School Board Incumbents Re-Elected in Long Beach District
Incumbents Duncan and Mrs. Elizabeth Hudson were reelected to the Hillcastle Board of Education with margins over opponents in a low turnout election. Across Long Beach Unified School District 23,485 of 177,472 voters cast ballots. Duncan’s 15,679 votes led over Hudson’s 15,188, with Parker and Roseen far behind. New terms start May 1 after official canvass on April 22. Hudson also serves as board president and Kathleen Duncan is a longtime Proctor & Gamble associate and advocate for local schools.
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Waa
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Catalina Island
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California
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Proctor & Gamble, Plant
Elizabeth Hudson
Bud) Duncan
Board of Education
Long Beach Unified
County Eyes Garage to Cut Hall Deficit
Los Angeles County officials consider building a 2,100 car underground garage to help finance the Civic Auditorium and adjacent facilities. The plan aims to improve the project’s profitability and reduce anticipated deficits for the civic complex.
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County Eyes Garage
Cut Hall
Los Angeles—County
County considers huge garage for auditorium parking
County Manager Arthur J Will released a long awaited report by Arthur 2 Lite Inc Cambridge research Arm detailing a $5 46 million underground garage at the auditorium park site to add 2 100 spaces and cut the annual auditorium deficit from 350 000 to 164 000 The plan would raise total parking at the cultural center from 5470 to 7570 spaces while Little firm research urged land condemnation near the auditorium for four to seven nine story garages with annual profits up to 709 000 This report notes Eisenhower speed test and a White House trip with no related outcome
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Aoe Verte
Arthur J. Will
Arthur 2. Lite Inc
Cambridge Research Arm
Auditorium Park
Thls
Orville T. Caldwell
Little Firm
Chenesearchers
Auditorium
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Olympic Diva
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Till and
Olive Sts
Little Reeport
President’s car footnote sparks tiny Rockville mystery
An anecdote centers on a White House motorcade near Rockville Maryland where the official limousine reportedly slowed to 45 mph in a smile zone amid calm traffic. A witty aside claims a WM praised Eisenhower as the greatest, while the jokester confesses he married the widow to learn more about him. The tale notes no police sighting Friday in the same area.
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Rockville
White House
Independent US A toll from spring storms reported Friday
A United Press roundup notes tolls rising from spring storms across the nation reaching 45 casualties or damages Friday night. A column by Bruce Tiogot discusses the presidential disability rate on page A7.
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Perath
United Press
Bruce Tioagat
Be sure of canceled checks for tax deductions
The Saturday Evening Post notes many income taxpayers face audits. About 2 million of 60 million returns will be checked, targeting deductions questioned by auditors nicknamed Mr Whiskers. Readers are warned to keep canceled checks ready for justification.
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Saturday Evening Post
Mr. Whiskers
Whiakera
Bandits Take $40 in Market
Two men armed with revolvers held up clerk Robert W. Wright at the Royal Market 3334 Santa Fe Ave at 9:25 pm Friday. They demanded cash, escaping in a car driven by a third man. Wright described one gunman as about 24, five feet six inches, and the other about 27, over five feet.
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Royal Market
Santa Fe Ave
Robert W. Wright
Whey
Wright
Postal Cut Postponed to April 13
Washington AP Postmaster General Summerfield postponed drastic mail service cuts by one week but warned full effects begin April 13 without new funding. He seeks 47 million dollars to sustain services through June 30, with Saturday mail, public post office access on weekends, and major cuts looming if Congress does not act. Credits include suspending money orders for first and second class and embargoing third class mall except medical items.
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Secret U-2 aircraft vanish over Nevada test area
Lockheed announced a secret high altitude U-2 research aircraft vanished over northwestern Nevada during a test for the Air Force and NACA. The plane, flown by Robert L. Sleker, took off from Water town airstrip near Mercury, Nevada, Thursday night and was not heard from again. A broad search by air resuce units followed, with guards placed and notices issued to bases including Edwards and Las Vegas. The bulletin also noted a parallel Soviet nuclear test explosion in the Nevada area context, as part of global Cold War tensions.
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Lockheed Aircraft Company
Air Force
National Advisory Committee For Aeronautics
Nevada
Lockheed
Las Vegas
Nev
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Sherif A of
Fice
America
United States
Great Britain
Soviet Union
Car Dealer Seized on Grand Theft Charges in Long Beach
Former Long Beach used car dealer Russell C. Osbornne of Oxbert Motors was arrested on a five count grand theft complaint. He allegedly borrowed money on autos after selling them, netting about $80,000 from local finance companies while victims lost around $40,000. Bail set at 33,000 with preliminary hearing for April 20.
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Long Beach
Russell C. Osbornne
Oxbert
Motors
American Ave
Charles Z. Smith
Osborne
Triet
Willam N. Walker
Willam N. Walker On A Complaint .[Janned By Dep. Dist
Atty, Gore
Idan Jacobson
Jacobson
Sacramento
Ove
Army calls 7825 ROTC graduates to active duty
The Army announced on Friday it will call to active duty 7,825 of the 13,480 Reserve Officer Training Corps graduates to be commissioned between May 1 and April 30, 1958.
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Army
Washington
Officer Training Corps
Gasoline Blast Deaths Linked to Bar Attack
Police pursue five men on suspicion of murder after a group of four men allegedly attacked Club Mecca on South Normandy Avenue turning it into a midnight inferno. Five patrons and a woman died from burns. three others injured. Suspects Oscar Brenhaug and Clyde Bates were detained after questioning. bartender Larry Fenton identified one man as a suspect. The blast occurred after patrons ejected the four men for hassling a waitress.
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Clyde Bates
Husky
Oscar S. Brenhaug
Bates
Los Angeles
Reevenge
Mecca
Jane
Poetice
King
Wees
Larry Fenton
Yates Waas
Palka
Noremandy Avenue
Mra
Herminia Morales
Jackie Macinnes
California veterans home loan limit raised to fifteen thousand
Friday Gov Goodwin J Knight urged into law a measure increasing the loan limit for California veterans to 15 000 for home construction. The action centers in Sacramento with support from state officials.
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California Veterans
Dives Death in Long Beach Naval Yard Chamber
Eldan W. Smith, 31, of Wilmington, died from the bends after deep sea diving at 20% feet four miles southwest of Redondo Beach. Civilian diver William Biller, 33, of San Pedro, assisted by massaging Smith’s chest, remained inside the chamber at Shop 72 as the system depressurized. Sisters, Frances, and two sons, Zane and Clyde, mourn the tragedy.
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Eldan W. Smith
Pateete St
Wilmington
Smith
William Biller
San Pedro
Biller
Redondo Beach
Frances
Zane
Clyde
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