22 Aug 1960
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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1960
Page
1
LA C says a local bar association president was found not guilty of speeding 37 mph in a 30 mph zone on Ocean Boulevard. He argued traffic conditions justified the limit, and the jury agreed. The piece critiques radar enforcement and explores who should set speed rules and how officers are affected by enforcement.
A seven year old boy, Lon Darrell Figearo, was killed Sunday in Los Angeles when a pickup truck struck him as he rode a bicycle down a residential street. Driver Gan Garrier Delivery- stated the truck veered into the boy’s path.
UNITED NATIONS Sept 20 Henry Cabot Lodge U S delegation chief urged the United Nations to reopen its inquiry into Soviet intervention in Hungary in 1956 and the continued Soviet troop presence in Hungary in a letter to Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold. The US action followed the Soviet government’s demand for an Assembly session.
Live on the Beach at the Huntington Hotel highlights a long oceanfront block along Ocean Boulevard with dining options and service. It notes a dining room catering to the public, breakfast and regular dinners priced around $2.20, and the hotel’s seafront appeal.
Prince Takamatsu and Princess Kikuko arrived in Honolulu to participate in five day celebrations marking the 75th anniversary of Japanese immigration to Hawaii. They attended three ceremonies on day one touring Oahu Molokai Hawaii Maui and Kauai on their first visit since 1931.
A recipe note describes mixing Bleu cheese with Girard's Original French Dressing to create a creamy blend. Mash about two tablespoons of cheese with 34 cup Girard's dressing until smooth, then serve over mixed greens for a tangy, flavorful result.
A train carrying children in a playground setting struck a boy when the engineer did not spot him until about ten feet away. The boy, Philip, is identified as the son of Frank Freidel, a Harvard history professor.
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