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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1968

Page

12

Erasing Yellow Line on Wilming ton Overpass

A California State Highway Department crew removed the old yellow and black double line on the Wilming ton overpass. Ray Simunek, 43, of La Puente, sandblasted the line while dreaming of fishing and vacation. Foreman Vito Caterino of Alhambra explained the thick paint aged eight years and the work proceeds at about 100 feet per hour with plans for bright new lines later.

Pacific Coast Highway State Highway Department Wilmington Ray Simunek la Puente Oceanside Simonek Highway Department Vito Caterino Alhambra Iowa Douglas Welded

Digging Into Roman Fort Reveals Silent Water, Tombs

Archaeology notes outline a planned dig outside a Roman fort to study water supply and architecture including a nearby bridge and cistern. A proton magnetometer will map interior walls and probe rock ledges for tombs seen in Easter previews, with tomb types including Judean, standing-stone soldier, and Roman officer burials.

Larue Jesus

Services Set for Ex-Teacher Myra A Wild

Services will be held Wednesday at 9 30 a m in Mottell's Mortuary for Myra Ange line Wild a long time Horace Mann Elementary School teacher who died at 84. She taught in Missouri and Wyoming before moving to Long Beach in 1922 and retired in 1948. She later resided at Cooper Arms and then lived with her niece in Anaheim. Surviving are three nephews Andrew Jack and Lloyd Garrett.

Mottell’s Myra Angeline Wild Horace Mann Miss Wild Missouri Long Beach Wyoming Mann Cooper Arms Anaheim Geraldine Swank S. Wayside St Andrew, Jack Lloyd Garrett

NAA Official William Martin Dies After 60 Years

William Richard Martin longtime North American Aviation finance supervisor in Downey died Monday in a Long Beach hospital at age 60. A Des Moines native, he moved to Long Beach 25 years ago and umpired in Recreation Park for a decade. He leaves a wife Mildred a son John a daughter Juanita Peck and several siblings. Services set for Thursday at 12 30 p.m. at Mortell's Mortuary.

William Richard Martin North American Aviation Downey Long Beach Des Moines Martin Recreation Park John Juanita Peck Charles Tennessee Carl Minnesota Kay Mealey Winifred Vinson Marjorie Norton Frances

Hearings Planned on Undergrounding City Power Lines

The Bureau of Franchises urged the City Council to hold public hearings for a program to place electrical lines underground near city parks. Southern California Edison has allocated 400000 for this year to convert overhead lines, starting with El Dorado Park and Recreation Park areas and along Wardlow Road. Next year sufficient funds are expected to finish all park areas, with no private property owner required to spend to match underground distribution.

Bureau of Franchises Southern California Edison Co State Public Utilities Commission Con Louis Possner Bureau Edison el Dorado Park Seventh Street Park Santiago Avenue Recreation Park Wardlow Road Lakewood Boulevard Clark Avenue Possner Public

IPT Classified Act Helps Sell Car in One Day

Barbara Beam of 2528 Loomis Street Lakewood reports she sold her English Ford to the first caller on the first day her Independent Press Telegram ad ran. IPT Classifieds offer quick results. call HE 2-5959 or local numbers TOG-1721 ME 3-0764 JE 7-9120 for fast service.

Barbara Beam Loomis St. Lakewood Press-Telegram Bellflower Lakewood Garden Grove

Bellflower topless club loses Supreme Court appeal

The U S Supreme Court denied a hearing to Probero Inc owners of Bellflower Lakewood Club after the California Alcoholic Beverage Control Board suspended its beer license for 30 days. The case argues topless waitresses are not grounds for penalties and signals ongoing legal disputes over morality rulings.

Bellflower U.S. Supreme Court Lakewood S. Lakewood Blvd Probero, Inc California Alcoholic Beverage Control Board William O. Douglas Control Board California Probro Supreme Court California Supreme Court

Ambulance Permit Expanded for Island Area in Long Beach

Dilday Ambulance Service gains authority to operate one more unit in Long Beach, bringing city ambulances to four. The 80 to 90 percent of activity will stay within the city boundaries from 3936 Woodruff Ave. County island between Woodruff and Palo Verde lies north to Heartwell Park. Councilman Bond calls the move a strange request after earlier opposition to ambulance service upgrades in the city.

Dilday Long Beach Bureau Woodruff Palo Verde Avenue Conant Street Heartwell Park Bond Mortell

Library Starts Summer Hours for Long Beach and Bay Shore

Summer hours begin Saturday at the Long Beach Main Library and the Bay Shore branch and run through September 14. The main library closes at 5 30 p m on Saturdays. The Bay Shore branch closes Saturdays and opens Monday through Thursday noon to 9 p m and Friday 9 30 a m to 5 30 p m.

Long Beach Bay Shore

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