Praise and slams at Long Beach Alamitos Bay hearing
Long Beach faced sharp criticism from residents over seawall private piers and tidelands encroachments while Assemblyman Bruce Allen praised city tidelands handling. Testimony covered oil field water injection, private marinas, and proposed seawalls with witnesses noting state control limits and potential long term impacts on beaches and revenue.
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Alamitos Bay
Harry Fulton
Long Beach
State Assembly Interin Committee
Harbor Administration
Camerom Focal
Semblyman
Bruce Allen
R- Los
Allen
State Lands Commission
Hay Area Tidelands
M.D. Hughes
Central
Hughes
Mimnington
Hit
Tidelands
Harbor
Cl, McFaddin
Tivoli
Sorrento Drive
la Long Beach
Jerome Peterson
Kenneth A. Davis
North Alamitos Beach
Kenneth Apepelgare
Long Beach City
Flash Fire and Explosions Hit Santa Fe Springs Refinery
A dramatic flash fire and a sequence of explosions rocked the Rothschild Oil Co refinery in Santa Fe Springs Friday night, threatening about 30 storage tanks holding tens of thousands of gallons of gasoline. Fire departments from Whittier Downey Bell Maywood etc aided, flames rising over 100 feet as witnesses described a spectacular scene and static electricity was blamed for starting the blaze.
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Santa Fe Springs Air Company
Rothschild Oil Co
Lakeland Rd
Norwalk Boulevard
Unm
Whittier
Downey, Bell
Mamebello
South Gate
Huntington Park
Los Angeles County
Santa Ke Bire
Awa
Longsant Seal Beach
Limer Gates
Sura Fe Springs
Ten Tots Break School Blockade in New Orleans
Across the nation a tense scene unfolded as ten white children slipped past a protest line to enter William Frantz School with Ruby Bridges amid a crowd of women and blocked access. SOS groups vow more disruption. fires from stoves sweep the South. a Dulles descendant dies in New York. Echo satellite reappears in California. Douglass proposes oil depletion cuts with protections for small operators.
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New Orleans
UPS
William Frantz
Ruby Nell Bridges
McDonogh
Icona
Tessie
Gail
Save Our Shanis
SOS
Soviet space ship fails to return with dogs on board
Moscow radio reported the Soviet space ship carrying dogs Laika and Mushka failed to return to Earth after orbit, disintegrating in the outer atmosphere. The broadcast claimed air systems and communications worked, and that the mission provided data for future manned space flight despite the loss.
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Moscow
Slowcow
Higadeast
Perelka
Mushka
Moaman
Eloll
Imad
Moscow Radio
Fulbright Faces Two Strikes as Secretary Candidate
Drew Bearson notes two disqualifying blows against SiN. Fulbright running for secretary of state. Pape A-2.
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Fulbright
Drew Bearson
Pape
Kennedy to Name Hodges as Secretary of Commerce
President elect John F. Kennedy planned to announce cabinet picks including North Carolina Governor Hodges as secretary of commerce. The Palm Beach briefing was set for 10:15 a.m. with Hatcher noting a Sunday news conference at Kennedy's home and a complete cabinet hoped by next week.
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Jol Kennedy
Caroline
Namp
Washington, D.C
Luella Hennessy
Palm Beach
Merriman Smith
Palm Reach
UPI
John F. Ken
Kenedy
Hismel
Hodges
North Carolina
Kennedy
Slaughter
Raleigh
Pali Beach
Washingley
David E. Bell
Harvard
White House
Andrew Hatcher
Associated Press
Kennesly
Tn Hatcher
Washington
Eisenhower
Kenney
Eleoy
Weil
Wnie
Historic Anglian Pope Meeting Marks Church Ties
A Vatican City report covers the historic encounter between the Church of England and the Roman Catholic Church led by primate Geoffrey Johns and the pope. The joint remarks described the meeting as cordial, realistic, and possibly opening paths for future talks on doctrinal issues while avoiding a direct attempt to resolve them.
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Vatican City
Hriday
Eisenhower declares Cuba Communist and aids Cuban refugees
President Eisenhower labeled Fidel Castro's government Communist controlled and authorized 1.5 million in aid for Cuban refugees in the United States. The plan targets Florida where most refugees have settled, amid rising Cuban arrivals and a China-Cuba pact cited as evidence of Castro's alignment with the Communist bloc. The action follows a Hoover-WORLD expert review and Voorhees briefing, with Cuban arrivals at about 1,000 weekly including unaccompanied children.
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Washington
UPT
Eisenhower
Fidel Castro
United States
Dirksen- Dougas
Lisenhower
Cuba
China
State Department
Castro
Florida
Iteel
White House
iPress
James C. Hagerty
Tracy Voorhees
Iisenhower
Voorhees
Herbert Hoover
Gems Stolen From Prom Duchess in London Heist
Police said thieves stole diamonds valued at 63000 from the Duchess of Rolland, daughter of the Duchess of Aryl, and American amateur golfer Charles Sweeney. The Brazilian diamonds were taken from her suitcase between leaving Belvoir Castle last Tuesday and arriving at her London apartment that night.
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London
Duchess of ‘Rolland
Duchess of
Aryl
Charles Sweeney
Belvoir Castle
Snow Job Reporter Stranded in California Desert
A weather forecaster stranded in the Southern California desert weeks ago recounts his ordeal at a women’s club. Asked how he got home, he admits there was little snow and describes hard sledding as part of the misrepresented tale.
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California
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