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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1967

Page

2

Admiral Blasts Salisbury Stories at Long Beach Dinner

Rear Adm. Carleton B. Baones attacked Salisbury and other critics for reporting Vietnam war events. He praised Mine Forces Pacific and lauded sailors as iron men in wooden ships, saying they defend America and deserve pride. The event drew about 400 IBM guests and military representatives.

Carleton B. Baones Long “Beach Pacific U.S. Naval Base Log Aingeles Long Beach U.S South Vietnam Waddington IBM City Mine Forces Pacific Jones Vietnam Army Swifts Coast Guard

Ex JFK aide cites US public support as key to peace in Vietnam

Capt Tazewell T. Shapman Jr, former Kennedy aide and commander of USS Princeton, told Lafayette Lions Club that peace hinges on American public backing. He warned that insurgency victory would threaten global security and noted VC murders of South Vietnamese reformers. Speaker stressed US involvement began under Eisenhower and escalated through Johnson era debates.

Selisbury Hanoi Independent Pressiblegram Johnson Harry Ashbore White Rock Gazette Salis-bary Earl Griswold Vietnam Kennedy Tazewell T. Shapan Jr Lions Club Lafayette Hotel United States U.S Shepard John F. Kennedy Princeton Long Beach Cam Raha Bay America Eisenhower Harry Wade

Large Day for Long Beach Construction Permits

Long Beach Building and Safety Division issued permits valued at over 4 million dollars, the highest daily volume in nearly two years. Major permits included Douglas Aircraft Co. for a warehouse and manufacturing building at 2401 E Wardlow Road valued at 2,878,000, Bechtel Corp. for a 453,000 square foot metal building by the airport, and Jotham Bixby Co. for a 4550 Atlantic Ave department store valued at 1,472,000. Millie & Severson will build a 102,250 square foot one-story building, and Medevco plans a 45-bed convalescent hospital at 4335 Country Club Drive cost 100,000. Total fees topped 9,560 with an average daily fee of about 2,000. The spike follows February’s 9.6 million shoreline fill permit.

Long Beach Douglas Aircraft Co Wardlow Road Bechtel Corp Long Beach Airport Jotham Bixby Co Atlantic Avenue Millie & Severson Medevco Country Club Drive Gantenbien & Peres Building and Safety Division Fundy Naval Station Josephine Burgess Sree Defense Department Salfol Robert McNamara Aldine Hornsby Thomas Hobs Ailors San Nicolas Island Marine Corps Ceat Childrn Santa Ana

Probation Official David McMillan Dies at 64

David A. McMillan 64 longtime head of Orange County Probation Department collapsed outside his Santa Ana office Friday and died at 12 33 pm at a local hospital. County sheriff deputies say he suffered a heart attack shortly before noon in a car outside his office and was aided by Betsy Lindley. He joined county service in 1930 and became probation head in 1939. Survived by wife Lorraine.

David A. McMillan Orange County Sante lAna Orange Orlutes Range County Madreal Center McMilam Besty Lindley G. A. Wagrrer McMillan University of California At Darkeley U.S. Marine Corps Lorraine

Open House for Long Beach Children's Center Held

Long Beach Naval Station and Seal Beach Naval Weapons Station will receive funds for construction projects. Open house ceremonies for the Long Beach Children's Center at Whittier Nursery, 1424 E Esther St, ran 2 to 4 pm Sunday. The center aims to provide nursery and school-age services with a new building including a playground, dining area, and activity rooms.

Long Beach Naval Station Seal Beach Naval Weapons Station New Long Beach Whittier Nubiery E. Esther St

Norwalk tavern faces 30 day license suspension appeal

Sacramento ABC demands drop of topless and bottomless acts at Norwalk 13245 Imperial Hwy tavern to avoid 30 day suspension while alleging permitted lewd acts by barmaids. Operator waives hearing as ABC also targets Bellflower Hula Inn 9306 E Alondra Blvd for topless waitresses and possible license revocation within 180 days.

Sacramento Norsvalk State Alésholig Beverage Control Department Imperial Hwy Norwalk Macek Samuel Gelbart ABC Hula Inn E. Alondra Blvd

North American Elevates Two Vice Presidents

North American Aviation Inc. Friday announced the election of F. Eyestone and Kenneth B. Gay as vice presidents. Eyestone will also become president of the Autonotics Division on Feb. 1, replacing N.F. Parker who resigns to take an executive post elsewhere. Eyestone has 20 years with the company and Gay 25 years.

North American Aviation Inc 5.F. Eyestone Kenneth B. Gay Eyestone Te Company NF. Parker Lyestone Gay J

Two Injured by Explosion of Sewer Gas at Plant

Two workmen, Clarence Russell aged 54 of Gardena and Stanley Taylor aged 42 of Redondo Beach, were injured by a methane gas explosion inside a sewage treatment tank at the Los Angeles County Water Pollution Control Plant in Dominguez. Both were taken to Harbor General Hospital in serious condition after escaping via a ladder as six county engine companies fought the incident and precautions against further blasts were taken.

Los Angeles County Dominpat, Ae Geen. Firestone Clarence &. Russell Crocker Gardena Stanley Taylor Aviation’ Blvd Redondo Beach Harbor General Hospital Steele Heffington Heffington

Hearing Delayed on Vanscourt Venue Change

A Santa Ana Superior Court judge postponed a motion on an out of county trip for Louis T. Vanscourt, the former Orange County public administrator, who faces embezzlement and grand theft charges after vanishing Oct. 30 from his Garden Grove home. Officials say he took $14,116 from the estate of Ida Storm of Laguna Beach.

Louis T. Vanscourt Orange County Santa Ana Byron McMillan Vanscourt Garden Grove Ida Storm Laguna Beach

Clergymen Face 11 Counts in Hotel Scheme Case

Two ministers, Clar ence Walberg and Wayne Davidson, had four counts dropped in Los Angeles Superior Court leaving eleven counts involving securities violations and one grand theft count remains. The Cup of Cold Water Ministry allegedly sold stock in Hermosa Biltmore Hotel promising six percent interest on a one year loan. Several witnesses testified they gave money to the ministry. one woman loaned $2,000 in 1964 but did not recover funds.

Aubrey N. Irwin Los Angels Clarence T. Walberg Wayne Davidson Hermosa Biltmore Hhe Cup of Cold Water Ministry, Inc Hatel Mary Clarke Los Angeles Davidson

Stolen Police Car Report From City Patrol

Police Chief William Mooney warns motorists to lock cars and not leave keys in ignition after a patrol car is driven away from a disturbance call. Officers Castillo and Shattuck pursued the incident. the car was found later with a shotgun and department briefcases missing. The vehicle was impounded for fingerprint analysis.

William Mooney Jnsa Castillo IC. Shattuck Ficers Richard Cleaney Obispo Ave Yarch Shattuck

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