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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1966
Page
7
Art Vinsel reports from the 18th Annual All Breed Championship Show of the Pacific Cat Fanciers in the Municipal Auditorium. Cats, cages, signs, and proddings create a chaotic life on parade with 250 entrants, while Siamese ego and feline life contrast with long-eared Abyssinians, Persians, and Vegas star cats.
Long Beach officials plan a 150000 outlay from tides and oil funds for preliminary design of remodeling the City Auditorium. The plan aims to create smaller exhibit spaces and modernize facilities, allowing the two buildings into a more efficient pair. The project, tied to the State Lands Commission approval, envisions broader conference and banquet spaces and may precede a larger construction budget.
G Bruce Newby longtime Long Beach naval architect died Saturday in Elizabeth City North Carolina at age 87 He came to Long Beach in 1918 and worked at the Los Angeles Shipyard where the Catalina was designed and built under his supervision in 1921 He designed vessels for Captain G Allan Mankock and others and led wood ship construction for the Maritime Commission in World War II He is survived by wife Sophie a daughter Mary Bartlett of Long Beach and sons Clinton Brace and George
A debate over pregnant students in schools has waned as districts expand support programs. Cities like Los Angeles and Washington DC opened dedicated schools in 1983, with broader efforts spreading to Cincinnati, Sacramento, Detroit, Chicago, and others. Programs range from prenatal and postnatal care to counseling and even infant care basics.
Long Beach police report a Sunday burglary at 1322 Lime Ave. The thief or thieves stole a stereo, cash, seven blank check books valued at 2325 dollars from the residence of Richard Farris Stewart. No suspects named.
Hundreds turned out for Long Beach Ocean Boulevard parade at the First Annual California International Sea Festival. The 30-unit march featured bands, equestrian groups, drill teams and boating exhibits including California State College Long Beach Homecoming floats and military missile displays. The event, a labor of love without trophies, capped a month-long celebration of the citys oceanfront assets and future plans.
Long Beach police said a burglar stole $625 worth of musical instruments and equipment from the apartment of Richard Lee Necochea, 2341 East 15th Street, Sunday.
A San Pedro Daily ad promotes Dr. Duncan D.C. offering a natural application to normalize body systems and relieve shoulder and leg pains. It claims to aid circulation, reduce congestion, relax nerves, and improve sleep, with an appointment line GE 8.2403.
A November Reader's Digest piece reprinted by special request presents techniques to express yourself more forcefully. It explores voice, posture, and facial cues to convey strength rather than complaint.
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