Officer's L B Trial Starts
The trial of former policeman Jack L Richards began with jury selection in Denton Superior Court. Prosecution aims to prove Richards stole a motorcycle and used its numbers to obtain a license plate. Police witnesses testified to the April 1966 theft and ensuing arrest near Pacific Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack L. Richards
Raymond Sinetar
Albert C. S. Ramsey
Dent. C of Superior Court
W. James Turpit
Sinclar
Richards
Pacific Avenue
Pacific Coast Highway
Snetar
William Harbold
Los Angeles Police Department
Not Always Says Psychiatrist On Informing Dying Patients
Dr Michael Singer at Memorial Hospital of Long Beach urged tailoring truth telling to each dying patient after psychological evaluation. He noted many patients sense the truth without confrontation and emphasized tact, clergy support, and physician guidance in the dying process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Singer
Memorial Hospital of
Long Beach
Medicine and Religion Committee
Harbor District of American Cancer Society
Singer
Cunard Official Lets Queen Talk at Forum Event
OE chairman of Cunard Line Ltd will discuss Cunard and its Queens. Mayor Edwin W. Wade to chair. Lord Mancroft, UK official and business leader, named as chair of the American Committee of the British National Export Council. Nelson McCook Jr announces open Town Hall session nearing end. future meetings limited to members and guests. Burglars enter Long Beach resident Robert W. Baker's apartment, steal clothing and a radio valued at 366 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cunard Line Ltd
Cunard
Queens
Edwin W. Wade
Lord Mancroft
Home Office
Ministry of Defense
Nelson McCook Jr
Long Beach Forum
Robert W. Baker
Rose Ave
Long Beach
Final Tribute Paid Former Editor of Press-Telegram
Colleagues and civic notables paid final tribute to Henry F. Burmester former editor of the Press Telegram with simple Episcopal rites at Peek Family Capital Funeral Home in Westminster. Burmester 83 died Monday at his Long Beach home. Rev F C Benson Bellis praised him as a civic leader and kind friend. Honorary pallbearers included Herman H Ridder State Sen Joseph Kenrick and many others. The mourners included his wife Betty stepson Victor Hart five sisters and a niece Peter J Zogby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry FP
Hank) Burmester
Press-Telegram
Peek Family
Calpital
Westminster
Burmester
Long Beach
F. C. Benson Bellis
Episcopal
Herman H. Ridder
Joseph Kenrick
L. A. Collins Sr
Samuel C. Cameron
George Toll
Harry Buffum
Harry Albert
Peter J. Zogby
Victor Hart
Frank Seybolt
Frank Goss
Harold Park
Harry Frishman
Larry Collins Jr
Donald Bussey
Malcolm Epley
Victor Peterson
Lon E. Peek
Mourning
Betty
Victor K. Hart
Wilma B. Hishop
Minnie McBride
Peter J, Zogby
Orange County Eyes Census Push to Boost Funds
County Administrator Robert E. Thomas proposals a special nose-count to lift the county's population figure by about 160,000 over the 1,139,400 used for fee and grant allocations. The $65,000 census will employ 250, start Feb. 1, finish by June, aiming to increase revenues by 2.1 to 2.5 million over three years before the next federal census.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange County
Robert E. Thomas
Bureau of the Census
Uncle Sam
Gas Station Attendant Robbed at Lomita Station
Two men in an old black and white car robbed Lomita Mohawk Service Station attendant Jerrell F. Griffin at 6:20 am. They demanded the coin changer he wore, taking about $30. The deputies reported the robbery occurred at 1752 Pacific Coast Highway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lomita
Jerrell F. Griffin
Pacific Coast Highway
Griffin
Watts Unemployed Lacks Skills Cited In Study
Los Angeles County Regional Planning Commission links Watts joblessness to lack of skills and training. The 32 page report notes 270000 nearby jobs within five miles, 11637 within walking distance, and asks private industry and government to finance training, tax incentives, public works, and improved transit. Major firms include General Motors Chrysler Bethlehem Steel and U S Steel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watts
Los Angeles County Regional Planning Commission
Commission
Kenneath Hahn
103Rd Street
Wilmington Avenue
General Motors
Chrysler
Bethlehem Steel
U.S. Steel
Firestone
Alcoa
Watts-area
Watts Area
Los Angeles County
Metal Industries Ac
Walter Hahn
Fontgs
Mncle
Antonga
Isle-Hopping Prof retraces Darwin voyage route
Prof Lloyd Mc Smith trails half of Darwin’s 1831 36 voyage on a 10 month sabbatical odyssey from Dzaoudzi Comoros to Etosha Pan and Mountains of the Moon Uganda. He plans a return trip and Will lecture Orange Coast College students in a new ecology class starting February 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dzaoudzi
Mauritius
Tigertops
Etosha Pan
Mountains of
Moon
Basdeker
Fielding
Orange County
Lloyd Mc Smith
Huntlngies Beach
Smith
Charles Darwin
Heagle
Smulth
Orange Coast College
Disney
Greel Isles
West Indies
Galapagos
Society Islands
Fiji
Vali
New Zealand
Tongen
Panua
Tasmania
Philippines
New Guinea
The
Barrier Reef
Comores
Nepal
Namib Desert
Stosha Pan
Africa
Uganda
Oil Companies Pay Under Protest in Orange County Taxes
Ten oil firms paid first installment taxes under protest amid a feud with Orange County over oil production assessments. County Auditor Vic Hein said protested taxes totaled 562,552 with impounded funds rising to 2,706,537 since 1965. A Los Angeles County case on leasehold taxation awaited a ruling expected this year to set precedent for Orange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange County
Vic Hein
Campadres
Los Angles County
Also Mentioned on This Page
S L.B
Richard C. Ramus
Ramus
Patrick D. Mulcahy
Fort MacArthur
Bill B. Glasscock
Litchfield Ave
Vietnam
Glasscock
Valoer
Darwin
Molly Burrell
Tional Park
Southland
Eos
LAK
Io Briest
Balitoser
Cemstiny
Ortwood
Paramount Wast
Grange County
South Bay Area
Ea Ni Berks
Scotts
Unis
Bellflower Greeter Central Natury
Motiomal Leader & Supplies
Ae i
Horace Green & Sons
Pork Nursery
10Th Street
South
Sotrimee
Hora Nursery
California Ave
Compton
Veterans Lawn
Geneva
Peatminster Memorial Park
Beach Blvd
Jefferson
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!