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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1964
Page
2
A brown haired girl recounted to San Pedro detectives that she was abducted from her home by a man named Smith. She said she whispered her plight to a Torrance doctor during the incident, fearing the kidnapper would kill her if confronted.
FBI identified documents found in a Detroit apartment as historical material on presidents. Robert Bradford Murphy and Elizabeth Murphy, ages 45 and 32, charged with interstate transportation of stolen property and theft of government property. Bond set at $25,000 each with total believed value over $500,000. They face arraignment in US District Court. no date given.
Long Beach police report a meter maid Barbara L Cosgrove 36 suffered a broken knee when her motor scooter overturned after colliding with a rear of a car on Anaheim Street near Linden Avenue She was taken to Memorial Hospital and pinned beneath the scooter after the crash caused by Lillian Ann Dittmer 55 who stopped suddenly to avoid children in the street
Orange County District Attorney Kentech Williams said the case appears to be a homicide as police investigate a mysterious sequence of events at a home. Carmen Bartholo recalled William Bartholomae approaching before collapsing. Minola Gallardo sustained serious knife injuries while trying to intervene. The Sea Diamond yacht captain and Charles Bartholomae were aboard the vessel nearby.
A 100 foot tuna clipper the Mary S sank about 100 miles south of San Diego after hitting a submerged reef. All 11 crew members were rescued by a motorized skiff and reached shore safely. The vessel valued at over 200000 dollars left San Diego on Sunday for fishing grounds off Baja California.
The Cuban Foreign Commerce Agency and Leyland Motors Ltd of Britain signed a 10 million dollar deal for 400 45 seat buses and spare parts. Delivery will be on a five year credit with an option to purchase 1,000 additional buses for the Cuban government.
Twenty six of forty five streets closed by the Baldwin Hills dam disaster were reopened for normal traffic. City official Louis Gill told Councilman Thomas Bradley that the reopened streets are safe and passable in the Baldwin Hills area.
Starting January 15 American lowers first class and family coach fares to make jet travel affordable. New York routes see the gap shrink from 41.80 to 15.80, with proportionate cuts elsewhere. Wives and children travel 25 percent off regular coach fares, while husbands pay the standard fare. Family discounts extend jet travel to more people.
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