Mass for Newsman Diehl to Be Friday
Press-Telegram copy editor Diehl 49 died after surgery in St Marys Hospital. Funeral mass at St Anthony Catholic Church Friday at 10 am. survivors include wife Margaret three daughters Patricia Antonia Kargas Michele Hoffman stepson Ronald Gilku and two grandchildren Joha Christopher Becky Ann Kargas. Forest Lawn Mortuary Cypress handling arrangements with interment at cemetery nearby.
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L B Shipping Pact Faces Challenges Amid Negotiations
Public relations chief cites high costs hampering a West Coast pact involving Los Angeles County General and intercoastal trade. Brennan, general manager, notes progress with owner W R Quinney as Sea-Land and Dall players receive renewed attention.
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L A School Executive to Speak in Long Beach
Dr. Ernest Willenberg director of special education for Los Angeles City Schools will address the Long Beach Council for Exceptional Children at its first 1962 63 meeting. The session begins at 6 pm in the Long Beach State College cafeteria with a talk on The Future of Special Education.
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Sea-Land plans four container ships on East Coast routes
The Port built a $300,000 truck terminal for Sea-Land with wharfside facilities at Pier 6. Sea-Land targets four container ships by year end, each carrying 400 to 500 vans between the east coast and Long Beach, with a first-year terminal throughput around 356,000 tons. Plans call for seven ships and 468,000 tons in the second year. The system enables door-to-door delivery and reduces costs from 24 to 4 dollars per ton, while cutting pilferage and breakage.
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Tourism golden pot at end of rainbow urged
LW Lane publisher and Long Beach Rotary speaker urged promoting tourism as a big business. He warned area leaders to unite workers and capital, avoid overreliance on outside attractions, and focus on two to three local draws to entice visitors. He cited Long Beach as already successful but needing broader civic support.
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Great Books Groups Begin 1962 63 Season in South Bay
Great Books discussion groups in the South Bay start their 1962 63 season this week and next. A Torrance group and a Palos Verdes Peninsula group meet on alternate Thursday evenings, while two Redondo Beach groups meet on alternate Wednesday mornings.
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Death notices from Long Beach area list several services
Multiple obituaries list Marvin F. Findley and others with addresses in Long Beach and nearby areas. Services include private, public, and graveside arrangements at Rose Garden and Lakewood Mortuaries. Survivors cover spouses, children, siblings, and grandchildren with varying locations in California and Washington.
Public Reception Tonight for New YMCA Official
A public reception for the new general secretary of the Long Beach YMCA will be held from 7 to 9 pm today in the Y Building at Sixth Street and Long Beach Boulevard. Clair H. John Johnson discusses his Venezuela YMCA work and views on Latin America.
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Gardena Bus Boycott Faces Board Decision
Parents in the Figueroa Street area escalate a boycott over school bus service for Gardena students. They plan a meeting at the Rade home to decide whether to end or continue the bus boycott as a board vote looms.
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City transit funding showdown prompts protests and service cuts
Emergency vehicle calls surge since Wednesday noon as Los Angeles debates a 60 percent tax override for street and road funding. Officials order bus service cuts in the Shoal District and outer areas while protests, boycotts, and picketing erupt across the city.
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