Harbor Commission Approves 63 Long Beach Trade Fair
The Long Beach Harbor Commission sanctioned an International Trade Fair proposed for June 1963 by John Ed Westlund & Sons Inc a global customs broker and foreign freight forwarder with offices in San Ysidro Los Angeles San Francisco Seattle Houston San Diego and Mexico The event planned in the citys new connection hall aims to attract exhibitors from New York Chicago and Europe and foster high level promotion connecting sellers buyers agents distributors and wholesalers with an initial 30000 square feet of exhibits scheduled to run the last two weeks of June 1963 with private funding and port support for a lasting annual fair outlook.
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Long Beach
Long Beach Harbor Commission
John Ed Westlund & Sons, Inc
San Ysidro
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Seattle
Houston
San Diego
Mexico
the Harbor Commission
Legal Department
New York
Chicago
Westlands& Sons
Long
Long Beach to name new school chief Thursday
The Long Beach Board of Education will select a new superintendent at a special 2:30 p.m. Thursday meeting. The successor is expected to come from within the Long Beach Unified School District as retiring Supt. Douglas A. Newcomb leaves at the district retirement age of 65 with two years left on his contract. Board president Dr. Walter H. Boyd and member Dr. Dwight C. Sigworth noted Newcomb’s 39 years of service and praised his leadership.
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Long Beach
Newcomb
Walter H. Boyd
Boyd
Dwight C. Sigworth
Harbor and Water Budgets Approved by Long Beach Council
Harbor and Water department appropriations totaling 27 414 203 were approved Monday by Long Beach City Council. Harbor budget 20 412 500 for next year up 1 400 500 while Water budget cut to 7 001 703 from 7 626 700. Council noted economies in petroleum division and Staff additions only if offshore oil program requires. Water revenue expected 100 000 under estimates due to cool spring. contingency fund for salary increases set to 58 594.
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Harbor and Water Department
Long Beach City
Cauncl
Water Department
Raymond C. Kealer
Charles E. Vickers
Ci City
John R. Mansell
Mansell
Man sentenced in narcotics case for Hartigan raid
Jack Dennis Hartigan aged 29 of 443 Maine Avenue was sentenced by Superior Court Judge Maurice C. Sparling to one to ten years for possession of narcotics. He was among four arrested November 24 in a raid at his home where police seized marijuana and thousands of dangerous drug pills.
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Jack Dennis Hartigan
Maine Ave
Superior Couart
Maurice C. Sparling
Hartigan
Jewelry stolen from salesman vehicle at Adams Jewelry Store
Leonard Lott reported a $2750 theft from a parked car outside Adams Jewelry Store at 1340 W Willows St. The loss includes watches watchbands and a $2500 engagement ring belonging to his wife. The incident occurred Monday afternoon near Mosterey Park.
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Mosterey Park
Principals Assigned Schools In Long Beach Unified District
Eleven principal and vice principal assignments in the Long Beach Unified School District were approved by the Board of Education. Transfers take effect Sept. 1. Named principals include Mrs Blanche G Brewster Henn Mrs Madge B Darling Sutter Kenneth F Detene Lafayette Robert Elis Fremont John S Folsom Burnett Dr Robert N Hart Whittier Albert J Pike Kell es Laurence A Scott Holmes Clifton R Vesey Lincoln Miss Margaret A Herivel was named vice principal at Garfield and Mrs Albins P White will split vice principal duties between Barton and Monroe.
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Long Beach Unified School District
Board of Education
Blanche G. Brewster
Henn
Madge
B. Darling
Sutter
Kenneth F. Detene
Lafayette
Robert Elis
Fremont
John S. Folsom
Burnett
Robert N. Hart
Whittier
Albert J. Pike
Kelles
Laurence A Scott
Holmes
Clifton R. Vesety
Lincoln
Margaret A. Herivel
Garfield School
Albins P. White
Bettween
Barton and
Monroe Schools
Woman Bound and Robbed at Atlantic Avenue Home
Mrs Helen Peeler, 48, was bound and gagged and robbed of 320 dollars in her home at 2044 Atlantic Avenue Monday night by a man posing as a renting tenant. He followed her to the bathroom and threatened her with a chrome automatic pistol, securing the money with tape and towels.
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Helen Peeler
Atlantic Ave
Elks Praise Kennedy Aid Efforts in Latin America
Latino officials from Ecuador Dominican Republic Argentina Paraguay and Mexico commend the Kennedy Alliance for Progress. They note electrification, animal husbandry plans, road and housing projects and expanded education. They oppose Castro and Cuba’s regime while praising US aid and democratic support.
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Kennedy
Alliance For Progress
Latin America
Cesar Marino
Ecuador
Senora Blanca Diaz Pou
Dominican Republic
Trupilo
U. S
Tru Filo
Miguel Velasco
Horatio L. Colombres
Argentina
United States
Senora Margarita Hedger
Paraguay
Point Four
Unesco
Para- Enay
Seven Men Arraigned on Malpractice Conspiracy Charges
Seven men tied to Ave hospital and Westmin Hospital faces charges including conspiracy, practicing medicine without license, and falsifying insurance claims. Dr Rekman held on $10,000 bail. others titled with $2,500 to $5,000 bail. Case stems from death of Rosa Lugo and alleged acts injuring public health. Defendants vow innocence and plan to return for trial.
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Associated Ave. Hospital
Bixby Koolls
Charles Symes
Westmin Hospital
Pleaselyster
Mark Sin
Coff
I Legal Medical
Europe
Los Angeles
Superior Court
Evelle J. Younger
Jerome Remnan
Atlantic Ave
Alfred F. Libby
Lynwood
M. C. Shaffer
South Gate
Bernard Steuber
Watts
Richard’Gornan
Atlantic
Retmain
Ramon
San Diego
Lugo
Lallege
Compton
Marin
Rekman
Libby
Garyman
Symes
Youth Who Fled Police Jailed After High Speed Chase
A youth who fled pursuing officers at speeds up to 70 miles per hour was jailed 45 days Monday by Municipal Judge J Mer rill Lilley on a rockless driving charge. Michael Anthony Key, 19, of 3200 San Francisco Ave, was placed on two years probation after Lilley cited his record of recent arrests and warned he has no respect for laws. Police said they attempted to stop Key near Pacific Coast Highway and Pacific Avenue to question him about a restaurant fight, but he sped away, made unsafe turns and crossed a centerline before being halted at Willow Street and Magnolia Avenue. Investigation of the cafe incident continues.
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J. Merrill Lilley
Michael Anthony Key
San Francisco Ave
Lilley
Key
Pacific Coast Highway
Pacific Avenue
Willow Street
Magnolia Avenue
Plea Scheduled in Knife Death in Wilmington
Gammon Wilbur Chapman, 26, of 133 E Colon St, is due to plead to a murder charge in Superior Court on Thursday for the fatal stabbing of Betty Horton, 22, in an auto on the 300 block of East Broadway during a May 26 incident. He was arraigned Monday before Judge Maurice C Sparling.
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Wilmington Oan
Cormon Law
Superior Court
Gammon Wilbur Chapmasair
E. Colon
Three Cafes Raided by Busy Burglars
Burglars hit three cafes during the night taking cash from registers and vending machines. At Sand Trap on Seaside Boulevard $120 in change and $3 from a till were taken. Hinds Coffee Shop on Eighth Street reported $20 stolen from a register. C and C Case on Orange Avenue lost $155 in coins from vending machines.
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Seaside Blvd
Hinds Coffee Shop
Eighth St
Orange Ave
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Harbor Commission
Global Trade ‘Fair
Westland & Sons
Supt
Douglas A. Newcomb
Long Beach Unified School
Pietriet
Kealer
Malcolm Epleyu
L.B. Elks Wear
Laud
By Terry Kouns
Ty Long Beach Elks Lodge
Kenedy Administration
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Colombres
Castro
Matino
Blanca Diaz Pou
Margarita Hedger
Rehman
Mytle Ave
Sho
Attys
Lynn, Compton
John Marin
Rosa Luga
Wilmington
Bixby Knolls Community Hospital
Russell Pray
Richard Gorman
Albert C. S. Ramsey
Alfred Libby
Jerome Rehman
M.C. Shaffer
Stet
Pier 6
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