Crash Victim's Dad Seeks Tough Drunk Driving Laws
Vancouver lumberman Robert Malkin tours California with his son Kit and companion John Barth killed in Palo Alto by a drunken driver at a red light. He pushes mandatory blood tests and license control to deter drink driving, urging petitions for Gov Brown ahead of a July Sacramento meeting.
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Vancouver
Robert Malkin
Long Beach
Palo Alto
Christopher
Kit) Malkin
John Barth
Stanford University
Malkin
California
San Mateo County
Brown
Fourth Street
Pine Avenue
Gov. Brown
Sacramento
Ruth St Denis Attacks TV As Roman Circus
Ruth St Denis 55 denounces television as corrupting to youth, likening it to a Roman circus. Speaking in Long Beach at Valerie Silver Theater Arts Foundation dinner, she urges sane cultured entertainment while presenting her signature yellow dances and lecturing on the arts.
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Mark Clutter
Ruth St. Denis
Miss St. Denis
Long Beach
Valerie Silver Theater
Ars Foundation
Petroleum Club
Stelevision
Hollywood
Bessie Lasky
Jesse Lasky
Sherwood Case
Orraine Trust Day
Frederick Sykes
Carl Herlzog
Charles Pressey
Floyd Casaday
Slayer-Dentist Sued by Victim's Children
Long Beach dentist Dr. Paul Christensen, acquitted of murder, is sued for 750000 by the two children of Robert Hugo Bonsey whom Christensen says he killed in self defense. The wrongful death suit, filed in Los Angeles by attorney Mitchell Levy, contends Christensen intentionally or negligently caused Bonsey’s death after a confrontation at Christensen’s home. Bonsey, 31, was shot by the pool by 4626 Greenmeadow Road on August 10. he died 13 days later. The case, brought in the name of Bonsey’s sister and estate, names Rickie and Heather Bonsey as plaintiffs.
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Long Beach
Paul Christensen
Los Angeles
Mitchell Levy
Magana, Olney, Levy,Cathcart and Gelfand
Robert Hugo Borsey
Bonsey
Christensen
Greenmesden Road
Dr. Christensen
Abner’s Loses Beer License for 15 Days
The State Alcoholic Beverage Control board orders a 15 day suspension of Lvl Abner’s beer license for selling beer to a minor. Former owner Tony Albanese, 25, fined $165 by Municipal Court Judge Charles Smith for providing dancing entertainment without a cabaret license. New owner Charles Chapman defends current management. PTA urges city council to ban beer parlors in residential areas and require parking for large beer establishments. Planning officials note existing ordinances bar bars in residential zones, but exemptions exist near commercial areas.
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Abner
State Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
Tony Albanese
Charles TF. Smith
Charles
Lucky” Chapman
Lakewood Blvd
Mark Twain Pta
Lakewood Village
Charlotte _Reynolds
PTA
Cit
Ordnantes
On Stage Events in Long Beach Tonight
Today in LB lists ASL for Bary at Community Phyhowse on Ana Heim St at 8:30, Under the Yom Yur Tree at Magnolia Theater on Magsolia Ave, Candida at Theater Upstairs on Locust at 6:30, All Navy Relief Ball at Municipal Auditorium at 8, Concert by Municipal Bard at 2, Pet Show at Busby Park by ADCity Recreation Department at 10.
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Bary
Phyhowse
Anaheim St
Magnolia Theater
Magsolia Ave
Morgan Hs
Navy
Municipal
Municipal Bard
Municipal Auditorium
Long Beach Recreation Deparent
Busby Park
Ari-Noot
Death Kiss Killer Wins Trial Delay
Carl Alfred Quicke a 20 year old convicted killer known as the kissing cowboy gained a second continuance of his retrial on the death sentence in Santa Ana Superior Court. Judge Robert Gardner extended the delay to June 19 as Quicke seeks private counsel. The case dates to the 1962 slaying of Sussa Nash near Silverado Canyon while the jury faces penalties and durations rules.
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Carl Alfred Quicke
Santa Ana Superior Court
Quicke
Sam Quentin
Dodge
Robert Gardner
Lompoc
Fudge
State Supreme Court
Sussa Nash
Silverado Canyon
Fullerton Junior College
World Wars Order Open State Meet in California
The Military Order of World Wars opens its California convention at Edgewater Inn with a cocktail party and dinner. Lt. Hans von Leder of UCLA Medical Center will discuss Gen MacArthur, followed by banquet speaker Col. Henry G. Simmonite of Miami. New state officers will be installed as about 150 delegates from 38 California chapters attend a weekend program including ladies’ events.
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California
Edgewater Inn
Hans von Leder
University of California Medical Center
Los Angeles
MacArthur
Henry G. Simmonite
Miami
Fla
Four-year-old drowns in Santa Ana home pool
Tracey Joe Keller, a four year old from 2126 Arden Way, Santa Ana, drowned Friday in a pool at Mrs. Bonnie J. Britsch’s home 1614 S Holiday Ave Anta Ana. Mrs. Shirley Ann Keller said they were visiting when the child disappeared and was found at the bottom of the pool. She was pronounced dead on arrival at Santa Ana Cox County Hospital at 4 50 p m.
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Santa Ana
Tracey Joe Keller
Arden Way
Bonnie J. Britsch
S. Holiday Ave
Anta Ana
Shirley Ann Keller
Tracey Joe
Britsch
Cox County Hospital
Stupendous Pet Show at Bixby Park Draws Hundreds
Kids display 300 to 500 pets from mice to horses in an annual Recreation Department event at Bixby Park from 10 am to noon. The show features dogs cats birds and monkeys with poems and pictures about pets. No elephants have entered yet.
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Colossal
Moppet
Susan Parbst
Recreation Department
Bixby Park
Terri Donaghey
Pacific Church taps Long Beach official for Hawaii system
Dr. Owen J. Cook 49 longtime Long Beach school official resigns from the district to head the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints Pacific school system. He will relocate to Hawaii to lead four high schools four primary schools and a teacher training college serving Samoa Tahiti and New Zealand. Cook a Utah native and PhD holder from California will be replaced by board action expected Monday. He has led the districts $40 million a year operation and served in roles from teacher to business official with ties to the California Association of School Business Officials and local civic groups.
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Owen J. Cook
Long Beach
Cook
Long Beach Unified
South Pacific
Church of Jesus Christ of the Latterday Saints
Church Cobeee
Hawaii
Board of Education
Samoa
Tahiti
New Zealand
Office of Education
Mt Diablo
California Association of School Business Officials
YMCA
United Way
Ellen
Long Beach City College Names Man of the Year at Awards
Vito Romans, manager of Downtown Longeach Associates, was named Man of the Year at LBCCs first annual awards assembly held at Walter H. Boyd High School Auditorium. Dr. Wiley D. Garner presented the honor as more than 60 other awards were handed out to students and staff.
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Vito Romans
Longeach Associates
Long Beach City College
Walter H. Boyd
Wiley D. Garner
Lbccs
George Calderwood
Uptown
Long Beach
Journeyman Award Presentation Slated
The Long Reach and Harbor Area Joint Executive Apprenticeship Committee will present 91 certificates at the 27th annual completion ceremonies in Lafayette Hotel at 7 tonight. The event honors outstanding apprentices from each craft and lists totals for completed apprenticeships across barbering to plumbing, with 675 in training in the area.
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Long Reach and
Harbor Area
Lafayette Hotel
Fred B. Dunn
Oil Island Plan Opens Protests Near Seal Beach
The Army Corps invites written protests and comments on a proposed 160 foot derrick island off Seal Beach by Standard Oil California. Public input ends June 19. Lt. Col. A R Marshall says drawings are at 751 S. Figueroa St, Los Angeles, focusing on navigation impact.
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Seal Beach
Amy Corps of Engineers
A. R. Marshall
Standard Oi Co
California
Marshall
Corps
S. Figuerez St
Los Angeles
University of Washington Professor Joins UC Irvine Faculty
Tevine Faculty Dr. A. J. Melden, philosophy professor at the University of Washington, will join the University of California Irvine faculty in September in a comparable position.
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Tevine
A. J. Melden
University of Washington
University of California, Ire
Heroin Death Pair Plead Innocent in May 5 Case
Walter Bayard and Vernon Langston charged with murder in the May 5 heroin death of Dolores Jean Hood pleaded innocent Friday. Their joint trial is scheduled for July 9. Hood, 33, lived at 1273 East 29th Street and is believed to have injected heroin herself in Bayard’s apartment at 856 Southeast Esther Street. Langston, 3E, is believed to have accompanied Mrs Hood to the apartment. Bayard is 25 and both are held with bond.
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Walter Bayard
Vernon Langston
Dolores Jean Hood
Mrs. Hood
Hersellf
Bayand
Esther St. Langston
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