Quality Council Candidates Reduced by Petitions Shortfall
The May 1 primary field for four council districts shrank after four candidates failed to file signed petitions by the 5 p.m. deadline. In District 1 Wilbur J. Mallory did not qualify, reducing the field to four. In District 4 Andrew T. Taird and others appear on the list, with several incumbents still filed. All three incumbents in several districts remain, assuring election in the primary for those offices.
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Margaret Heartwells
R—athlh
Targent
Adeteit
Peltons
Rodney JD
Whiley
Wiliam & Urquhart
Wilburt J. Mallory
David J. Samora
Vylmer
Altmereth
Tulcon Ave
Charles R. Donley
W. Sir Stuy George M. Versmillion
Noosravett Ra
Paul E. Wilkins
California Ave
Caintrict
William
Andrews
Toppy St
Virgil
Spone Derg
Ncumbent
Mateket St
City
Walhtred
Jacobson
Mira Mar Ave
John St. Mansell
Aml
Umes T. Stoer
Jardenin
Ave
Charity Ball Crowns Couple Amid Eight Die in Plane Crashes
Long Beach College Charity Drive pairs Gary Hane and Nancy Helm as king and queen. Amid events the day after, eight military airmen died in crashes near Hokkaido and Maine. Navy Neptune, Marine Jet, and Air Force Sabrejet accidents claim crews missing or rescued. Florida extradition proceedings noted.
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Hy United Pree
Dfspan
Rokya
Chitose
Gary Hane
Lomain
Nancy Helm
Tulane Ave
Long Beach City
KIX
Wood
Brunswick
Maine
Neval
Five Vessels Back in Long Beach After Western Pacific Tour
Five ships return to Long Beach inclining Mine Division 93 vessels Leader Entunce Guide Excel and Lu chi with Lt Cmdr R A Jaeger aboard the Leader. Destroyer tender Frontier also docks after six months in the Far East. Crowds greet the crews with drums and cymbals as Navy band plans falter.
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QMCG
Harris
Sien
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Plor A
Herth 4
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Leader
Entunce
Guide
Excel
Luchi
Cmdr
R.A. Jaeger
Vision
Oth Shant
Frontier
Pier 6
Long Beach Naval Shipyard
Far East
Richard Philips
Long Beach
Rifle Shot Fuss Ends Peacefully
City Prosecutor James Starr mediated after a Woodruff Avenue rifle incident involving John McGinnis Jr a 36 year old city engineer. Mothers of five boys who were threatened agreed not to prosecute and McGinnis promised not to fire his rifle again. The incident stemmed from a fraternity prank and Starr explained the boys misjudged the car on McGinnis property and the firearm was discharged in the heat of the moment.
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Woodruff Ave
James
Starr
John £. McGinnis Jr
McGinnis
McGinnie
Tie
Woodfull Ave
Bandits Babysit Then Purloin $17
In Los Angeles Friday two armed bandits entered a neighborhood market. One man calmed a crying 10 month old while lifting the infant from a stroller. The second thief took $17 from the cash register and the pair fled. Names and further details unclear.
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Los Angeles
Eugenie Kluga
Hia
Florida Indicts Duel Passing Figure for Incident
A Florida grand jury indicted Edward L. Bedwell, nicknamed Bennie the Dishwasher, charging with a statutory incident involving a 12 year old Oak TMA girl. Investigators said the girl identified Bedwell as the carnival roustabout who held her for three days in an abandoned house in Deland.
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Deland, Fla
Edward L
Bennie
Bedwell
Oak Tma
Ster
Chicago
Architects Sue for Fee on Los Angeles Sports Arena
Architects Stiles and Robert Clements sue over a breach of contract related to plans for a Los Angeles sports arena. They allege the Municipal or Commission canceled a May 3 1956 contract after bids exceeded the available budget of 324 740 570. The action seeks breach of contract and preparatory relief alleging illegal cancellation by the commission.
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Los Angeles
CNS
Los Anges Colises Aim
Fieum Commission
Ixposition Park
Clements
Stiles
Robert
Architects’ group names new officers amid arena budget clash
The Architects group announced new officers including Adrian Hubbell as vice president and Maurice M. Rosenbaum as secretary treasurer as debates over a 15,000 seat arena budget intensified. The commission backed out of a $150,000 payment to the original architects and shifted work to others amid concerns the cost would exceed the $5.74 million budget.
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Hale Thesult
Wilson
Keith Drew
Rick N
Tead
Rustan 1
Hicks
Bar Shooting Suspects Held in Long Beach
Bar shooting case sees Armes C. Hildebrandt 23 of Lemon Ate arrested with two men for questioning. Martin Mapself 28 and Dale Olson 19, both of Lemon Ave, held for investigation of attempted murder and robbery. Mrs Carlson 58 recovering from gunshot wounds at Harbor General Hospital.
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C. Hildebrandt
Lemon Ate
Dorothy
Carlson
Marstin Mapself
Dale Rolson
Lemon Ave
Harbor Geneeral Hospital
Long Beach
Medical Exposition Opens Health Fair at Municipal Auditorium
Seventeen health related films plus twenty five exhibits on medicine, dentistry, and public health opened the Long Beach Los Angeles County Medical Association sponsored three day medical expo. Free admission runs today and tomorrow from 1 pm to 9 pm with demonstrations by the Long Beach Fire Department at 3 and 7 pm.
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Ion
Long Beech
Los Ang Celes County Medical Agsn
Long Beach
Red Cross
Health Fair
Municipal Auditorium
L. L. Wiltse
Los Angeles County Medical Assn
Jackson S. Mense
Fired Man Sues for 260000 Over Unjust Embezzlement Claim
Arne R. Halley, a railroad baggageman with 19 years at Southern Pacific, sues in district court for 260000 damages claiming unjust firing and libelous statements by the railroad and four employees J A Krebaum Mrs C Carmichael Mrs A J Meyer and Carl Espin. He alleges written testimony and statements branded him a thief after an embezzlement accusation.
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Forever Railroad
Arne R. Halley
Southern Pacifc Railroad
cYew
J. Ac Krebaum
C. Carmichael
A. JL Meyer
Carl Espin
Tie
Student Spends Weekends Abroad
Walter E Spitham a 29 year old Columbia University student spends weekends in Paris London and Frankfurt while working as a purser for Ten American World Airwaves on presidential flight 102. His job makes him miss Monday classes but he keeps up with assignments.
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New York
Walter E. Spitham
Calumbia University
Paris
London
Frankfurt
Germany
Spillam
Mss
Pan American Festival Parade in Lakewood Today
An estimated 200000 people will witness Lakewood s Pan American Festival parade this morning. Leo Carillo will be grand marshal riding Traveler. Five divisions with bands horses floats and majorettes will traverse from South Street to Arbor Street and Park, followed by a Flags ceremony and a dinner dance at Lakeswood Country Club.
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Lakewood
Elvis
South St
Arbor Tid
Arbor Ta Fan American Park
Leo Carillo
Traveler
Caliifornia
Lakewood City
Wacheon
Patt American Park
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Charlene Pickrell
S. Eucalyptus Ave
Bellflower
Russ Warn Iceland to Oust U.S. Troops
Moscow radios threaten Iceland with a crushing blow if American troops remain as allies in NATO. The warning targets Iceland and other NATO states, claiming the Soviet Union may strike aggressors wherever they are to safeguard security. Iceland’s prime minister said no official Soviet notice was received and withheld commitment to discuss the issue.
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Russia
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Iceland
Soviet Union
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Reyjavik
Dferman Jonaxson
NATO
Crabbe Reveals Daughter's Tragic Death Overweight Belief
Los Angeles actor Buster Crabbe spoke of his 20-year-old daughter Caren Lytin Crabbe dying in sleep from malnutrition caused by a distorted eating pattern. Funeral services were held Friday, and Crabbe described her obsession with not eating to avoid gaining weight.
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Los Angeles
Buster Crabbe
Caren Lytin Crabbe
Crabbe
Man Sentenced on Drunk Driving and Related Counts
Adolph Pacheco Reyes, 39, of Upland, was sentenced by Superior Judge Beach Vasey Friday to concurrent jail terms on misdemeanor drunken driving and veteran driving counts. Reyes received probation for three years after pleading guilty to the misdemeanors, originally charged as felonies.
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Adolph Pacheco Reyes
Upland
Beach Vasey
Couny
Reyes
Hungary Invites Dag Hammarskjold to Budapest Visit
UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. The Hungarian government on Friday invited U N Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold to visit Budapest at any time convenient for him. The invitation comes after Hungary previously refused entry to Hammarskjold or observers to investigate Soviet interference during the October November uprising. Hungary said it welcomes a Hammarskjold visit but did not indicate when he might come.
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U.N
Dag Kamtmarskjold
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Hammmrskjold
Hammarakjold
Peter Mod
Ihun- Rury
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Matt
Tase
Jet
Hammarskjokl
U. Ny
Mod
Ment
Hanmarskjold
Hwammarskijold
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Andre W. Cordier
U. N. General Assembly
Uneon
Tungary
Russia
Hungaria
Imre Vor‘vat
Hamsmarskjold
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