Soil tests planned for Kaiser hospital site at Bellflower
Soil tests for a proposed Kaiser Permanente hospital project in Bellflower have been completed. The 250 bed seven story facility would occupy the southeast corner of Clark and Rosecrans on Bert Van Ruitan property. Informant says foundation tests were done over a month ago. An unrelated report notes a labor council reward for information on an attempted murder tied to McClain.
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Kaiser- Permanente Hospital Group
Clark and Rosecrans Avenucson
Bert van Ruitan
van Ruitan
Reward Offered in San Pedro Shooting of Labor Boss
A $10,000 reward was offered Tuesday for the conviction in the shooting of waterfront labor boss Lafe McClain age 53. McClain, business representative of Local 802, Laborers Union, remained in fair condition with head wounds at San Pedro Community Hospital and faced possible loss of sight in his right eye.
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San Pedro
Lafe McClain
Sctm
San Pedro Community Hospital
McClain
Laborers Union
Optical care for OAS pensioners expanded
Pensioners can obtain immediate eye exams lens replacement and frame repair at Dr. Soss Opt D with OAS ID. No appointment needed all locations in Long Beach Wilmington and Torrance offer same day service.
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Ir. Sosa
OF. D
Soss
Sixth cleaner robbed in Lakewood-Bellflower string
In Lakewood a lone suspect armed with a small caliber revolver robbed a clerk of $33 at 6753 Carson St. This follows five prior dry-cleaner robberies and three gas-station robberies in the Lakewood Bellflower area by a pair with a sawed off shotgun. The loot exceeds $400.
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Lakewood-Bellflower
Lakewood
Carson St
Bellflower
T Tree
Long Beach
Hollydate
President to add two heliports atop Buenos Aires office
Buenos Aires authorities report President plans to install two heliports atop the office building. Officials say the project aims to speed secure transport for state functions while minimizing ground traffic disruptions. Details on timeline and contractors were not immediately available.
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Buenos Aires
P—Alpertina
Key Club delegates foster equality at Kiwanis youth convention
Pennsylvania youths at a Kiwanis Key Club gathering highlight inclusion for blind and deaf delegates. Art Vidrich, 16, from Lloydell Pa, says equal footing means more to him than anything. James Beldon and Ronald Grapatin, both deaf from Ohio School for the Deaf, join sign language interpreters in activities. James Harper, 15, plans to stay with relatives after the event, traveling alone with a bus ticket valid six months.
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Rerb
Silannon
Key Club
Art Vidrich
Lioydell
Pennsylvania
James Beldon
Ronald Grapatin
Ohio School For the Deaf
Columbus
Art
Western Pennsylvania School For Blind Children
Aea
Pittsburgh
Sean
James
Ronald
School For the Deaf
John Bolognese
Long Beach
James Harper
Frank Pomerville
Zola Harper
Gardenia Ave
Bolognese
Navy to sink radioactive ship Fellam near Norfolk
The Fellam, a 1958 destroyer used in Pacific tests, lies 180 miles southeast of Capelege Fork Henry. Though not dangerous, it is radioactive and cannot be sold or used. the US Navy plans to destroy it with ships, aircraft, and missiles in the Norfolk area.
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Norfolk
Evece
Capel
Pacific
Navy
Year Sentence for Possession of Narcotics Ey Second Conviction
Rayford Leon Hamilton, 28, of Los Angeles, received a year in county jail for a second narcotics possession conviction. Judge Maurice Sparling also placed him on three years probation after arrest on November 30 when three marijuana cigarettes were found in a hotel room at 200 Broad Street Wilmington. He earlier served 90 days in August for possessing one cigarette.
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Rayford
Leon Hamilton
Los Angeles
Hamilton
Su Peper Court
Maurice Sparling
Broad St
Wil
Death Notices for Florence Mosier and Bernard Wilkinson
Florence E Mosier 73 of 1031 Redondo Ave Apt 2 died Monday. Service Saturday 10 am at B W Coon Funeral Home for daughter Mrs Lorena Goulden and Mrs Florence Sheets also children Robert George Leonard, mother Ora L Steepleton, brother Alfred Cramer. Bernard R Wilkinson 54 of 215 Roycroft Ave died Tuesday. He was a right away agent for the City of Long Beach for seven years. Surviving wife Mary Fisom, sons George Edward Thomas Pat Emmett, daughters Mrs Alice.
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Wilkinson
Bernard R
Roycroft Ave
Williams
George
Olive Ave
Kathryne O
Don Doss
Ernest Mason
Dorothy Ancrus
Fort Rosecrans National Cemetery
San & Son
Houseman
Beltower
Hermina
Walnut St
Elmyra G. Armstrong
Marie Holiday
Werla AL Ligtenborg
Donald E
Cost Jr
Hiram
Harry van de Riet
Grace Bos
Hazel Gordon
Marie Kenyon
Bethany Chrstian Reformed Church
Bellflower
White's Funeral Home
Crop-Dusting Poisons Threat to Milk Purity
Investigation ordered by the Board of Supervisors probes claims that crop dusting disperses poisonous insecticides onto alfalfa and hay in the Imperial Valley. Dairy Valley officials seek a county ordinance to ban DDT and related chemicals near dairies and forage crops to protect milk quality.
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Board of Supervisors
Health Department
Dairy Valley
Frank G. Bonelli
Imperial Valley
Scorchless hearing aids offered at no cost
A fragmentary notice from Pensicner's Bulletin advertises new state law providing scorchless hearing aids at no cost. It mentions Lisa Marie Alford and parents Mr. and Mrs. Wearing Center at 622 Pine Ave, Albert W. Alford of 1131 Long Beach, with garbled contact details.
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Alford
Lisa Marie
Lyours
Associated Fant
Mrs. Wearing
Pine Ave
Albert W. Alford
Long Beach
Bjorkman Kart Dies After Twenty Year Fire Dept Career
Private service held for Bjorkman Kart aged 67 of 422 44th Circle Long Beach. He served as a firefighter for the Long Beach Fire Department for 20 years, retiring in 1959. Survived by his mother Mrs Mattha ts, Mrs Dora Heaning, Mrs Minnie Ostroot, and brother Alfred. Service Thursday noon at Dilday Family Funeral Directors.
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Exyrne—Lea
W. Broadway
Fort Rosecrans National Cemetery
San Diego
Dilday Family Funeral
Dilday Family Funeral Directors
Long Beach
Bjorkman — Kart
44Th Circle
Long Beach Fire Departments
Will
Dmother
Matthats
Dora Heaning
Minnie Ostroot
Alfred
Dilday
Hair Treatment Ad Promises Free Exam in Peach California
An old Plymouth era advertisement offers hair restoration by Harlow specialists in Peach California. It claims guaranteed results, free examinations, and private consultations at the Lafayette Hotel on July 5 and 6 between 10 PM and 1 AM, urging readers to seek cure for baldness with pro rated guarantees and home thickening tips.
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Lafayette
Teag Beach
Calfornia
Dutretor
Hocwra Ob & Scala
California
Harte
Tlarbia
Forayetté
J. Te
Webb's
Ling Peach
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Citapeau
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H. Andru Turk
International Key Club
Art Vidnich
Kiwanis Ia
US 2Nd Fleet
Kenneth Hahn
Los Angeles’ Y
United
Hahn
Catricola
Arm Roth
Mary Wilkinson
Mottell’s & Peek Mortuary
Toennigs
George KK
Sunset St
Wifh Grece Ajson
Fred le Brother
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Tim
Mottell's & Peck ‘Mortuary
Young
Alice A
W. 21St St
Ter
Margaret Ayrhart
Mottell's & Peck Mortuary
Good—Ars
Taabetle
Renald
C . Low
Clarence Sin
Deen
David Jeter
Mottel’s & Feek Mortuary
Harvey
Robert W
Equity
E. C. Ford
Dilday Famstedy
Pacovsky
Amos
Siser
Ruth Trager
Holton & Son Mortuary
Marianna Ave
Chris
Weldon Smith
Sunnyside Memorial Park
Hunter Mortuary
Welch
Pico Rivera
Fred
Roseedge Drive
Frankie Garbani
Clark van Dyke
Yucca Valley
Calif
Mountain View
San Bernardino
Vielet & Suss Mortuary
Pablo
Harbor City
Jesus M
Jesus M. Pablo
Doble Ave
Cheryl L. Valece G
Debra C
Jose B. Pablo
All Souls Calstic Cemetery
Krng Resch
Richison
Garden Grove
Earl
Edith Drive
Hallie
Robertson (Cypress
George Robertson
St. Joan St
Paateuwr
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Meg Sbieen
Brevevirm
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