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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1964

Page

2

Bon Voyage Party's Flight Piloted by Wife of Skipper

Four Endurance officers and men watched by wives and sweethearts as their ship’s own plane carried the women to Long Beach for a farewell. Lt. Marvin G. Smith captains the minesweeper Endurance, whose wife Joan Merriam Smith led the plane winging in salute above Catalina Channel. Friends and families saw the seven month Far East voyage begin with a fond, fluttering wave.

Pacific Catalina Channel Endurance Marvin G Jack) Smith Joan Merriam Smith Navy Station Pier 9 Joan Long Beach Far East USS Municipal Marvin Smith Mary Fox Peter Fox Fran Gallegos William Brown Linda Humphrey Chuck Humphrey

Lie-Test Issue Up To Torrance Council

Three Torrance city councilmen ordered a special meeting to decide on compelling two police lieutenants to take lie detector tests in the current probe by state and county investigators. Council members Beasley Sciarrotty and Drale invited the state attorney general and district attorney probes to address the session at 6 30 pm Wednesday.

Torrance Beasley Ross Sciarrotty Nicholas Drale

Telephone talks resume as city council weighs polygraph tests

The Federal Mediation Service seeks to resume full scale bargaining between the Communications Workers and General Telephone. City Manager Wade Peebles issues a memorandum delaying orders to officers. Council members debate authority to call a special meeting and whether polygraph tests should be administered for police witnesses.

City Vice Wade Peebles America General Tele-lnderen Ndorrand Testine Phone of California Louis B. Knecht CWA Knecht R. Parker Sullivan General Long Beach Downey Norwalk Lakewood Signal Mid Orange County

Aide Honored by United Way Leader Recognized

United Way honors C E Trimmer of 1066 E 45th Way as the first volunteer to lead his group commerce and industry toward the campaign goal. Headquarters announced Friday in a Texamer report from Southern California Gas Company’s metro division.

United Way 45Th Way Texamer Sothern California Gas Company Metropall

Swank New Sailboats On Display At Long Beach Arena

The largest sailboat show yet opened at Long Beach Arena with a vast display of boats from dinghies to 40 footers. The second International Sailboat and Yacht Show runs through January with hundreds of exhibitors and international participation from Holland and Hong Kong. Proceeds from gate admissions go to the US Olympic sailing team. Long Beach families and local officials attend as the city remains a focal point of West Coast sailing activity.

Long Beach Los Angeles County Olympic Fead Willis Boyd Toledo Jeanne Suzie Nson Bill Jr F Boyd Boyd Inustrial Enterprises Costa i Mess Boyds Montreal Chajee

31-Story Beach Building To Begin This Month

Construction on the 31 story Tower Apartments, a 304 foot high project in Long Beach east of Atlantic Avenue, pending final City Council approval and park land access agreement. The $7 million building will hold 200 apartments on 26 floors with 1300 square feet parking and storage space. Work should start within this month and last about eighteen months.

Long Beach Ccesar Atlantic, Avenue Ae Fri- Sy Henry Sassoon City’ Council Cam Cimen Sassoon Pana

Monster Sightings Color 1964 Opening Week

A pair of reports claim monster sightings during 1964 opening week. An alleged disturbance 49 miles south of San Nicolas Island drew Navy investigation chatter, while Tuolomne County Sheriff Sardella said a pilot saw a brown 10-foot tall creature near Yosemite leaving two yard apart tracks. No authorities confirmed either sighting.

Point Mugu Pacific Tucluene Miller Sardella Sonora Yosemite National Park Sardella

IR Long Beach On Stage Evening of Odd Theaters

A local arts listing highlights events at Community Playhouse Magnolia Theater and Off Broadway Theater. Performances include Strange Bedfellows at 8:30 pm, A Shot in the Dark at 7:30 pm, and Why Wives It et Worry at 8:30 pm plus a 2:30 pm Prince Fairyfool show, with a Munical Land concert for departing football team at Long Beach Municipal Airport at 3 pm.

Strange Bedfellows Community Playhouse Anaheim St Magnolia Theater Magnolia Ave Lime Ave Municipal Land Washington University Long Beach Municipal Airport

First 1964 Auto Death Recorded

Long Beach records its first traffic fatality of 1964 after a five ton dump truck crossed the Pacific Coast Highway near Terminal Island Freeway and crashed into a car. Victim Nick Batina, Montebello, died at Pacific Hospital. Driver Loren Pflaum, 59, of Pacific Ave, was hospitalized with injuries.

Long Beach City Cenure Terminal Island Nick Batina Montebello Pacific Hospital Long Beach Loren Q. Pflaum Pacific Ave Pacific Coast Highway

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