service
George Brayn
Dcalif
Watkmen
Miss Welcome Crowning Set for Navy Ship
One of 42 girls vies for the Miss Welcome Long Beach title to be crowned aboard the USS Long Beach on November 1. The winner will host next year's International Beauty Congress. Last year’s winner was Ella Wilson, an 18 year old coed from California State College at Long Beach.
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Long Beach
Ella Wilson
California State College
Douglas Aircraft Honors Rehabilitation Group
Douglas Aircraft Division praised Community Rehabilitation Industries of Long Beach for electronic assemblies built by handicapped workers. H. M. Childress lauded CRI's able and conscientious workers who produced 90 units for Douglas DC era jets since March. Roger A. Kander accepted the plaque at CRI headquarters on 1409 E Anaheim St.
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Douglas Aircraft Division
Long Beach
H. M. Childress
Douglas
Roger A. Kander
CRI
Childress
Anaheim St
Betty Rowe
Roger ‘A. Kander
Obituary notices and funeral details from long Beach area
Multiple obituaries list surviving spouses children and grandchildren with service details. Names include Bernice Blake James D Blake Ver a P B Dall as Vera R, Lola Gross Lola, Emma Harris, Clotilde Martinez, Victor W McFadden, Mand Milligan, Otto Oates, Frederick Pattison, Philomena Fitts, Jeanie Skiles, Carolyn Staley, Olen Pelter and more. Services held at Dilday and Mottell chapels, various dates in October and November, with interments in local cemeteries and church mass or requiem ceremonies.
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Pennsylvania
Naomi Thomas
Phyllis V. Thomas
Ethel T. Carr
Long Beach
Mottell’s
Harris
Emma A
15Th St
Atlantic Avenue
W.S.C.S
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International Beauty Congress
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Sheelar
Stricklin Morof
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Wilma A. Betts
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Maxine LaFleur
Theresa Olson
William J. Steiner
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Lakewood Chapel
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Bentley
Joseph D
Main
Gilmer
Texas
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Bernice Pautine
Cummings Lane
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Jamada Plain
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Mottell’s Chapel
Chenea
Robert Leon
Lime Ave
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Tami
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Sheelar/ Stricklin Mortuary
Veterans Cemetery
West Los Angeles
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Didlay
Lakewood Mortuary
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Cy- Sees
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Victor W
Oates
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Azalea Circle
Garden Grove
Pattison
Frederick Q
Seattle
Wasiton
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Jerseys & Snively
Pelter
Ollié
Jeanette Pl
Ottmar
Jack Ross
Calla Sullivans
Serviet
Skiles
Jeanie Bortz
Ocean Blvd
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Forrest Riordan
Illinois
Jeanie H. Skiles
St. Anthony's Hospital
State St
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Staley
Carolyn
Sheelar/Strickin
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Lorraine M. Sunblad
Sandra Lou Levy
Scott Sunblad
Anita Tomczak
Jiohn
Ronalt Sunblad
Bethany Baptist Church
Clark
Calif
Rose Hills
van Heyningen
Done
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Atlantic
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Stricklin Mortuary
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