Former Harbor Ride Drops Slander Suit Against Ridings
M Dudley Hughes formerly of the Long Beach Harbor Department said he was dropping his $1.1 million slander suits against Commissioner Bud Ridings after Ridings issued an unconditional retraction. Hughes, 59, was dismissed in 1964 amid accusations over a board purchase matter and had appealed three actions while continuing to work as a petroleum consultant. Ridings apologized in writing, praising Hughes as a skilled engineer and expressing regret over the dismissal, hoping it aids Hughes in his future endeavors.
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M. Dudley Hughes
Harbor Department
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Long Beach Harbor
The
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Ridings
Board of Commissioners
Long Beach
Department
Harry E. Ridings
Board of Harbor Commissioners
City of
Long Peach
Dudley Hughes
Bud' Hughes
Montoya brothers moved to Los Angeles custody in U S marshal deal
Harold Montoya thirty and Alfred Montoya thirty three along with Florencio Mallong thirty three and Victor Bono twenty eight are charged with the execution slayings of two U S border guards last June seventeenth in a Riverside County remote cabin. U S Marshal George L. O'Brien said Tucson Marshals who arraigned the women July eighteenth brought the suspects to Los Angeles early Thursday and the office is holding them pending further court action.
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Montoya Brothers
U.S
Los Angeles
George L. O'Brien
Tucson
Ariz
O'Brien
Harold Montoya
Alfred
Florencio Mallong
Victor Bono
Riverside County
Beach Los Fracas Jails
Eight persons were jailed by Long Beach police after a near 100strong crowd at Magnolia Avenue beach parking lot refused to disperse following a late night fight between a 21yearold woman and a 25yearold girl. Those jailed face rioting and failing to disperse charges. two juveniles were booked for inciting a riot and disturbing the peace.
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Long Beach
Magnolia Avene Beach
Jacqueline Stephens
N. Grape Ave
Compton
Albert L. Mascorr
el Monte
Long Beach Teacher Killed in Stairway Fall
Miss Myrtle O Poultney 60 a Long Beach educator died after a 12 foot fall from her apartment stairway near her kitchen window authorities said she died five hours later at Community Hospital She had taught in the Long Beach Unified School District for 28 years and previously worked at Poly High and Jordan High while also serving in the Waves during World War II.
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Holton and Sons
Long Beach
Indiana
Myrtle O. Poultney
E. Ocean Blvd
Poulney
Long Beach Unified
Community Hospital
Poultney
University of California At Berkeley
Hawaii
Battle Creeks
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Waves
Navy
Poly
Jordan High
Long Beach Lawyer Pleads to Grand Theft
Long Beach attorney John L. Kaesman aged 36 pleaded no contest to one count of grand theft of client funds. Judge Lifley referred the case to Superior Court. sentencing set for Sept 1. A second count of theft involving another client’s $400 was dismissed.
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Long Beach
John L. Kaesman
J. Merrill Lifley
Superior Court
Donald Dunbar
Kaesman
Folklore program hosts high school studies at CSCLB
The Literature Department at California State College Long Beach presents a folklore studies program for area high schools. The session runs at 8 30 am in LH 150 CSLB and features demonstrations and discussions of regional folklore topics.
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California State College
Long Beach
Serenade Opening Concert in Recreation Park Tonight
The Star Light Serenades open at 8 p.m. featuring Ferde Grofe in a program with Virko Baley as lead soloist. Baley will perform Grofe’s arrangement of Gershwin’s Rhapsody in Blue, plus Mardi Gras from Mississippi Suite and selections from Grand Canyon Suite. Bus service No. 11, 9, and 8 offer rides with regular fares.
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Ferde Grofe
Recreation Park
Grofe
Paul Whiteman
Virko Baley
Grand Canyon
Bids Called on Artesian Riverside Freeway Project
The state issued bids Monday for a two mile Artesian Riverside Freeway segment from Artesia Boulevard in Cerritos to Valley View Street in Buena Park. The $6.2 million project includes interchanges at 183rd Street Carmenita Road and Orangethorp Avenue, an undercrossing at Walker Street and an overcrossing at Carmenita Road with a Coyote Creek Bridge.
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Sacramento
Artesia Boulevard
Cerritos
Valley View Street
Buena Park
Long Beach
State Highways Division
183Rd Street
Carmenita Road
Orangethorp Avenue
Walker Street
Coyote Creek Bridge
Floating a Loan Here Is a Link or Swim Thing
The narrator details a tense loan interview at a finance firm where no basic identification or bank details are asked. A young assistant manager questions credit references, discovers no charge accounts, and learns that two oil company cards do not help unless payments are overdue or lawsuits exist. The scene underscores the precariousness of cash and credit in modern society.
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Pewney's
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