Mary Jo Wagner Remembers Argentina Trip and Spanish Comedy
Lakewood teenager Mary Jo Wagner recounts a month in Buenos Aires as guest of the mayor’s family. She enjoyed shopping bargains, parties, and Spanish speaking ease, and jokes about Batnay and Rabin on television. Back home she resumes school duties and contemplates journalism or becoming an airline stewardess.
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Batman
South America
Mary Jo Wagner
Lakewood
Argentina
Buenos Aires
Mary Jo
Battnay
Rabin
Argenti
Col
Eugenio Schettini
U.S
Mary Ja
Woolrich
United States
Mary
Maykin High
Batoran
Long Beach Board to Buy Back Bulkloader for One Dollar
The Long Beach Board of Harbor Commissioners agreed to buy back the iron ore bulk loader for $1 from Metropolitan-Sleevedoring Co, which sold it in 1962 for $180,000. Port officials say restoring and refurbishing the Pier D unit could serve small shipments like chemical fertilizers and sulphur, with estimated repair costs of $50,000 to $70,000 and strong interest from users.
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Long Beach Board of Harbor Commissioners
Mondiy
Metropolitan — Slevedoring Co
Slevedoring Company
Old Port
Metropolitan
Charles L. Vickers
Port
Vickers
Nameless tot awaits a mommy at Orange County
John Doe, about two, blond and blue eyed, has been missing since 0 a.m. Aug. 24 after a Westminster store employee found him in the shoe department. Police and volunteers search for his identity as he stays at Litton Receiving Home with limited speech and comfort items.
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Orange County
Litton
John Doe
Westminster Department Store
Richard Grod
Larry de Burgo
K-Mart
Beach Blvd
Hin
de Burgo
Sitton
Johnny
Mike
Mark
Butch
Downey Named L A Chamber Urban Affairs Manager
Downey, longtime Downey Chamber of Commerce manager and former Lakewood resident, is appointed manager of the urban affairs department of the Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce. He will handle central core area issues and coordinate regional projects.
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Charles
Red) Barrett
Lakewood
Downey
Ment
Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce
Barett
Truck Driver Saves Four From Flames On Freeway
On the Santa Ana Freeway a tire blowout caused a crash involving Karen Appeal and her two children Diana and Victor. Al Locatelli, a truck driver from Santa Cruz, dragged the mother and children to safety from the burning car and then pulled a van driver from the wreckage. Officials said all were improving at Kaiser Bellflower and White Memorial, with the hero praised by a Los Angeles police officer for averting a likely death.
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al Locatelli
Santa Cruz
Paramount
Karen Appeal
San Marcos St
Santa Ana
Diana
Victor
Lovagli
E. W. Brooks
Girl OK After Kidney Transplant From Mother
A 13-year-old Orange girl who received a kidney from her mother was taken out of intensive care and listed in satisfactory condition at UCLA Medical Center. Diana Lyn McGuire and her mother Miriam 47 expect to go home by early next week. Mrs. McGuire works as secretary at the Orange Chamber of Commerce. The family lives at 387 So Shaffer St in Orange. Citizens in Orange and vicinity have donated 7000 to help defray operation costs and a trust fund is set up in an Orange bank.
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Ucla Medical Center
Diana Lyn McGuire
Miriam
McGuire
Orange Chamber of Commerce
Shaffer St
Orange
Orange Bank
Gun-Toting Bandits Terrorize Restaurant
Two armed men robbed a Long Beach Denny’s at 5570 Pacific Coast Highway about 2 am taking nearly $7,000 from customers and staff. A rifleman threatened patrons while a partner with a shotgun demanded cash from the register and wallets.
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Long Beach
Denny’s
Pacific Coast Highway
Mickey Lackey
Restau
Long Reacy Unified Seeks Nursery Applications Sept 7
LB Schools State Nursery registration opens Sept 7 for the Reacy Unified School District Chil dren's Center nursery and extended day care programs. Centers serve ages two to five and school‑age care for employed parents, operating 6:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Officials urge parents to register children at the regular elementary school before visiting the extended day center.
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Children’s Center
Coin lodged in throat endangers Torrance boy
Police seek a young boy who left Little Company of Mary Hospital with a nickel stuck in his throat. A man who claimed to be his father gave a false name and fled as doctors treated injuries from a cable incident, fearing the coin could choke the child unless dislodged.
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Torrance
Little Company of Mary Hospital
Isodine Gargle Promises Germ Kill for Bad Breath
A vintage note describes Isodine Gargle as a pleasant form of rinse that kills germs causing bad breath and neutralizes odors from onions whiskey and tobacco. The concentrated formula yields a large amount of mouthwash and offers temporary relief from minor sore throat discomfort. Auk the pharmacist.
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Auk
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