Mideast Danger Avoided
William Winter told the Institute of Lifetime Learning that major powers avoided a Near East crisis. He cited Egypt and allies recognizing Israel and urged a world police force under the United Nations to curb wars. He warned about Arab refugees as political leverage and criticized the U S for not aiding Nasser’s Aswan High Dam project.
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Russia
America
William Winter
Institute of Lifetime
United Nations
U.S
Israel
Egypt
Nasser
Aswan
Nile
C A Stone Final Rites Set Tuesday
Charles A Stone pioneer oil driller dies at 70 in Long Beach mourners prepare Tuesday services at Sunnyside Memorial Park. He helped build the tallest derrick on Signal Hill and was among early drillers of Discovery Well in Seal Beach. Survived by wife Lillie Ma son Al C Jerome a grandchild a sister. B W Coon Funeral Home to direct services at 2 p.m.
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Charles A. Stone
Stone
E. 29Th St
Placentia
Signal Hill
Obispo Avenues
Bryan & Stone Drilling Co
Seal Beach
Lillie Ma
al C
Jerome
Long Beach
Anna van Heemps
Newhall
W. Coon Funeral Home
Sunnyside Memorial Park
Long-Time Resident of L B Dies in Virginia
Carolyn H Whittlesey 58 widow of Long Beach police inspector Orville F Whittlesey died in Vienna Virginia after a long illness. She taught at Nette Waite Elementary in Norwalk after earning credentials at Long Beach State College and lived at 3672 Hackett St before moving to Virginia. Survivors include daughters Carolyn Weaver and Jeanne Harris and seven grandchildren. Service set for Saturday at Forest Lawn Memorial Gardens Cypress.
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National Bureau
Washington
Carolyn H. Whittlesey
Long Beach
Vienna
Whitlessey
Orville F. Whittlesey
Reptvice
Long Beach State College
Nette Waite
Norwalk
Hackett St
Carolyn Weaver
Jeanne Harris
San Diego
Forest Lawn Memorial Gardens
Cypress
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Mideast
Institute
E. Ocean Blvd
Winter
Times
Long Beach Boulevard
C. A. Stone
L.B
Zenith
Montel
Spiece Group
Kelvinator
Decorator
Furnitur
Ste
E. Anaheim Sr
Wilmington
Avalon
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