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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1963
Page
2
The scene centers on 70 year old Jake Schatz and 77 year old neighbor R. Fink on Seaside Bird Beach as a painter arrives to put up signs The two men misread the intrusions while a comedic bench moment unfolds highlighting age and rivalry in a seaside comedy setup
Douglas announces the Saturn S IV stage from the Douglas shipyard will depart Los Angeles Harbor today aboard a freighter bound for Cape Canaveral. The S IV unit will join a first stage for extensive testing to expedite operational readiness with NASA facilities at Cape Canaveral. Tests will verify propellant cryogenic handling at temperatures minus 250 degrees and continue until the next S IV arrives. The stage previously shipped by water last year to Marshall Space Flight Center for dynamic tests.
John son and his wife Jusura were charged with grand theft false claims and perjury for allegedly obtaining 7525.62 in public assistance from January 1960 to February 1962 while employed and earning income. The couple pleading not guilty faces a preliminary hearing set by Municipal Court Judge Lilley at 2047 Cerritos Avenue Long Beach.
The Long Beach Section of the American Welding Society hosted national officers R Blankenbuhler and FE Pimper at Hody's Restaurant in Lakewood Center for a Friday night meeting.
George Weeks reports a heated discussion as the City Council committee weighs amendments on censoring public library books. Tincher urges banning outside groups while Spongberg opposes funding restrictions. Two female members side with Tincher. debate stalls over precise language. Also notes on library charter revisions and a veterans gathering.
Municipal Court Judge Charles T. Smith sentenced Donna Jo Mofnar, 24, of Abbeyfield Street, to three days in city jail after pleading guilty to two speeding charges, plus a third and fourth in Long Beach. Steven William Guthrie, 2706 Spaulding Avenue, received 20 days in county jail for a speed contest on December 31, while his probation and missed driver improvement class led to a stiffer penalty.
Long Beach faces a seven million dollar shortfall to expand public recreation. Recreation Director A D Hoskin said Friday that at least 13 new buildings or additions are needed to meet rising demand. Projects include new centers at El Dorado Ward and Bixby Parks, clubhouses at Admiral Kidd and Scherer Parks, activity buildings at Coolidge and others, with senior facilities and lighting for courts. The Recreation Commission and City Manager plan to submit a priority list to the council next month.
Firemen quickly quelled a kitchen blaze Thursday night threatening the four story Robinson Hotel at 3H E Ocean. None of the guests were moved to the north station of the divided building while crews extinguished the fire.
Poly High pool resumes night swims with weekly schedules at 7 and 8 pm on Fridays. Recreation Department outlines additional pool hours across Jordan Jane Millikan and B pools with men and women classes, beginners and intermediates sessions, plus Saturday slots for 9 am and 2 pm openings.
Today's events in Long Beach feature the AUIU SHOW at Long Beach Arena with a 1 pm start. Concert by Munici al Band at Municipal Auditorium at 2 pm. On stage Alice in Wonderland at 2:30 pm and Gypsy at 8:30 pm at Off-Broadway Theater on Lime Avenue. The Lood Red Patrick performs at 4:30 pm. Community Bay area events run from 9 am to 9 pm at Main Public Library and surrounding venues.
Claims totaling 114000 seek city compensation after two harbor district incidents. P. Huhta of Long Beach seeks 100000 for injuries from a fall into a manhole on a wire at Besth 31. M. Lysia K. Haiman of Santa Barbara seeks 11000.5 for injuries when a cart was struck by a vehicle near Embarcadero Per C Sha.
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