Medics to Seat Dr Fred M Kay as OCMA President
Dr. Fred M Kay of Fullerton will be installed as the 83rd president of the Orange County Medical Association at the Santa Ana Country Club on February 24. He succeeds Dr. Lyle Voge. New officers include Dr. Marshall P Stone Street as president elect and Dr. John F Farrer as secretary treasurer.
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Fred.m. Kay
Fullerton
Orange County Medical Association
Santa Ana Country Club
Lyle Voge
Orange
Marshall P. Stonestreet
John F. Farrer
Stonestreet
Anaheim
Parrer
Newport Beach
Kay
Lovala University
Seriont
Chicago
St. Vincent's Hospital
Los Angeles
Loyola University Clinic
American College of Obstetrics
American College of Surgeons
Children's Home Society
Orange County Board of Directoes
California State College At
Fullerton Lions Club
Carl J. Paul
Oreange
the Bulletin
Charles Plows
Harry Siemensma
John Ball
Santa Ana
Alan Andrews
Drs
Farrer
Voge
George Derry
Philip McFarland
Gordon Hodges
Robert Dreibelbis
California Medical Association
Richard F. Altman
Andrews
Dexter ‘S
Ball
Vincent Pcarroll
Laguna Beach
A. Norton Donaldson
David Geddes
Wallace A. Gerrie
Ralph E. Graham
Walter H. Martin
Westminster
Lauranee A Monster
Garden Grove
Paul
Shirley M. Schneider
Arthur F. Thompson
Stereo equipment theft at Del Amo Boulevard home
Burglars forced open a rear door to enter the home of Robert Gregory at 460 E Del Amo Blvd and stole stereo equipment valued at 72 dollars, police reported Monday.
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Robert Gregory
E. del Amo Blvd
Permit Granted for Five Story Apt Building at 39 Cedar Ave
The Building Department issued a permit Monday for a five story stucco apartment at 39 Cedar Ave in Edward G. Werarn. Valued at 440700 dollars, with Robert H. Parlee named as the project engineer.
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Cedar Ave
Building Department
Edward G. Werarn
Robert H. Parlee
Lakewood Pan Am queen to marry before New Year parade
Clarrie Godfrey 18, Lakewood Pan Am Festival queen, plans to wed Dec 30 as her Navy fiancé receives an eastward transfer. With her marriage, co runners up Tina Sessions and Kay Doherty will share duties and Sessions will ride the parade float. Both may compete for next year’s Pan Am queen title. Lakewood seeks another Rose Parade sweepstakes with Enchanted Garden.
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Allare
Calender
Miss Godfrey
Pan Am Committee
Tina Sessions
Long Beach City College
Kay Doherty
Cerritos College
Miss Sessions
Lakewood
City Coffers May Jingle From Shaky Plea In Court
Long Beach Municipal Court heard a case against Abner's Five topless bar owner for operating an entertainment floor show without a permit. Prosecutors argued the show violated the permit ordinance while defense claimed the waitresses were musicians not dancers. Sentencing was set for January 24 for bar managers and company officers.
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J. Submit
Kenneth L. Mott
Abner
Lakewood Blvd
Charles S. Litwin
James Buford Thomas
Renda Lil Corporation
Ronald Kirchner
Kenneth Poelstra
Bar
Cletus J. Hanifin
Mutilation Murderer Parks Sentenced to Death
Michael Kenneth Parks of Torrance was sentenced to death in California for the 1969 mutilation murder of Patricia Pierson, whose dismembered body was found in a Redondo Beach field. A separate murder conviction for Pierson’s death was also upheld, with the jury choosing between life and death.
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Michael Kenneth Parks
Torrance
California
Long
Parks
Tricia. Pierson
Ingle- Wood
Pierson
Los Angeles
Frcific Christian College
Long Beach
Miss Pierson
Redondo Beach
Anthony Wilkins retrial linked to Long Beach library incident
A November 2 San Antonio Press Telegram story notes Anthony Tony Wilkins was among 15 people arrested on a narcotics charge May 13 at California State Colleges Long Beach Library. The report explains the case ended in a deadlock with a retrial planned, and mentions Wilkins' involvement in the proceeding.
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Sanat
Anthony
Tony
Wilkins
California State
Colleges Long
Beach, Library
Lincoln Park Card Club Invites Senior Members
Lincoln Park Card Club invites senior citizens to join as it runs a membership campaign led by Jack Dillon, city supervisor of senior activities. Club hours are 9 50 a m to 10 p m daily at Lincoln Park Recreation Center 24 Cedar Ave Dues options include 25 cents daily one month 1 50 for three months 3 for six months or 3 per year.
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Lincoln Park
Jack Dillon
Lincoln Park Recreation Center
Cedar, Ave
Dillon
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Roberia Buizhard
Lakewand Rose Pari
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Mt. Baldy
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Donovans
W. 23Rd St
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Teledyne
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Dooley’s Hardware Mart
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Minolta
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Stearns
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