anaheim-gazette 1960-06-02

Demo Committee Members Chosen William Thomson, Orange County chairman of the Democratic Committee for the Brown Favorite Son Delegation, said this week the voting record of Vice President Nixon "proves he is unfit to be trusted with the high office President of the United States." At the same time, Governor Brown announced appointment of Joanne Pugh of Fullerton and Pete Peterman of Laguna Beach to key posts in the campaign to send the Brown Favorite Son prtsidential delegation to the Democratic Convention. The Orange County leader of the Brown delegation campaign said that Nixon's tie-breaking vote to kill Federal aid to education early this year was "just the most flagrant example of his pygmy approach to the pressing problems of our country." Census Officials Report About 300 Holdouts Locally The County census is still not complete—thanks or no thanks to some laggards. Charles Travis, assistant district director, said that perhaps 300 persons have not filed their St. Cartherine Wins CYO Swim Match St. Catherine Military Academy, Anaheim, won the CYO Parochial School swim meet at Norwalk Stadium with 11 points. St. Francis de Sales, Sherman Oaks, was second with 9 and Holy Trinity, San Pedro, third with 6. High point event winners were 25-yd. freestyle, Nick Amendt, St. Catherine, 12.7s; 25-yd. backstroke, Mike McCarthy, Holy Trinity, 14.8s; 25-yard backstroke, Danny McNulty, Corpus Christi. Report About 300 Holdouts Locally The County census is still not complete—thanks or no thanks to some laggards. Charles Travis, assistant district director, said that perhaps 300 persons have not filed their census reports and that efforts to get replies from these persons will continue even after the Santa Ana census office closes on June 11. High point event winners were 25-yd. freestyle, Nick Amendt, St. Catherine, 12.7s; 25-yd. backstroke, Mike McCarthy, Holy Trinity, 14.8s; 25-yard backstroke, Danny McNulty, Corpus Christi, Pacific Palisades, 16.s; 5-yd. individual medley, Michael Russell. Holy Trinity, Los Angeles; 100-yd. freestyle relay, St. Catherine, 55s. VOTE Tuesday, June 7 IT IS YOUR DUTY AS AN AMERICAN CITIZEN TO VOTE! Re-Elect Supervisor WILLIAM J. PHILLIPS (Incumbent) D. N. Schneider, Chairman PHILLIPS for SUPERVISOR Committee SUPPORT FOR RE-ELECTION SUPPORT FOR RE-ELECTION RICHARD T. HANNA 75th ASSEMBLYMAN Assemblyman HANNA is working on YOUR Behalf for: ● Education ● Government Efficiency ● Credit Cost Controls ● Home Owner Protection ● Sound Economy For PROVEN EXPERIENCE, VIGOR, ABILITY, SERVICE Retain Richard T. HANNA X 75th DISTRICT ASSEMBLYMAN Jr. Sports Event Gets Into Action Track and field events will swing into action at the City's nineteen after-school playgrounds this week in preparation for the nationwide Track and Field Project which will climax in the Anaheim Park and Recreation Department All-City Track Meet at Anaheim High School on Sat., May 28 at 1 p.m. Competition in the playground preliminaries will be fought in three divisions for boys, including "A," "B" and "C" leagues up to 12 years old and also a special girls' class. The best performances in the ten events will be used to determine those who qualify for the All-City Finals. EVENTS OPEN for playground enthusiasts to enter include; running and standing broad jump, hooping, step-and-jump, baserun, ballthrow for distance, 25 yard dash, 50 yard dash, 75 yard dash, 100 yard dash and the 220 yard relay. Children are advised that participants must qualify in the playground prelims for the C Finals and should check with the nearest playground director for the exact dates. All enries will taken at the respective grounds. If your savings are earning only $ per annum YOU GET 50% MORE at KEYSTONE MODIFIED VERSION OF THE UNITED STATES’ WIDELY ACCLAIMED EXHIBIT AT LAST YEAR’S BRUSSELS WORLD’S FAIR WILL BE OFFICIALLY OPENED AT DISNEYLAND SATURDAY. SPONSORED BY THE BELL JACKSON, LOCAL MANAGER. PAT BROWN PLANS TO HAVE SPECIAL GUESTS ATTENDING, ACCORDING TO HARVEY JACKSON, LOCAL MANAGER. WILL “TOUR” SOME OF THE MAGNIFICENT WONDERS IN THE TECHNICAL MAGIC OF A FREE MOTION PICTURE SCREEN “TOMORROWLAND” SECTION OF KRK. 15-MINUTE PUBLIC SERVICES IS CALLED “AMERICA THE FUL.” IT CARRIES THE VIEWER THE CANYONS OF MANHATTAN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA’S SUNNY PAUSING ENROUTE TO INSPECT OCA’S NATURAL AND MAN-MADE DENS. CIRCULAR FILM PRODUCTION USED. DEVELOPED BY THE DISNEY studio staff, IT PLACES DIENCE IN THE MIDDLE OF THE THROUGH THE USE OF 11 SYNCED FILM PROJECTORS AND IS THAT COMPLETely surround AS IF THE VIEWER WERE IN COMOBILE CROSSING THE CONTIGUOUS JOHN DEutsch, EXHIBIT MANSAID. “VISITORS CAN EITHER HEAD, TO THE SIDE, OR BEhind. I SEE DIFFERENT SCenes FROM ANGLE.” OTHER SECTION IS THE OF COMMunications. MOTION Screens that ARE PART OF A RATIONAL MURAL CARRY OUT THE “FROM SEA TO SHINING EXHIBIT WILL BE HOUSED IN TURISTIC EXPOSITION BUILDING LEFT OF TOMORROWLAND’S ENJUST past the World Clock. LOCAL STUDENTS SHARE HONORS IN SCIENCE CONTEST This is the fifth year that Santa Ana College, Science and Mathematics Teachers and industrial-business sponsors have cooperated in staging a county-wide Science Fair for the public and private high schools and junior high schools. More than 700 exhibits are on display this year, physical and biological science on the Main Floor of Cook Gymnasium and the mathematics section in the adjoining East Wing. Pacific Scientific Co., Robertshaw-Fulton Controls, and U.S. Borax Research Co., were Anaheim firms participating in sponsoring the Fair. Anaheim students receiving awards were: Senior Division Section Winner in Botany, Marianne Loewe, Marywood High School. Senior Division, Biological Sciences, Marilyn Wheeler, Western and Pat McDowell, Marywood. Botany Section, Marianne Loewe, Marywood; Cynthia Hughes, Marywood; Mary Hebenstrait, Marywood; Robert Brown, 50 MORE AT KEYSTONE * YOU GET 50% MORE AT KEYSTONE at 3% INSURED EARNINGS at 4½% AT KEYSTONE’S current annual rate of 4½% paid four times a year—your savings earn 50% more than at 8%—and every account is insured up to $10,000 by a permanent agency of the Federal Government—you can’t get more safely, than at Keystone Savings and Loan Association. 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Lev Robbie Kaufman Paul B. Behm George L. Harris Jack N. Peters Kenneth E. Lae Lloyd S. Verry Willus J. Clemons Melvin W. Nitz Charles J. Lusin William P. Webb Stanley L. Rosen John R. Dean Sam L. Collins John H. Pitts Arthur W. Gray, Jr. Darwin L. Rogers James F. Judge Julius S. Austero Herbert Licker Paul H. Morgan Raymond F. Vincent Harold D. Leddy Lester L. Carden, Jr. ALL WHO KNOW ARE SUP DEMOCRAT W. EARL CALHOUN Vote For THE OFFICIAL ENDORSED DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE W. EARL CALHOUN Democratic Candidate For Congress 28th Congressional District HONEST CAPABLE ENERGETIC 28th Congressional District HONEST CAPABLE ENERGETIC CIVIC LEADER and Former Church School Supt. VETERAN AN HONEST REPRESENTATIVE WHO PLEDGES SUPPORT FOR FEDERAL AID TO: • Education • Aid to the Aged • Civil Rights • National Defense REPUBLICANS YOU CAN WRITE-IN CALHOUN'S NAME ON YOUR BALLOT Vote For Calhoun Primary Election June 7, 1960 This Advertisement Sponsored by W. J. 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Watt Robert N. Christensen Logan Moore Robert P. Lawton George W. Rochester John J. Zitny Sam E. Collins Stephen F. Gallagher William Dannemeyer Phillip E. McGraw Joseph A. Armstrong W ARE SUPPORTING KELLEY for MARSHAL