Hope Fire At Santa Ana Mountains Fails To Burn Large Area
Seven hundred Marines and Navy personnel battled a Santa Ana Mountains brush fire sparked by a disabled El Toro Crusader jet. By Friday evening over 400 acres darkened Nickels and San Mateo Canyon areas as two Navy patrol planes and two Marine helicopters guided 500 Marines and 200 sailors on scene. First Lt. Harry Black, who ejected from the jet Thursday afternoon, was rescued within an hour from San Juan Capistrano to Elsinore. A Marine rescue helicopter crashed but crew were unharmed.
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Santa Ana Mountains
el Toro Marine Base
Nickles
San Mateo Canyon
NAVY
U. S. Forest Service
Harry Black
Olive St
Orange
San Juan Capistrano
Elsinore
County Courthouse Contract Decision Up For Tuesday
Los Angeles County Supervisors plan to award a 5 459 000 contract for the Long Beach branch courthouse. County Engineer John A Lambie backs Robert E Melee Construction Co whose bid led five offers. The project costs 33 199 over the original 5 128 501 estimate. Officers arrested George Singleton 42 Compton after he confessed to theft at a pawn shop locale. Detective William Parnott helped bring Singleton to justice and Coleman was cleared by the judge on the theft charge and released.
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Los Angeles
Henry Coleman Jr
Ralph K. Pierson
Coleman
Locust Ave
Colemman
Long Beach Branch
John A. Lambie
Robert E. Melee Construction Co
George Singleton
Taper Ave
Compton
Berry & Berry Inc
American Ave
Singleton
Davison
William Parnott
Jet Age Aircraft Exhibit At Douglas Plant
A jet age display at the Douglas Aircraft Co. plant showcased planes to 500 Institute of Aeronautical Sciences delegates from a Los Angeles meeting. The tour included Douglas C133 Cargomaster turboprop, Convair YC131 turboprop, Lockheed Jet Star, Bristol Britannia turboprop, Lockheed Constellation turboprop, British Viscount turboprop, Lockheed Electra turboprop, Boeing 707, and DC8 jets. The DCS presented the first model of a new jet transport, maiden flight from Long Beach, returned Thursday.
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Douglas Aircraft Co
Institute of Aeronautical Sciences
Los Angeles
Douglas
Convair
Lockheed
Bristol Britannica
National
Institute
DCS
Long Beach Municipal Airport
On Stage and Exhibits in Long Beach Tonight
Gigi with Vanessa Brown lights up Magnolia Theater at 2400 Magnolia Ave curtain 8 30 pm. White Sheep of the Family plays at Community Playhouse 5021 E Anaheim St curtain 8 30 pm. Southern California PGA golf tournament at Recreation Park. 10th annual Ceramics Show 1 3 pm grand ballroom Lafayette Hotel.
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Gigi
Vanessa, Brown
Magnolia Theater
Magnolia Ave
Community Playhouse
Anaheim St
Sforts
Southern California
Recreation Park
City Council stalls on revenue while approving some bids
In seven hour sessions the council failed to agree on new revenue sources to raise one million dollars for the budget. The committee added ten thousand to one and a half million for industrial promotion and advertising and two thousand to ten thousand for the Long Beach Safety Council. The Miss Universe Pageant received forty thousand despite an appeal to raise to fifty thousand. The Convention and Visitors Bureau also got forty thousand after a failed bid to raise to forty four thousand. Proposals for the Los Angeles Philharmonics and Long Beach Mounted Police faced deadlocks. A five hundred dollar youth band grant was rejected but could be reconsidered. Earlier, debate over one man patrol cars and extending city health services to private schools continued without a decision.
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Paul B. Wilcox
Associated Property Owners
Mgr
Sam E. Vickers
Long Beach Safety Council
Vickers
Joseph F. Bishop
Convention and Visitors Bureau
Los Angeles Philharmonics
Long Beach Mounted Police
City Councilotas Passes No Decision on Raises
Friday requests for salary increases surfaced in Long Beach with bids ranging up to 1.6 million annually. Long Beach City Employes Local 112 proposed a 35 dollar monthly raise for all staff plus a city funded health and welfare plan and concessions. Fire Fighters’ Assn sought about 15 percent more, aiming at 594 dollars monthly for veterans, citing 0.67 hours weekly duties and lack of compensatory overtime pay.
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George Weeks
Long Beach City
E. Hugh. S. MacColl
Long Beach
Assn
Department I
Association
Tullio Rizzo
Faculty Dismissal Dispute Renewed in San Francisco
Long Beach State College instructors renew their dispute over the dismissal of two professors before the State Board of Education in San Francisco. ACSCI members argue a breakdown in faculty relations and seek candid justification for the terminations of Frank Black and Dr Clyde Martin.
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Paul M. Marcus
San Francisco
Long Beach State College
State Board of Assn
Assn
Education Department
iAssociation of
California ‘State College
Frank ‘Black
Clyde
Martin
ACSCE
P. Victor Peterson
ACSCI
Sacramento
State Board
Fresno
Inpri
Burton Vasche
State Department of Education
State College Division
Vasche
Diver Returns From 65 Foot Dive With Bends At Sea
Navy divers end a 30 hour decompression for William Gentner 28 of Costa Mesa after surfacing from a 65 foot dive off San Clemente Island. Coast Guard helicopter evacuated him to Long Beach Naval Shipyard where he is slowly returned to sea level to counter nitrogen bends. Dr C H Wilson oversees the chamber procedure as heat wave conditions ease on the coast and coastal temperatures rise into the mid eighties.
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San Clemente Island
William Gentner
Myer
St. Costa Mesas
Long Beach Naval Shipyard
Gentner
San Clementes Island
Coast Guard
C. H. Wilson
Gentzer
Angel
Long Beach
U.S. Weather Bureau
Man Guilty in Death of Wite Man Kerr
Kerr, 52, of Bellflower, found guilty by a jury of manslaughter in the death of his common law wife Gladys Margaret Mcallister Kerr, 45, on May 2. He sought probation. conviction could bring 1 to 10 years. Deputy D A John Marin prosecuted, arguing Kerr struck her on return from a fishing trip causing a fatal head injury. Trial began Tuesday, verdict after 1.5 hours of deliberation.
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Doe Haskell Kerr
Rosecrans
Bellflower
Gladys
Margaret Mcallister’ Kerr
Kerr
Burton Marks
Los Angeles
John Marin
Kerron
Brush Fire Rages in La Habra Heights
A brush fire in La Habra Heights burned over 50 acres Friday afternoon destroying 351 avocado trees. Firefighters and sheriff deputies contained the blaze, causing about 1400 dollars in damage to the grove. The cause is undetermined and the area was closed to smokers due to high fire danger.
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la Habra Heights
Philippine Sea To Return To Long Beach Tuesday
The antisubmarine aircraft carrier USS Philippine Sea is set to arrive at Long Beach at 3 30 pm Tuesday after a six month Far East deployment with the Sixth Fleet. It will off load air groups at North Island San Diego at 6 am Tuesday before heading to Long Beach. relieved last week by USS Princeton.
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Philippine
Sea
Long Beach
Tth
Far East
Miss Welcome to Long Beach on Sunday's cover
Southland Magazine presents Miss Welcome to Long Beach on the cover of Sunday's Independent, Press-Telegram with a feature on past Miss Welcomes who served as Miss Universe greeters. The issue includes a four part series The American Male 1959 in Women’s Section and sports coverage of the $162,000 Gold Cup at Hollywood Park. Mrs Stan Musial is also profiled in Parade Magazine.
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Independent
Press-Telegram
Southland
Coe
Hollywood Park
Parade Magazine
Stan Musial
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