Hope for Shipyard Subside Aid In L A C column
The Navy Shipyard on Terminal Island eyed $6 million for subsidence work but only $500,000 usable until Navy Secretary approves. Oil companies vow voluntary action. if progress stalls a suit may delay water flooding and unitization. Six month timeline tests all parties. shipyard employment and local economy hinge on success.
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Navy
Terminal Island
House
Armed Services Committee
Secretary of the Navy
Harbor Commission
Harbor Department
L.A.C
Moans and Groans Chained to Bedpost
An unidentified passerby saw Antonio Ramirez in East Los Angeles bound to a bedpost by chains in his bedroom. Deputies freed the 48 year old man with a hack saw after his wife reportedly left for work and forgot to remove the restraints.
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Antonio Ramirez
Los Angeles
Antonio
Sheriff's Deputies
Ramirez
Hagerty Keeps Faith in Adams Amid Rug Report
Hagerty reiterated the chief's full confidence in Adams and refused to discuss reports of a $2400 Oriental rug gift from Goldfine to Adams. He declined to address whether Mrs Adams received a coat, and would not discuss the New York Post story or record checks.
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Hagerty
Adams
Goldfine
New York Post
M&ey
New York
Note Thief: Rexburg Letter Demands Payback
In Rexburg Idaho a note to a former thief signed YT M Repentant accompanied money orders from San Francisco and Los Angeles. Sam Beardall, a service station operator, received $15 with a plea for forgiveness and similar payments to Robert Erickson and John Bingham. The letter asks the partner to share the guilt and cover damages.
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Rexburg
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Sam Beardall
Robert Erickson
Madison County Co-Op
John Bingham
Bingham
Independent published at Sixth Street and Pine Ave Long Beach
A notice from the Los Angeles County Superior Court announces Decree No C-1028 in an October 5 filing. The item lists pricing and distribution details for the Independent newspaper, dated in Long Beach California.
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Sixth St
Pine Avg
Long, Beach
Long Beach Z
Calif
Superior Court
Los Angeles County
Teenager Ran After Car Crashes Near Pole
Police chased a car containing two sheriffs officers after a near-accident at 3rd Street and Ximena Avenue Thursday. The driver fled following a crash into a telephone pole. A 14 year old passenger was apprehended and later released to parents after investigation.
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Merle van de Weerd
Norman
Leon
3Rd St
Ximena Ave
Long Beach Evening High diplomas for 392 graduates
Friday night in Poly High Auditorium 392 graduates 413 men 171 women and four couples received diplomas from Dr. Walter H. Boyd member Long Beach Board of Education. Boyd praised equal educational opportunity and the district’s role in delivering it. Principal Howard A. Jones noted sacrifices made by students due to war marriage or financial strain. Oldest graduate Adair Minott 71 received a $50 Harvey B. Franklin scholarship.
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Long Beach Evening High
Poly High
Walter H. Boyd
Long Beach
Board of Education
Boyd
Long Beach Unified
Howard A. Jones
Long ‘Beach
George Dotson
Sondra Meyer
William Newsome
M. Madrerie Oster
Adair ‘Minott
Harvey B. Franklin
Edwin M. Norvell
Robert Ray Birdsall
Jeanne Henne
Mari
Jane Woodbury
Long Beach and vicin, sunny today through Sunday
Weather brief notes mostly sunny for Long Beach and vicinity with warmer temperatures today. Low around 60 and high near 80. Southland beaches from Santa Monica to Newport Beach mostly clear and sunny with morning clouds. South Coast warmer with low about 53 and high near 75. Interior and desert regions mostly sunny today and Sunday, warmer with highs 83 in upper valleys to 95-105 in lower valleys. Mountain areas mostly sunny today and Sunday, warmer.
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Long Beach
Southland
Santa ‘Monica
Newport Beach
South Coast
Pacific Coast
Pacific
California
L. S Long
Beach
Newport
Airport
Palmdale
el Centro
Santa Ana
Sanita Barbara
Fresno
Stockton A
Monterey
Mt. Wilson
H.L. Pre. H. L. Pre
Albuquerque
Miami
Atlantic
Minn-St
Bismark
New Orleans
Boston
New York
Buffalo
Okla
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Phoenix
Columbus
Portland
Ore
Renaasad
Denver
Des Moines
St. Louis
Detroit
Salt Lake
Economy Steadies After 8 Month Dip
The Federal Reserve Board says the national economy firmed in May marking the first rise in industrial production since the recession began. The production index rose slightly to 127 percent of the 1947-49 average, but remains about 12 percent below the August peak. President Eisenhower rejected Kefauver’s push for a national wage price conference while urging continued effort toward a wage price policy. Ontario Ottawa bound Soviet jet airliner flight signals North American display. AFL-CIO leader Carey accuses business of manufacturing slump to attack unions as Keyserling warns policy must change to avoid deeper recession.
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Washington
UPI
Federal Reserve ‘Board
Federal Reserve Board
Kefauver
U.S Chamber of Commerce
Ottawa
UPA
Uplands
Moscow
Friday the 13th moths cause city driving trouble
In Fort Collins Colorado Lyle W Stevens struck a moth while driving and caused $1920 in damage. Felice charged Stevens with careless driving saying his car swerved as he fought the moth and struck seven parked cars.
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Fort
Collins
Colo
Lyle W. Stevens
Felice
Stevens
U S Must Improve Peace Effort Says Pearson
Washington columnist Drew Pearson argues the United States must pursue a real peace offensive while maintaining a strong missile program as insurance. He notes Soviet bloc openness and satellite shifts post Geneva, cites Dulles comments on Soviet failure, and praises Romanian education under communism, urging clear understanding of the Cold War challenge.
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Washington
United States
Geneva
Dale Carnegie
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Rumania
Hungary
State Department
Budapest
Nasser
Moscow
Cairo
Soviet Bloc
West
Italy
Balkan
Un-American Activities Committee
John Foster Dulles
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Near East
Private hotel offers oceanfront lodging and meals
A beachfront hotel advertises private berths with wall to wall carpeting, writing desks and daily maid service. Large dining room faces the ocean. Rooms and meals 25.80 per week per person. Menu features steak and roast pork. Delivery catering available. Phone HE 6-8253. Club breakfast and regular diners listed.
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Ocean
Tom Algo
Fodders Day Sunday at Belmont Shore Produces Family Style Menu
A family style event at Leilemi Kut in Belmont Shore offers teriyaki steak and celestial dinner options at noon. Attendees are invited to wear aloha shirts and bring a camera for a free family party pitcher. Reservations encouraged at GE 9 5523.
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Leilemi Kut
Belmont Shore
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D-Tenn
James B. Carey
Afl-Cio Electrical Workers Union
Leon Keyserling
Conference On Economic Progress
Truman
Sam Gonéman
Dance Studio Insurance Offices
Dental Clinic Medical Center Music School
Will Lacr
Drew Pearson
U.S
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Africa
Willes
Bucharest
Victory Garage
Huntington Hotel
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