Garfield Grads Listed in Commencement Roster
The Garfield High School class roster features graduates including Lloyd Archer, Robert Wayne Austin, Lee Andra Baker, Harold Eugene Barnes Jr., Richard Dean Barnhart, John Franklin Beasley, Karen Gay Beder, Barbara Jean Bell, Daniel Jacob Bell, Roberta Jane Bennett, Lynn Carol Beasley, Fay Blankship, Janet Bligh, Darrell Boehmer, Dianna Ihene Bolinger, Steven Lee Bonham, and many others. The lengthy list marks a large graduating class as school records reflect academic achievement and community support.
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Lloyd Archer
Robert Wayne Austin
Lee Andra Baker
Harold Eugene Barnes Jr
Richard Dean Barnhart
John Franklin Beasley
Karen Gay Beder
Barbara Jean Bell
Daniel Jacob Bell
Roberta Jane Bennett
Lynn Carol Beasley
Fay Blankenship
Janet Marjorie Bligh
Darrell David Boehmer
Dianna Lhene Bolinger
Steven Lee Bonham
Linda Kaye Brackall
Dale Allen Bradford
Kenneth Roosevelt Bradford
William Henry Brashaber
Mark Douglas Breneman
Michael Morgan Brown
Susan Jane
Marilyn Sue Fry
Dennis Alen Funk
Carol Jeannine Gardner
Thomas Wayne Gardner
Robert Francis Garry, Jr
Charles Joseph Gillespie
Timothy Grayless
Michael Joseph Greene
Frederick Gregory
Nancy Kate Gregory
Adina Mae Grindle
Ernest Eugene Grizzle
Kenneth Lee Grubb
Thomas Patrick
Gwynn
Connie Jean Halter
Darrell Henry Hamilton
Katie Lou Hamilton
Linda Lee Handlin
Glenna Lynn Hanks
Richard
Edna Mae Koch
Connie Sue Kosko
Darlene Jouracy
Steven Edwin Kuhn
No War Toy Message Scrawled at Fountain Nursery School
Prowlers entered a Los Angeles nursery school on Tuesday but did not steal items. They arranged toy soldiers and building blocks into opposing ranks and, in a no man’s land between them, wrote no war toys please. The note listed names and ended in a long, unverified roster.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Fountain Nursery
No-Man’s Land
Extension Sees Opposition to Price Controls Surtax Debate
Treasury secretary rejects government imposed price wage controls citing anti inflation strategy using the surtax. May wholesale prices rise eight tenths of a percent fueling inflation. Democrats split over extending the surtax with reform minded members signaling resistance to a straight extension and seeking amendments or longer delays.
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Treasury
Congress
Henry S. Reuss
D-Wis
Reform-First Bloc
Budget Bureau challenged over defense spending control
Senator Yarborough assailed the Budget Bureau as an adjunct of the Defense Department during a Senate hearing. He noted 30 examiners for 27 billion in domestic programs versus 32 for 80 billion in defense. Secretary Laird pledged outside reviews to curb optimistic weapon programs and delay production until key uncertainties are resolved.
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Texas Democrat
Defense Department
Senate
Yarborough
Philip Hughes
Budget Bureau
Pentagon
Melvin R. Laird
Appropriations Defense Subcommittee
Department
Laird
Berkeley Park Raid Under Investigation by Police Chief
Police Chief Bruce Baker defends last Friday raid on a park annex in Berkeley as police dispersed about 150 people after residents complained. He said the reported damage to a tool shed and playhouse occurred but stressed the actions were not justified. The park sits on Bay Area Rapid Transit District land, with a history tied to a UC owned plot that sparked protests, injuries, a fatality, and hundreds of arrests.
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Berkeley
Calif
Bruce Baker
People’s Park Annex
Charles
Understanding a Knot in Nautical Speed
A knot equals one nautical mile per hour and is the unit used to measure ship speeds. It defines how fast vessels travel across water and is standard in maritime navigation and recordings.
Exeter student aims for soccer PhD after graduation
Roger Dancey, a University of Exeter graduate, plans to pursue a PhD in soccer. He intends to study why one million Britons watch professional soccer each week and will focus his thesis on this question.
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East Horsley
England
UPT
Roger Dancey
Dancey
University of Exeter
Bombing raids near Cambodia Laos border prompt attacks
U S commands report more than 1500 tons of hazardous material dropped along the southern Cambodian border into Tay Ninh and regions near the three country meeting point. Some strikes within two miles of Cambodia and Laos near Dak To as North Vietnamese artillery actions increase.
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Tay Ninh
Vietnam
Cambodia
Laos
U.S. Command
Dak To
Saigon
Helicopters Downed Across Cambodia Saigon Region
Military reports say American helicopter activity dipped into Cambodia with several shoot downs. One chopper reportedly shot down near the Cambodian border northwest of Saigon with two crewmen wounded and then rescued others.
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Cambodia
Peking
New China News Agency
Chan Tren
Saigon
U.S
A Shau
U.S. Command
Dak To
Workers Picket Union Building in Honolulu
Several nonsupervisory employees of the United Public Workers picketed union headquarters in Honolulu on Tuesday. They seek recognition of their new union, the United Steel Workers Union, with UPW state director Henry Epstein saying he will recognize it if a representation election is won.
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Honolulu
United Public Workers
UPW
Hawaii
United Statf Workers Union
Henry Epstein
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Garfield Grads
Paul David Kumllen
Judy Lynn LaFollette
Rebecca Jean Lake
Jo Ann LaMasters
Michael Thomas Landes
Betty Ann Lane
Jane Louise Lankford
Harold James Lawrence
John Andrew Lawrence
Johnny Ray Lawson
Robert Michael Lawson
Byron Edwin Layton
Danny Kay Lee
Monte Eugene Lee
Michael Wayne Lingenfelser
Gary Wayne Loudermilk
John Daniel Lunsford
Emory Lee Lutz
Howard Thomas Mace Jr
Elizabeth Ann Machango
Kathy Sue Madden
Charles Bruce Mahalek
David Joseph
Virgil Tracy Mills
Deborah Faith Mitchell
Wanda Kay Mitchell
David Russell Mobley
Carol Ann Moore
Keith Robert Moore
Stephen Ray Moore
William Brent Moore
David Phillip Marge
Susan Jan Mosteller
Nancy Ellen Mungell
Candice Lynn Murawski
John William Neff
Betty Marie Nevins
Cathy Louise Nickles
Nickie Jean Nickless
Orval
Audie Norris
Carol Elaine Northrop
Michael Joseph Olds
Raymond Edward Orndorff
Michael Lynn Otte
Marsha
Elaine Owens
Karen Sue Padgett
Karen Kaye Page
Donald Eugene Payne
Sheri Lynn Payne
Linda Marie Pearson
Nicholas Rocco Perrelle Jr
David Eugene Petty
Darrell Eugene Pine
Harry Hayes Plant
John Parker Pague Jr
Timothy Lee Price
Gray Cecil Prose
Sherri Lynn Pruett
Vernon Ray Reed
Kathy Ann Rhoads
Patty Jo Rice
Doyce
Robert Rich
Debra Sue Robbins
Timothy William Robson
Michael Joe Rodgers
Louis Anthony Rocie
Nancy Jo Rodie
Barbara Jean
Gary Alan Stapleton
Robert Joseph Stegner
Pamela Lynn Steward
Robert Kent Stimac
Elizabeth Ann Stoker
Geraldine Susan Stone
Dennis Ray Stultz
Michael Wayne Stultz
Stephenie Sturm
Kathy Dal Swaner
Nancy Ellen Templeton
George Leonard Thelen
Danny Jo Thomas
Sharon Ann Timko
Leslie Alan Tincher
Alandra Marie Tobin
Harry Wayne Totten
Jack Albert Turner
Susan Michele Turner
Steven Eugene van Deventer
Barbara Lea van Hook
Lester Adam Vaughn Jr
Terry Wayne Wire
Sherry Lea Ward
Nancy Lee Warren
John Joseph Waters
Carol Kathleen Watt
Rita Kay Weddle
Janet Marie Wells
William Joseph Werremeyer II
Rose Marie Wharton
Vivian Maxine Wheat
Judith Ann White
Robert Gene White
George Earl Whitesell
Clara Marie Whitney
Charles Edward Wickersham
Algie Ann Wilbur
David Vinson Wilcox
Kathy Joann Wood
Jacqueline Jean Wyatt
Velma Lynn Zenor
Dennis Wayne Zigler
Joseph Phillip Zumar
Ann Christine Zwerner
Yeoman
M. L. Reiter
Patricia
U. S
Frank E. Evans
Long Beach
Reiter
Melbourne
Enon Mare
Cologne
Ariel
Arnel Jersey Daisies
Dacron Polyester
Batiste
Purple
Roots
Scores
Merville
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