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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1969
Page
26
HAL BOYLE muses on turning the moon into a museum of mankind to preserve relics of civilization. He lists potential artifacts from religious texts to inventions, clothing, food, and cultural items, imagining future intelligent life discovering Earth’s record.
A lunar museum visitor would see items from a bygone era including a Declaration of Independence copy, a Communist Manifesto, a Constitution, comic books, puzzles, and everyday objects. The collection features records of Elvis Presley, the Beatles, operas, and a mix of domestic gadgets, toys, and personal items. The passage notes the enduring endurance of these varied pieces.
Pan American World Airways maintains skeleton service for 11 inbound international flights at Kennedy Airport as 8,000 Teamsters Union Air Line Division employees prepare to vote on a new contract after a Friday strike.
Moon landing inspires a rush of commemorative medals in bronze silver and platinum. Dealers report both cereal box type trinkets and limited editions priced up to 750 dollars. Lunar medallions by Medallic Art and others target collectors while Congress debates official government pieces.
Senate plans a one day hearing into allegations that the B F Goodrich Company falsified brake test data for Air Force A 7D attack planes. Sen. William Proxmire said the inquiry follows a General Accounting Office report accusing falsification of test data.
Notice under CA Civil Code sections 8071 and 3072. Property located at 114 West G Street Wilmington California. Describes 1967 Triumph motorcycle ID T120RDU 60831 with no license plates held for storage costs and advertising expenses of sale. Published August 11, 1969 by Dade A. Albright.
County of Los Angeles California. A bulk transfer is to be made to W R Kiefer transferee for the Coachlight Shop business at 5205 East Pacific Coast Highway Long Beach. Transfer to be consummated on or after August 18 1969 at Bank of America Long Beach. Escrow No 74-2589. Pub Aug 11 1969.
The undersigned Louise Miller announces the fictitious business name SIG PIERSEN AND LIN DA conducting at 1732 West Arling Long Beach California. The filing dated July 7 1969 lists Miller as the owner and signs before a notary.
Several fictitious business name certificates are filed for Naples Realty Music Manuscript Service Mac's Automotive Service and Toplikar Singer at Long Beach addresses with notary attestations in 1969. A series of trustee sale notices from Los Angeles area lenders detail properties in Long Beach and Inglewood with dates and recorded deeds of trust, listing default and sale procedures.
Public sale notice by Escrows Inc as trustee under a deed of trust for Robert L. Fisher. Auction at 11 00 A M August 29 1963 at 1149 Elm Drive entrance to Liberty Building Long Beach California for property described as the North 781 feet of Lots 2 and 23 in Block 1 Hill Street Tract Long Beach. Also credits and affidavits of fictitious business names and notary attestations from Beach and nearby cities.
A batch of notices includes certificates of fictitious business names for Rose Eyeess eter and El Comedor Mexican Restaurant with dates July 22 and July 3 1969. Also public sale notices for Daryl and Barbara Nelsons trust deed and a marshal sale for Ruth Galloway at 1950 San S. Ave Long Beach. Public probate hearing notice for Blanche Baker estate set August 25 1969.
Notices list fictitious business names Jody's Fashions and J H Leather Fashions with named principals and addresses. A long City of Long Beach resolution outlines alley improvement plans on San Francisco Avenue area including funding, assessments, bond terms, and public hearing details with August 26 1969 notice.
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