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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1962

Page

13

Aerospace Walkout Looming

Rumors say Kennedy may appeal to unions to refrain from a walkout under Taft Hartley emergency provisions. North American Aviation plans require employees to report to their assigned shifts. access remains by standard badge. Company offered a three year pact to unions, rejected for lacking union shop and unemployment provisions.

Kennedy Washington North American J. H. Kindelberger J. L. Atwood Douglas San Diego Ryan Aiscraft

Terry Hearing Skips Friday in Superior Court

The penalty hearing for Doyle A. Terry, convicted killer of Patrolman Vernon J. Daings two years ago, was continued to Monday in Superior Court Beach Vasey’s court. Terry’s case, which he is handling himself, was skipped over Friday due to Vasey hearing other civil cases.

Terry Doyle A Terry Vernon J. Daings Superior Court Beach Vasey Jude Vasey Etvil

Stock theft scheme nets millions of dollars in stolen shares

Court records detail a sprawling theft of stock from Bache vaults totaling 1.37 million dollars followed days later by another 122000 dollars in stock from Carl H. Loeb, Rhoades & Co. Several suspects including Alan L. Fisher Michael Gos Lavas Michiel Lekacos John Lombardozzi and Joseph G. Marticeli are named. Tallman allegedly diverted over 1 million dollars worth of securities into a manila envelope and concealed them under his shirt before bartered with accomplices.

Bache Rhheft Carl H. Loeb Rhoades & Co Rache Wall Street Hogan Alan L. Fisher New Yorker Denver Colo Michael Gos Lavas Miami Beach Michiel Lekacos Brooklyn Newark John Lombardozzi Joseph G. Marticeli Jersey City FBI Tallman

Grunion Run Due Sunday Prompts Night Fishing Rules

A grunion run is forecast from 12:30 to 2:30 am. Fishing restrictions require permits for anyone over 16 and limit capture to bare hands for the small silver fish. In Moscow, Khrushchev inspected a missile carrying submarine at an Arctic base, Tass reported, with no missile details released.

Moscow Pro Khrushchev Arctic Tass

Congress speeds action on appropriation measure

The Senate approved a 53 billion Labor and Welfare bill and a 36.5 billion State Commerce Justice bill while the Agriculture measure moved to House action. A conference to resolve House Senate differences began after a brief deadlock with a catchall supplemental appropriation to fund 23 agencies for the year ending June 30. Rep Albert Thomas became the first House member to preside over an appropriations conference and coin flips decided the chairmanship in a rare procedural moment.

Walington Senate Labor and Welfare Departments House State Commerce and Justice Departments Information Agency Agriculture Nce National Institutes of Health Bethesda Senate House Confertes Albert Thomas D-Tex Thomas Sean Spessard Nolland Fla Ste Holland

Senate Rejects Bans on School Hospital Aid

The Senate considered a point of order on aid bans to schools and hospitals. Javits warned that segregated hospital aid violates the 1954 desegregation ruling, noting $562 million has been allotted under Hill-Barton for hospital construction and urging compliance with Supreme Court standards.

Senate Mansfield Justice Department Supreme, ‘Court Thosmas IL Ke ‘Hel, Rabi GOP Bush Javits Supreme Court Crue South

Suspect Cleared but Rebooked in Torrance Kidnap Case

Police questioned Combs about the Brown and Tompkins girls after a spate of disappearances. Detectives found independent witnesses placing him at a party near his hotel the night Karen Tompkins vanished, but he failed a lie detector test. Combs admitted molesting three children and knew Dorothy Brown, whose body was found July 4. His son Fred and mother Annie worked with him near Torrance.

Torrance Combs Brown Girl Karen Butts Brown Tompkins Percy Bennett Fred Dorothy Broun Corona del Mar Karen Tompkins Sunnyvale Torhen Bennett Dorothy Brown Annie Fred Combs

City council votes $31 million budget amid debate

City lawmakers approve a $31 million spending plan after hearings and committee referrals. Several members push for changes on night-shift pay and fringe benefits, but funds remain tight with only 56 500 available without a tax increase. Absentees included Emmett Sullivan and Robert F. Crow.

Mansell Emmet Sullivan Robert F. Crow Sulivan

Town-Lot Oil Meeting Scheduled

Property Owners Oil Development Association will meet Wednesday at 7 30 pm at Pacific Coast Club 830 Ocean Blvd to inform local landowners in the town lot area of Long Beach about offshore oil development plans. The meeting aims to brief owners who have not leased to oil companies on next steps and rights.

Probe Equipped to Study Venus Through Clouds

The probe carries six devices to peer through Venus cloud cover and measure surface temperature and atmospheric water vapor. Results aim to determine if Venus could support life as we know it on Earth and mark a major step in planetary science.

Venus Earth

Chile Peru Break Diplomatic Relations Amid Crisis

Santiago reports Chile suspends diplomatic relations with Peru's military government Friday night amid escalating regional tensions and calls for stability in South America.

Chile Peru Santiago

Bandits Linked to Earlier Job

Desperados assaulted two warehouse workers and forced night manager Arthur M. Stein to open the office safe. The gang fled through a rear door after a brief police surprise. Gwen locked the front door delaying pursuit. officers Dan Stowe and John Smith fired fatal shots at Ward. The survivors wrecked a car at 2623 E. 15th St. and were soon captured.

Arthur M. Stein Gwen Dan Stowe John Smith Ward Je. 15Th St

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