Micronesia Seek Teachers for South Seas Contract Posts
John R Trace, 53, coordinator of the Accelerated Education Program for Micronesia, recruits American teachers for the Trust Territory in the Pacific. He outlines three assignment types from populated centers to remote atolls, noting isolation, limited facilities, but warm climate and medical access. Applications go through Civil Service Honolulu. a 10 week UH program will train recruits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Brown
John R. Trace
Trace
U.S
Paile Islands
Contiguous States
Civil Service
Honolulu
University of Hawaii
Lakewood Family of 6 Ends 25000 Mile Tour
The Schroeders completed a 25000 mile overland journey through Central and South America. They faced breakdowns and shared aid with strangers, stayed 10 days at a Chilean ranch, and collected rich travel observations. They plan a return next summer to Yucatan and Guatemala, and will sell their trailer and Rover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chile
Schroeder
Santiago
Schiroeder
Paramount Grants Teacher Pay Raises
The Paramount Unified School District will give 334 teachers a flat $300 raise for the 1963-64 year. About 170 classified workers receive an average 3 percent boost, while administrators and directors gain 1 to 11 percent. Total annual cost to taxpayers is $163,000 for 525 employees. Elevations take effect Sept 16 for teachers and Sept 1 for classified staff. Ten elementary principals receive 11 percent increases as recommended by Superintendent Jack Robinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paramount Unified School District
Jack Robinson
Dedication of Post Office at Midway City
Midway City's new post office will be dedicated Saturday at 2 p.m. Postmaster Willabelle Foley says the privately built structure at 15041 Jackson St is leased to the government. The Midway post office, started in 1929 with about $800 yearly receipts, has grown to about $77,000 annual business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midway City
Willabelle Foley
Jackson St
Raverment
Fears Named by Ordinary Citizens Across Cities
A sequence of brief quotes from individuals in Long Beach Phoenix Palos Verdes San Pedro and San Francisco reveals common fears. A salesman dislikes flying a student fears earthquakes insects electrocution and riding bicycles near traffic and a clerk worries about children on bikes while driving.
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Jack Rae
Waith St. San Pedro
Woman Hurt as Drag Car Clutch Explodes
An 18-year-old Redondo Beach housewife, Donna Joan Chane, was watching a Drag Race on a Torrance area street at 2:30 a.m. when a clutch exploded showering her with fragments, fracturing her skull. She remained in fair condition at Harbor General Hospital.
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Redondo Beach
Torrance
Donna Joan Chane
Harkness Lane
Harbor General Hospital
Chane
Y Aid Goes to Venezuela for a Year
The Long Beach YMCA sends Vernon Hinze and Jerry Gaudlitz to Caracas for a year to supervise over 1000 Venezuelan youths. A drag race accident on Normandie Avenue caused injuries to Mrs. Chane and damaged a 1960 Corvette clutch housing parts found at the scene. Gaudlitz, a folk singer and Long Beach State College alumnus, has led YMCA youth programs at the Downtown branch.
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Normandie Avenue
196Th Street
Long Beach Ymca
Jerry Gaudlitz
Caracas
Venezuela
Vernon Hinze
Long Beach Ymca World Affairs Committee
Gaudlitz
YMCA
Hinze
Long Beach State College
Downtown
Deaths of Fina, Kausen, Kubitz prominent locals
Joseph A. Fina aged 61 of 618 E Burnett St died Saturday. Survived by wife Catherine with Rosary Tuesday at Morrell's Mortuary. Irene J. Kausen aged 65 of 1829 Fifth St died Saturday. Survived by sons Melvin Richard mother Mrs Jennie Ingram sister Mrs Genevieve Hull brother Cleatus, four grandchildren. Mary Kubitz of 4903 Dun Robin St Lakewood died Sunday. Survived by daughters Theresa Lyons Pearl Ranelon Jeannie Bileta Mary Giellson and John Kubitz. Service Tuesday 2 p.m. at Bellflower Mortuary Chapel.
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Fina
Joseph A
E. Burnett
Catherine
Rosary
Morell
Kausen
Irene J
Fifth St
Melvin
Richard
Jennieli Ingram
Genevieve. Hull
Cleatus
Millard
John Ingram
Webb
Lindsay
Calif
Mottell's Mortuary
Jewelry Theft Suspect Held by Police Near Pine Avenue
Winston Churchill Armour, a transient laborer, was arrested after allegedly smashing a display window at American Jewelers on Pine Avenue and stealing wedding bands valued at 110 dollars. He was chased by Roy Lindstrom and Charles Meeker, with Officer J. D. Holbert capturing Armour at Chestnut Place and West Pike.
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Winston Chucchill Armour
Pine Ave
Armour
Roy Lindstrom
Magnolia i Ave
Charles Meeker
Inglewood
J. D. Holbert
Armoiter
Chestnut Place
West Pike
WITS AGAINST WIRES Teaching Machine Confrontation
A Long Beach State College teaching machine tests a fourth grade class at McKinley School. Marlene West engages with the AutoTutor Mark, part of LBSC’s $2,500 teaching system, as the device quizzes her on electricity while she questions its use and cost.
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Bob Wilcox
Wits
Long Beach State College
Marlene West
Marlene
Long Beach
McKinley School
K. C. Chandler
LESC
LBSC
Bellflower plans 200000 bond sale for school projects
Bellflower Unified School Districts Board authorizes a 200000 bond sale to fund the Jefferson School multi purpose building to classrooms cafetorium the Mayfair High School library expansion shower and locker facilities and added classrooms at Mayfair High. The sale follows a voter approved 1.2 million bond issue from a special election last year.
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Bellflower
Bellflower Unified School
Board of Education
Jack Davis
Jefferson School
Nfo
Mayfair High School
Records Stolen From Emma Williams Home
Police reported Sunday that religious records were stolen from the apartment of Emma L Williams, 86, at 244 Golden Ave. A record player was also taken in the theft.
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Oral Roberts
Emma L. Williams
Golden Ave
Jteken
Judge Allows Medical Exams of Children Despite Parental Objections
Sacramento officials have ruled that a parent cannot block a doctor's examination of a child in certain criminal investigations. County Counsel George F. Holden noted the law lets responsible public officials order a medical exam over parental objections, backed by juvenile court and welfare code provisions. Deputy Attorney General Robert R. Granucci cited the statutes supporting mandated exams in cases involving alleged sexual offenses or serious abuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Orange Cer
George F
Holden
Aue Upuniul
Robert R. Granucci
Man Burned Pouring Fuel Into Mower
A Lakewood man, Miguel R. Salgues, 65, poured gasoline to refuel a mower and suffered second and third degree burns when fumes ignited by a water heater pilot light. He was treated at Bellwood Hospital in Bellflower and listed in satisfactory condition. His wife said he spilled gasoline on the garage floor and the fire spread to the mower, causing no garage damage.
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Lakewood
Miguel R. Salgues
Capetown St
Bellwood Hospital
Bellflower
Salgues
Marva
Isheriff
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Micronesia
Mariana, Caroline
Marshall Islands
United Nations
South Seas
USC
UCLA
Argentina
Brazil
Nicaragua
Schroeders
Robert
Paramount
Siilawalls
Senate
Peninsula Center
Hawthorne Boulevard
Silver Spur Road
Charles Robtti
Holly Decker
Phoenix, Ariz
Mexico City
Leigh Silliphant
Arrow Shirts
San Francisco
Paula Evenson
Palomins Drive
Palos Verdes
Palos Verdes High School
Leone Mackay
Garnard Ave
San Pedro
Y Aid
Schoolmarm
Macon
Chan
Dr. Chan
D.C
Chingle
Long Beach Blvd
Long Beach, Calif
Lom Beach
Orange County
Anaheim
New West
Minster
Asit
TELE
Ber Federal
Union Federal Savings and Loan Assoriation
South Spring Street
Los Angeles
William S. Martin, Jr
Branciare
B.w.coon
Funeral Horner
Obispo Ave
Geneva
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