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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1960
Page
16
Amid Algerian government area clashes police and Mobile Guard fought a huge mob at the forum. Grenades and machine gun fire echoed as witnesses described a siege atmosphere. Pro French leaders urged to resist any plan to cede Algeria, invoking a May 13, 1958 echo.
Hillman keeps first place in sales among compact imports in Southern California with features like custom weather interiors and economy up to 30 miles per gallon. Sedans start at 1795 dollars. Drive a Hillman this week at 3580 E Par Coast Highway Tama.
A Gardena motorist, Frank Bruyneel, 25, was thrown from his car and dragged about 150 feet when the vehicle hit a traffic island at Redondo Beach and Compton Boulevards. He suffered head and internal injuries and was taken to Los Angeles General Hospital. His brother Arnold Bruyneel, 20, also at the same address, had minor injuries.
The Pettijohns of Lakewood recount their disappointment after being denied adoption of a child named Tena. They describe long involvement with the Los Angeles adoption center, raising concerns about age requirements and lack of information on the child’s eventual new parents. Officials could not be reached for comment.
A Long Beach hairdresser died after being thrown from a car in a four vehicle Hollywood Freeway crash. Four others were injured including the driver John W. Vance of Huntington Park and Salvatore Lacioppa of 13320 Fairford Avenue. Police described a multi car collision with shared head on impacts and a center divider jump.
A Camp Pendleton Marine Dean McKinzie aged 21 died in Pima County Arizona hospital from injuries after a Saturday car crash. He was a passenger when the vehicle went out of control under an underpass in Tucson.
Nine policemen were killed Sunday night in Cato Manor outside Durban during a patrol targeting wanted criminals and illicit liquor. A crowd of nearly 1000 Africans drove the patrol into a hut, with whites and Africans among the dead. Reinforcements restored uneasy peace.
The fifth group of repatriated people arrived in Tokyo as Soviet visitors travel through Peiping on Sunday. An official visit noted in Chonjin and Pyongyang Radio reported that Premier Chou En-lai greeted the delegation at Peiping Airport.
Lawrence Slater, 58, longtime Lions Clubs field director from 1928 to 1948, died Sunday after suffering a stroke last month. He also served as secretary to Representative Charles M. Teague of California at the time of his death.
ACME TRAVEL SERVICE promotes the Orienton Family Plan with savings up to 0% from November to March, encouraging Los Angeles residents to consider the Lakewood area trip and related packages under a budget minded travel framework.
The February western edition of Better Homes and Gardens highlights award winning roses with vivid color and beauty. It offers guidance to visualize roses in gardens and borders and invites readers to buy the magazine wherever magazines are sold.
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