Water Taxi and Scow Tow Aboard Orsova
A Long Beach harbor incident shows water taxi and garbage scow towboats aiding the 29 000 ton liner Orsova due to a tugboat strike crippling harbor operations. The ship carried 759 passengers offloaded 143 and boarded 130 at Pier C Berth 2 12. Australian dancer Sandra Aiken left the ship en route to New York after being invited by Vida Brown of the New York City Ballet.
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Onent and
Pacific Lines
Long Beach Harbor
Australia
South Pacific
Honolulu
Vancouver
S22
Francisco
Pier C
Sandra Aiken
New York
Vida Brown
New York City Ballet
Sandra
Aberdeen
Scotland
Sydney
Peth
Spiritualist trance sermon ends with silent collection
An aging woman in a blue dress delivered a trance sermon in Australia as Rev. James J. Parrish urged the audience not to photograph due to potential spiritual disruption. The lights dimmed, the trance faded, and the reverend spoke of love and Christian unity before a so called silent collection was proposed to avoid distracting jingling coins.
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International General Assembly of Spiritualists
Mary C Pirtle
Long Beach
Rae
Australia
Papant
James J. Parrish
Paoli
Jos
Jim Parwish
Ferling
Camp Hi Hill Campers Learn and Local Observations
A report from Camp Hi-Hill sixth grade discusses what Jady Campbell learned about rocks soil and ecosystems, while a Rossmoor painter stands seven feet two inches aiding high eaves. A self service pump scam is described by a Tellaw employee who quit, and readers share disliked TV ads and a nameless naysayer who once said something could not be done.
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Camp Hi-Hill
Jady Campbell
Robert Camobell
Rosimoor
Jordan
Rossmoor
UN Quiet Lauded by Bunche at Lafayette Hotel
Dr. Ralph Bunche United Nations under secretary praised the UN for giving the longest period of quiet in current history. He spoke before 300 at a United Nations banquet commending decisive action in the Middle East and urged thoughtful use of science toward peaceful progress with a possible nuclear test ban.
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Ralph Bunche
United Nations
Friddayright
Lafayette Hotel
Bunche
East
Geneva
Berlin
Golden Tour Speaker to Address Senior Citizens Group
Mrs. Marjorie Borcharde, president of the Los Angeles Association for Senior Citizens, will be guest speaker at a public meeting of the Golden Tours. The event is set for 2 30 p.m. Monday at 330 East Ocean Boulevard.
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Golden Tour
Marjorie Borcharde
The
Los Angeles Assn
Golden Tours
Ocean Blvd
Burglary at Downey Valve Office Steals Equipment
A burglar broke a window at Downey Valve Company 12385 E Artesia St Friday and stole office equipment valued at 575 dollars, according to police.
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Downey Valve Company
Artesia St
Burglar Steals Hamburgers and Radio from Thiel's Coffee Bar
A burglar smashed a glass door at Thiel's Coffee Bar on Long Beach Boulevard and stole 10 pounds of hamburger patties and a $300 transistor radio, police report. Investigating officers seek leads on the suspect.
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Thiel
Long Beach Bivd
Two More Universe Contestants Selected
Two contestants were chosen for the Miss Universe pageant. Jayne Burghardt, 22, Miss Connecticut, measured 37-24-36 and weighed 122 pounds, while Akiko Kojuma, 22, a Japanese fashion model, weighed 132 pounds and measured 38-23-15-38.
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Universe
Jayne Burghardt
Connecticut
Japan
Akiko Kojuma
Rate Policies Rapped by Railroad Official
A national railroad official told 230 shippers at the Lafayette Hotel Long Beach that railroads need more freedom to price transportation services downward and to offer diversified services. Walter J Little of the Association of American Railroads warned that restrictive government policies threaten growth in trailer on flatcar and piggyback service and constrain railroad pricing and service options.
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Long Beach
Walter J. Linle
Washington
Association of American Railroads
Pacific Coast Shippers Advisory Board
Lafayette Hotel
Little
California
Nevada
New Mexico
Arizona
Mies
Former Members of Lexington to Hold Reunion
The sixth annual reunion of former crew members from the old USS Lexington will be held Saturday June 27 at the Mission Valley Country Club in San Diego. Information available from Happy Bieke Lemon Grove Ted Lat Garden Grove observer contacts.
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Mission Valley Country Ciub
San Diego
Happy Bieke
McKnight
Lemon Grove
Ted Lat
Washington St . Beach
Fil
Hazel Ave
Garden Grove
Ex-convicts urged to build good citizenship through jobs
Angel D McEachen newly named chief of the U S Probation Office says a job-finding program is key to rehabilitation. He toured Long Beach probation offices and plans include extending employment help while noting most probationers and many parolees earn good citizen ratings. He also supports outside development programs and group sessions for narcotics users, stressing self-motivation as essential.
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Angel D. McEachen
Southern District
U. S
McEachen
Long Beach
U. S. District’ Court Probation Office
Wtimes
MecEachern
Jfew
Woman Injured in Car Crash Near Atlantic and 7th
Thelma M. Grater, 46, of Los Angeles, suffered a head wound when her station wagon collided with a panel truck at a blind intersection east of Atlantic Ave and south of 7th St. She was treated at Seaside Hospital. The other driver, William J. Maxwell, 26, of 4956 Pacific Ave, was uninjured.
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Thelma M. Grater
Los Angeles
Atlantic Ave
7Th St
Seaside Hospital
William J. Maxwell
Palacific Ave
Magic Isle Chartered by Avalon for Catalina service
Avalon on Friday chartered the 230 passenger vessel Magic Isle on a bare boat basis to run year round between Long Beach and Catalina Island through the Avalon Navigation Co. The ship had been idle due to a strike by Inland Boatsmen's Union Marine Engineers Beneficial Association and Masters Mates and Pilots Union. The city notified unions by registered letter of the charter and may seek civil service crew if an agreement is reached. Union strike committee chairman J M Hoban said picketing would continue until demands are met.
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Avalon
Magic Isle
Long Beach
Catalina Island
Avalon Navigation Co
Inland Boatsmen's Union
Marine Engineers Beneficial Assa
Masters, Mates and Pilots Union
Catalina
Pierpoint Landing
Roy Taylor
Asa
Jon
Mazic Isle
Bel
J. M. Hoban
Stern Rules Set Up in Union Vote
Reform candidates in Long Beach Local 710 of the Carpenters Union announce extraordinary poll watching tactics for today’s election. Incumbents Belknap Turner and Gonzalez face a special board after a fourth reform nominee was struck and barred for job clearance issues. Officials warn of possible expulsion if found guilty or if victorious, while reformers push term limits of two per officer. about 500 of 1,700 members expected to vote from 9 a.m. to noon.
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Reform
Long Beach
The
Carpenters Union
Good Union Committee
Belknap
J. H Turner
Ray A. Gonzalez
William T. Charles
Offi
Cials
Theft of clothing from Nebraska tourist car at motel
A Nebraska tourist, John Volz, reported $608 worth of clothing stolen from his car after a burglary at the motel rear on 4217 Ocean Blvd. Police said the incident occurred Friday.
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John Volz
Nebraska
Ocean Blvd
Six Long Beach High Schools Set Sunday Baccalaureates
Baccalaureate services will be held Sunday for nearly 3,000 seniors from six Long Beach high schools. Poly High hosts at 4 pm with Dr. Robert G. Gordon of USC delivering the address. other schools hold services in their own auditoria with various pastors and rabbis giving invocations. Commencement for the six schools follows the next Thursday.
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Robert G. Gordon
University of Southern California
Poly High
Kumba Poty
Reuben L. Anderson
Avalon High School
Arthur SV. Felkley i
J. Wehrhoefer
Jordan High
Dan D
Lakewood
Harold Banks
Millikan High
Sigma Kappa Pi iMeeting Continues at Lafayette Hotel
The sixteenth national bicentennial conversion of Sigma Kappa Pi sorority continues today and Sunday at the Lafayette Hotel. Today's events include a gala Luau at 8 pm. Installations of national officers will be held.
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Sigma Kappa Pi Sorority
Lafayette Hotel
At & Pm
Regional Desk and Derrick Club Meeting Today
The regional meeting of the Association of Desk and Derrick Clubs of North America will be held today at the Lafayette Hotel with Sune jeay scheduled to speak.
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The
Association of Desk and Derrick Clubs of North Americal
Sune Jeay
Lafayette Hotel
Parade salutes policeman who crippled the Mafia
Parade Magazine features a salute to a county cop credited with crippling the Mafia in a Sunday Independent Press Telegram feature. It also highlights Montgomerys from Hollywood and a Southland Magazine Flag Day story about twelve banners unfurled over California.
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Parade Magazine
Sunday Independent Press-Telegram
Southland Magazine
Cathe Forniz
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