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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1967
Page
7
A reader asks for discounted cup and napkin supplies for a welcome parade. The Long Beach Rotary Club and the Davis-LeGrand Co. will provide the cups and napkins at no charge in exchange for simple thanks from the students.
Q asks how to reapply after not being hired as Yosemite Park worker. A says retake the civil service test when offered in November. list ends after summer. Q asks about French magazines. A directs to Paris Match and provides French Consulate contact in Los Angeles.
The New York Coliseum debuts a 3 million dollar kitchen and banquet hall able to seat 5,000 at once with a 20 minute output for 5,000 steaks. Twelve foot racks in the oven operate on a Ferris wheel system. An Anaheim event showcases Orange County electrical industry products at Grand Hotel from noon to 10 pm with over 50 booths for architects builders and homeowners.
A.C. of Long Beach urges changes to high school physical education timing. She notes 12 minutes between bell and next class is tight for lining up, showering, dressing, fetching books, and seating. She requests at least five more minutes to avoid lateness and a hurried appearance.
A 15 year old from Seal Beach defends U S involvement in Vietnam. He argues those calling for withdrawal harm Long Beach and the United States, saying he is ready to enlist when the Army asks. He contrasts with opponents he calls cowards for not defending civilians.
Crop hands wanted as growers across California face a labor shortage, especially in the north during tomato and vegetable harvests. James B. McComb of the Los Angeles Agricultural Recruitment Center cites weather damage and overlapping ripening as increasing demand, while student workers returning to school reduce available harvesters. Contact nearest state Employment office for work.
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