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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1969

Page

3

Napalm Spill Closes Freeway Lanes In Long Beach

A truck spilled seven 750 pound containers of napalm on the Long Beach Freeway near Artesia Boulevard causing a brief stoppage. No fire occurred and residents were not in danger. The napalm was en route from American Electric Inc to the U.S. Army officer at the Long Beach Harbor.

North Long Beach Lloyd Huskey West Covina Artesia Boulevard American Electric Inc la Mirada U.S. Army Transportation Long Beach Harbor Fire Department

Meager clues in Gardena gun death of Luis Ordonez

Gardena police seek leads after Luis Ordonez, 32, was shot through a locked screen door inside his Haas Avenue home. He was found by his wife Mary, a 28 year old waitress, with four .38 caliber bullet wounds early Monday around 1 40 a m. No witnesses. Purse theft report follows.

Gardena Luis Felipe Ordonez Haas Ave Mary Burns

Monkey Loiters At Pacific Coast Highway Motel

A battered reddish brown monkey eludes capture while living rent free at a Long Beach motel grounds. It dodges animal control after a 50 foot eucalyptus encounter and collides with a car, injuring its shoulder as shelter workers plan another capture attempt. The piece ends with the Los Angeles schools board voting to pursue sole ownership of Channel 58.

Anaheim Road Pacific Coast Highway Mr. C’s Press-Telegram Ernest A. Allee Long Beach Los Angeles

Unloaded Revolver Kills Girl

A 16 year old Torrance girl, Bari L. Burns, was fatally shot with a .45 caliber pistol at a friend’s home. The weapon, owned by the boy’s father, fired while the girl was visiting, and she died at Harbor General Hospital. Two 15 year old boys were held for questioning. A camera worth 300 dollars was stolen from a car nearby.

Bari L. Burns W. 223Rd St Harbor General Hospital Torrance Ed Ahlstrom Ahlstrom

Striking Nurses Meet Tonight on Negotiations

Cedars of Leba non Hospital nurses in Los Angeles plan a Tuesday night meeting to update members on bargaining with hospital officials. Barbara Moyer, a spokesman, says talks have been intermittent and remain far apart on offers. hospital sources call reports of layoffs mistaken.

Cedars of Lebanon Los Angeles Barbara Moyer Cedars

Plumbers Meet to End Wage Dispute Under 3 Year Deal

Representatives of 400 major plumbing contractors and about 5000 union plumbers plan a 1 pm parley today at an undisclosed location to settle a wage hour dispute. The stand modified would set a 38 hour week next year and 36 hours in year three while wages rise from 5.79 to 8.30 dollars per hour. Milton H. Jeanney called the demands more reasonable but still too high.

Southland Plumbing, Heating and Piping Employers Council Milton H. Jeanney Employers Council

Montoya charged with murder in San Pedro shooting death

Fred Ruiz Montoya of San Pedro, previously charged with assault for the Feb. 8 shooting of machinist Robert Janer, has been re booked for murder after Janer died Thursday. Janer, 30, of 828 W. Santa Cruz St., was shot three times at his home and died at Harbor General Hospital.

Fred Ruiz Montoya San Pedro Montoya W. Sepulveda St Long Beach Superior Court Robert Janer Robert le Couvier W. Santa Cruz St Harbor General Hospital Harbor Division Samuel Eighth St

Trial Judge Herbert Walker Faces Health Crisis

Superior Court Judge Herbert Walker, who presided at Sirhan Sirhan's trial, was hospitalized with a heart attack at Queen of Angels Hospital in Los Angeles. A spokesman said his condition Monday was satisfactory, and the 70 year old jurist plans to retire August 1.

Superior Court Herbert Walker Sirhan Sirhan Queen of Angels Hospital Los Angeles Walker

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