Belmont Shore to host first International Festival weeklong
Belmont Shore unveils the first International Festival Aug 36 with Japanese, Portuguese, avian folk, German marching band, Western fast draw, Swedish acts. The four day event ties to Long Beach theme and features nightly performances, banners, costumes, and a premiere Carry On Nurse showing with international guests and beauty contestants.
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Building Permits and Local Festival Prompts Open Contest
A list of building permits shows expenditures totaling 95 701 210 with various contractors and architects named. Separately a four day Belmont Shore festival opens Aug 6 with free entry blanks, international craft displays, and exhibits from Swedish Portuguese Jewish and Japanese goods along East Second St. Chuck Davis chairs the festival.
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Assault Sentencing August 15
Television repairman James Wardrop Jr, 26, of 1847 Caspian Ave, will be sentenced Aug. 15 for assaulting two women with a deadly weapon in their home. Wardrop pleaded guilty Monday before Superior Judge Maurice C. Spaling to two counts of assault with a deadly weapon. He was arrested April 22 after attacking Mrs. Cinda J. Truick, 80, and her daughter Rita Austin, 17, at 1827 W Columbia St.
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Algerian rebel envoy named to Red China post
Richard Joseph Schombert, 44, was sentenced Monday to five months in county jail as part of a three year probation after pleading guilty to assault by force. He beat his wife Velma T. Schomber, 32, in their home at 744 Vermont Ave during an argument over another man, leaving a fractured cheekbone.
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New Weapon Against Cancer Tested At Tulane
A novel perfusion technique tested at Tulane injects a targeted cancer area with nitrogen mustard. The article notes 112 cases with about half showing arrest of progression. An August digest price is listed at 29 cents, with a regular price of 3.54 dollars.
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Israel seeks aid in Eichmann case in trial support
Tel Aviv officials request policy cooperation from the Soviet Union and several East European countries to issue visas for investigators and drag the international effort to prosecute Adolf Eichmann. The effort aims to secure documents and access for the trial.
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