Harbor Area Faces Meter Problem in Los Angeles Port
The Los Angeles Harbor Department studies where to place meters near waterfront restaurants and other areas. The Board of Harbor Commissioners held over action, while considering paying the city’s taxes and fire protection costs. A viaduct freeway through Wilmington is endorsed to suit harbor development.
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Board of Harborommissioners
Ment
Harbor Department
Commission
Edward Farrel
Bernard J. Caughlin
Wilmington Chamber of Commerce
Wilmington
Lawrence L. Whiteneck
Walks In Confesses to Holdup
A 24 year old Anaheim man surrendered to Garden Grove police after confessing involvement in a liquor store holdup four hours earlier. Jesse E. Moore 1623 Jeffrey Dr Apt 3 was arrested and $154 seized. His accomplice Gary W. Wieley 1282 Crestwood Lane Anaheim also faced robbery charges.
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Anaheim
Garden Grove
Jesse E. Moore
Jeffrey
Apt
Aldgate Ave
Westminster Ave
Moore
Gary W. Wieley
Crestwood Lane
Rites Set for Dr Harland Apfel in San Pedro
Dr Harland Walter Apfel 68 a noted oral surgeon who pioneered tooth bud transplanting for teens dies after a long illness in Arcadia California His memorial is Monday at 2 pm at First Presbyterian Church San Pedro He helped establish Harbor General Hospital dental department aided UCLA Extension and taught in Southern California associations He is survived by his wife two daughters a brother and three sisters and four grandchildren
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First Presbyterian Church of
San Pedro
Harland Walter Apfel
Dr. Apfel
Sunnyside Terrace
Methodist Hospital of
Southern California
Arcadia
Shell Rock
Iowa
Life
Time
Dental
Helen
Nancy Kirkland
San Marino
Janet Weldon
Palmdale
Leon
Redding
Nina Burroughs
Long Beach
Dorothy Schiller
Gardena
Port Oil Spills Bring Fines
California Department of Fish and Game tallied 23 oil spills in the Los Angeles Long Beach port complex in March. Spills split among shoreside installations merchant vessels and Navy ships totaling 87 barrels. Eight convictions yielded fines from 100 to 500 dollars.
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California Department of Fish and Game
Los Angeles-Long Beach
Walter Putman
Capt. Putman
Pacific Coast Port Traffic Reaches New March Peak
The Marine Exchange reports Pacific Coast port activity at all time highs in March with 878 vessel transits at the Golden Gate, up 144 percent from February. San Francisco customs district January exports total $177 million, up 64 percent year over year, while January imports total $118 million with exports $59 million above that.
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San Francisco
UPS
The
Marine Exchange
Pacific Coast
Golden Gate
Vatican envoy to Rome treated as possible
President Nixon called the idea of a permanent U S ambassador to the Vatican a possibility under study reversing decades of Protestant opposition. State Department backing cites diplomatic leverage and Vatican intelligence flows while Protestant groups warn against treating the Holy See as a secular state and fear a weaken stance on church relations. Religious leaders signaled concern in a Washington Post ad referencing Kennedy.
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Nixon
Truman
Mark Clark
Vatican
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Johnson
U.S
State Department
Rome
White House
Baptist Joint Committee On Public Affairs
Apostolic Delegate
Washington
National Council of Churches
Southern Baptist Convention
Lutheran Council
Washington Post
Religious leaders sign Vatican ecumenical letter amid Vietnam era tension
The Independent Press Telegram reports a broad ecumenical petition to the Vatican signed by Methodist bishops, campus presidents, editors, and denomination leaders including Pepperdine, Princeton Theological Seminary, and Harvard divinity faculty. The piece notes Nixon’s stance surprises observers and predicts the plan may be dropped. A separate article covers a David Wilkerson rally in Anaheim drawing 11,000 with Pat Boone featured. It also highlights a California Methodist minister defending AWOL servicemen seeking asylum due to draft and Vietnam War objections.
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Sador
Vatican
Southland
Kennedy
Pepperdine College
Churches of Christ
Christianity Today
National Assn. of Evangelicals
Stephen Wise
New York
Southern Baptist Convention
Princeton Theological Seminary
United Presbyterian Ecumenical
Episcopal
American Baptist Convention
Harvard
Together
Robert Olmstead
Petalu
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Ace O. Baldwin
Los Angeles Arbor Department
Is Angeles
Harbor
Frank
Sullivan
Holdup
John R. Mansell
Atlantic Avenue
Market Street
Cherry Avenue
San Antonio Drive
Orange Avenue
Carson Street
Orange
Louis Cochran
Gardena Ave
H. W. Apfel
American College of Dentists
American Dental Assn
Southern California Dental Assn
McNerney’s
Panasonic. Radio
Panasonic
Dooley’s
Sean Gues Cael
Federal OF
T First and
PINE
Ocean Ave
Avings
Matic
Lutheran World Federation
Anglican Church
London
World Council of Churches
Geneva
Independent Press- Telegram
News OF Religion
Billy Graham
Baptist Committee
Anaheim Convention Center
David Wilkerson
Pat Boone
Berea Baptist
Christian Endeavor
Alombra Baptist
Baptist General Conference
Alondre Bird
Bellil Deve Therne
First Baptist Churce
Frank M. Kepner
Pester
Dr. Kepner
Carl Folk
Cada Domingo
Antonio Tolopile
Pastor del Dnio
Hispano
God’s Grace
God
Rev
Henry Fuller
ALL Services Christian Day School
Bethany Baptist Church
Clark Avenue
William J. McKhenny
Grace Baptist
Palo Verde Ave
Jim Berry
Ieee
West
Souh & Lime
Belmont
Eugene Wright
Bilis
Sundey Scheel
Lero Arroyes
Frank Erpner
Sowald
Servinns
Tandy Sullivan
Servians
S.S
Southern Baptist Walnut
Lime Ave
Bsolime
Glenn Clifton
Signal Hill Baptist
E 20Th
Bill Parsons
Poster
First Southern Baptist Church
Orange Ave
Dale Aycock
Baptist Training Union
North Long Beach
Compton Bl
Bellflower
Sam N
Jones
Pasto
Training Union
Robert N
Schaper
Fuller Theological Seminary
Pasadena
California
John Hallett
First Baptist Church of
Lakewood
Robert N. Schaper
Arbor Road
del Amo
Immanuel Baptist
Philip S. Ray
Gethsemane
Calvary
South ST. and
Leroi Arroyes
Bellflower Baptist
A. F. McKinney
Downey Ave
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