Flying MDs Hop to Alaska with Flying Physicians Association
Dr. John Morgan and colleagues travel 9,500 miles in 35 planes to Anchorage Alaska for the Flying Physicians Association annual gathering. The group, about 2,000 doctors, promotes safe flight and disaster relief. Morgan flies with family and partner Dr. Arthur De Nia, using a twin engined Aztec. Flights covered 1,000 to 10,000 feet along the Alcan Highway amid limited radio aids and variable weather. Organizational work at Anchorage advanced plans for physician air response to disasters.
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Lee Craig
John Morgan
He Alsheim Rd
Flying Physicians Association
North American
Anchor Age
Alaska
United States
Morgan
Martha
Mike
John
Nancy
Mary
Long Beach Municipal
Morgans
Arther de Nia
Berdina St
Alcan Highway
Canada
Anchorage
Customhouse Row Goes On In Harbor Contention
Los Angeles Harbor Commissioners made no progress Friday in easing furor over scuttling a new harbor area customhouse. Talks with Mayor Yorty stalled over forming a four city negotiation committee as Brown eyed possible inquiry into politics. Brown indicated willingness to talk while Yorty pressed for subsidiary status of harbor facilities and relocation concerns.
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Charles Ridgway
Los Angeles Harbor
George Wall
Sam W. Yory
Wall
Red
S Long Beach
Wilmington
San Pedro
Yorty
Gay. Brown
Harbor
Los Angeles
Brown
Sama
Yory
Dole Fraud Suspects Face Court
Santa Ana Westminster couple Gertude Luchett and Oscar Luchett face a preliminary hearing August 9 in Anaheim Fullerton Municipal Court on welfare fraud and perjury charges. Investigators accuse them of grand theft for improperly receiving about 1400 dollars from the county welfare department while the wife falsely claimed she did not know her husband's whereabouts.
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Santa Ana
Westminster
Perjery
Anaheim-Fullerton
Gertude Luchett
Westminster Ave
Oscar Lee Luchett
Modesto
Luchett
Clegelly
Euchett
Court Backs 363000 Bill Against State
The State Supreme Court upheld an Orange County ruling awarding Hugo A. Forster 363,200 for San Clemente land condemned for the San Diego Freeway. The decision includes interest from April 17, 1957, totaling about 60,000, with the land part of a 3,000-acre ranch granted to the Forster family by Spanish Land grant.
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Santa Ana
State Supreme Court
Orange County
Forster
Spanich Tand Grent
Sister City to Get L B Photo Art Exhibit
Long Beach plans a photo exhibit exchange with its Chilean sister city Valparaiso as a friendship gesture under the People to People program. Sept 13 public relations head Robert H. Metzgar will prepare the show with Chilean participant Miss For s Maris Aguilar and Athena Hall notes an art exchange between Long Beach and Valparaiso schools in early fall.
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Chile
Athena Hall
Chamber of Commerce
Andren
Long Beach
Val- Paraiso
Dentist Sues Orthodontist Groups for 2 Million
Lakewood dentist Dr. Lesa J. Pinsker alleges defamation and loss of professional standing after state and national orthodontist bodies refuse him membership. He seeks 1.5 million compensatory and 500 thousand punitive damages in Superior Court, naming the American Association of Orthodontists, Pacific Coast Society of Orthodontists, its Southern Component, and officers. He claims denial harms his practice and access to scientific advances.
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Lakewood
Lesa J. Pinsker
Superior Court
Charles Lewis
Pinsker
N. Adeantoor, Ave
American Association of Orthodontists
Pacific Coast Society of Orthodontists
Pinkser
Peru Out of IBC Pageant Drops Contestant Field
Peru withdraws from the Inter national Beauty Congress pageant after diplomatic break with the United States. Junta seizure of President Prado prompts resignation and delays. Oscar Meinhardt cites politics. Miss Brazil Juliet Strausz arrives in Los Angeles to proceed to Long Beach with Miss Korea Angja Sohn, now en route for pageant events.
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Yangji Sohn
Beverly Hilton
Los Angeles
Pers
United States
Internationl
Beauty Congress
Lim
Oscar Meinhardt
FBC
Peru
Meinhardt
Gustavo Prado
Manuel Prado
JEC
Lima
Prado
Tong Beach
California
Julieta Strausz
Los Angeles International
Pacific Coast Club
Long Beach
Angja Sohn
Free TB X rays to be offered at multiple sites
The Long Beach Tuberculosis and Health Association advertises free chest X rays during the last two weeks of August at various town locations. Mrs. Don E. Raney, association president, says volunteers are needed to distribute literature and promote the program. interested persons should call the association office.
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Long Beach Tuberculosis and Health Association
Don E. Raney
Persona
Association
Long Beach Cultural Schedule Highlights Today
Three performances by the Long Beach Municipal Band occur at Eldorado Park Golf Course between Willow and Stearns streets at 12 30 pm Lincoln Park Ocean Boulevard and Cedar Avenue at 2 30 pm and 7 00 pm The International China Painters exhibit hall Municipal Auditorium Sea Side and Long Beach boulevards opens at 8 00 am On Stage features State Dust at Community Playhouse 5021 E Anaheim St 8 30 pm Period of Adjustment at Magnolia Theater 2400 Magnolia Ave 8 30 pm A Majority of One at Off Broadway Theater 211 Linte Ave 8 30 pm
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Long Beach
Eldorado Park
Willow and
Stearns Streets
Lincoln Park
Ocean Boulevard
Cedar Avenue
International China Painters
Municipal Auditorium
Seaside
State Dust
Community Playhouse
Anaheim St
Magnolia Theater
Magnolia Ave
Linte Ave
FOLITICS Study Center Urged by Lt Gov Anderson
Lt Gov Glenn M Anderson urged an International science center be built in Southern California to foster global cooperation in science and space, noting education funding comprises about 42 percent of the state budget. He cited California’s brainpower drawing industry and urged passage of the education bond issue on the June primary ballot.
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Bob Houser
Glenn M Ander
Som
Southern California
Lions Club
Breakers’ International Hotel
Anderson
Educa Ition
California
Manslaughter Indictment Against Surgeon Quashed
A manslaughter charge against Dr. Jerome Rehman of Bixby Knolls Community Hospital was dismissed. Judge Joe Raycraft barred the count due to statute of limitations and separated the conspiracy charge against three other hospital personnel, with trial set for Sept 21.
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Don Biaddock
Jerome Rehman
Bixby Knolls Community Hospital
Joe Raycraft
Raycraft
Rehman
Thanslaughter Court
Wilmington
Rosa Lugo
Dr. Rehman
Mans
Slaughter Court
Dr.Redman
Richard Gorman
Atlantic Ave
Charles Symes
Westminster
X-ray_tech
Nicin
Mark Sincott
Raycrafe
Marin
The
Cour
Bride’s long wait for mate ends in prison sentence
Santa Ana man Paul Louis Thornton, 33, who confessed to 2 400 burglaries, pleaded guilty to second degree burglary four hours before marrying Florence Groban, 32, of Colton on July 6. Judge Franklin G. West sentenced him Friday to a maximum of 44 years in prison.
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Santa Ana
Paul Louis Thornton
Thornton
Franklin G. West
Florence Groban
Colton
Penalty hearing set for L B killer in California case
A state court orders another penalty hearing for a killer whose death sentence was overturned. The case involves two men, Doyle Alva Terry and Bickley, both linked to tavern violence in Orange and Sacramento counties. A recent Supreme Court ruling impacts death penalty penalties across California and parole eligibility, affecting prior murder convictions.
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Doyle Alva Terry
Terry
Bickley
Westlover
Thornton
Orange
Sacramento
Elvin Feightner
Orange Ave
Atlantic ‘Ave
Lemon Ave
Questia
State Supreme Court
California
Assig St
Prisoner Remarries Then Remains In Custody After Sentencing
A man with a criminal record including two years at Leavenworth for interstate motor vehicle theft was married in a courthouse by Municipal Judge William L Murray. His new wife, a sheriff's deputy, joined him briefly on the jail steps before deputies returned him to custody through Friday's sentencing.
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Leavenworth
Kan
Thornton
William L Murray
Orange County Realtor Killed By Live Wire After Car Crash
Verna Stewart, 56, of Orange, died after her car struck a power pole on a service road near Artesia Boulevard and Knott Avenue. Witnesses said she exited the vehicle and touched a live wire, sparking fire that engulfed the car and grass. autopsy to determine cause. She leaves a husband William and two sons, Glenn and Raymond.
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Orange County
Verna
Stewart
Halyard Lane
Orange
Santa Ana
Artesia Boulevard
Knott Avenue
Buena Park
Acta
Vartesia Mortuary
Friband
William
Glenn Peister
Raylmond Peister
Fire Damages Small House on Chang Avenue
A frame house at 6770 Chang Ave was badly damaged by fire on Friday. The interior and several pieces of furniture were destroyed. Firemen could not determine the blaze’s cause. Jack Shaw of 3250 67th Way was present, but no further details were provided.
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Chang Ave
Jack Shaw
67Th Way
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