Pressure by civic groups on Long Beach World Fair finance
L A Collins Sr notes 41 civic organizations urged the City Council to back the World Fair plan with a lease back that would place over 60 million in bonds on taxpayers without a vote. He cites opposition from Downtown Long Beach Associates and warns the move risks unwarranted public debt and lack of public accountability.
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Long Beach
Harbor Department
Fair Organization
No.1
No. 1
L.A.C
No More Hiroshimas Peace Vigil and Honors Across Nations
The Jedee Peace bells rang and thousands of doves were released as Hiroshima’s 500,000 citizens prayed no second atom blast. At 8 15 a.m. 18 years after the first bomb, a moment of silence halted all transport. About 30,000 people including foreign delegates attended the Peace Park ceremony. Mayor Shinzo Hamai added 133 names of those who died, raising total to 0 943. He urged “no more Hiroshimas.” In the U S Knights of Peter Claver elected Shield Gilmore of Lake Charles Supreme Knight at a Beau mont convention. George Theophine of Los Angeles was Western division deputy. Dr Joseph L Gilson died in Carlsbad New Mexico while visiting relatives.
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Hiroshina
Hiroshima
Peace Park
Hiroshima City
Shinzo Hamai
Hamai
Shield Gilmore
Lake Charles
The
Knights of
Peter Claver
Beaumont
Tex
George Theophine
Los Angeles
Boothby wins apology and settlement over rumors
Lord Boothby obtained a public apology and a £40,000 settlement from the Daily and Sunday Mirror publisher after being linked to gangsters and alleged homosexuality in a newspaper item that did not name him. Cecil King, chairman of International Publishing Co, defended the newspaper as unjustified.
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Lord Boothby
Cecil King
The
International Publishing Co
Daily and Sunday Mirror
Boothby
Boys in Tunnel Tragedy: Three Trapped Two Die
Warwick R J reports a tunnel collapse involving Anice Charon Roger Charon Gary Charon and Bruce. Billy Underwood was rescued after two hours but Francis Lapacina Michael Casek died before hospital. Bruce aided rescue then fled to safety. Anise and brothers had been digging near an unfinished house.
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Young Underwood
Anice Charon
Roger
Gary
Bruce
First Lady Lyndon B Johnson Western trip itinerary
Mrs Lyndon Johnson plans a August 14 to 17 Western tour from Washington to Billings Salt Lake City Grand Teton Vernal and Green River for Flaming Gorge Dam dedication. A nine hour chartered flight opens the trip with a Billings airport reception and a Crow Agency ceremony with Crow and Cheyenne tribes.
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Washington
UPL
Lyndon
Johnson
Billings
Mont
Salt Lake City
Grand Teton National Park
Vernal
Utah
Green River
Wyo
Flaming Gorge
White House
Crow Agency
Crow Js
Fragmentary legal notice fragments from Los Angeles County
Partial OCR yields a court related item dated 1941 1943 with references to Pine Avenue California and Los Angeles County. It mentions terms like court matter and numbers 3.00 36.00 and 50 OO, but the text is incomplete and unreadable for full details.
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Unity
Pine Ave
Cong 12
Calif
Los Angeles County
Lurrier Petiver Oy
UAW Faces New Campaign By Women In 1966 Board Race
JoAnne Wilson, a 34-year-oldRockwell Standard Newark Ohio worker, leads a HER drive within the UAW to elect a woman to the 25 member international executive board in 1966. Cochairwoman Elizabeth Jackson of Detroit helped organize the national steering committee as women push for recognition amid a 150000 member membership. Wilson garnered about 500 of 1500 votes in Atlantic City caucus.
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Detroit
UAW
Ors
United Auto Workers
International Executive Board
Rockiwell- Standard Auto Parts
Newark
Ohio
JoAnne Wilson
Wilson
Elizabeth Jackson
Atlantic City
Walter P. Reuther
Jim Reeves Laid to Rest in East Texas
Thousands gathered in Carthage Texas to honor singer Jim Reeves who was killed in a Nashville plane crash. Reeves 39 grew up near Deberry and was buried in a copper coffin on a two acre memorial lot purchased by his widow near the highway to Shreveport. as a boy he excelled at baseball before turning to radio and recording Mexican Joe which launched his fame.
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Carthage
Tex
East Texas
Jim Reeves
Nashville
Tenn
Central Baptist Church
Reeves
Deberry
Shreveport
St. Louis Cardinals
Boy 16 held after parents slain in Breckenridge
In Breckenridge Colorado a 16 year old boy, identified as Bresnahan, was arrested after authorities linked him to the killing of his father Dr. William Bresnahan and mother Laurel Bresnahan. Autopsy shows father died from skull crushing and mother from stab wounds. The teen was held for further questioning. no charges filed yet. Three younger siblings were unharmed. Authorities say a bloodstained knife and a club were found at the scene near a camper below Dillon Dam. Undersheriff Rod Triplett described the investigation and the boy’s detention overnight.
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Breckenridge
Cola
Pyhurl
Rod Triplett
Familly
James Brésnahai
Camper
Jim
Rio
Thelsedie
Denver
William
J. Bresnahan
Broomfield
Dillon
Bresnahan
Geological Survey
As Ployer
Wolind
L. J. Triplett
Gilkeson
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BSS
Fair Lake
Maines
Olin
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Hawaukee
Aleeapolis
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Spokane
Redmond
Gomera
Hiroshimas
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Nlm
Wireher
G. Philip Saxer
Fleetville
Saxer
Pr. Saxer
Ben
Blue Wednesday
Blue
Santa Monica
Merry-Go-Round, Inc
John Purce
Pocatello
Idaho
Purce
Republican Party
Don Hewitt
Cbs-Tv
Hewitt
Walter Cronkite
Harper Leiper
Houston
Chicago
Professional Photographers of America
Billy
Mike
Sell
Frank
Reuther
Chins World
Timely
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