CadetsLure for Coffee and Hot Pants on Visit
Visiting Japanese merchant marine cadets aboard the Kinhoa Maru in Long Beach embrace two American traditions. They favor instant coffee over tea while aboard, and many young girls visiting the ship admire the hot pants fashion as officers and crew prepare to depart for Hawaii amid tours and open hours through today and Tuesday.
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Long Beach Harbor
Shojiro Miyamai
Kouhei Iwata
Na‘hayuki Saijo
Japan
Southland
Long Beach
Lowing
Hawaii
E. Alondra Slvd
Long Beach Seeks Homes for German Visitors
The Long Beach Chamber of Commerce asks local families to host nearly 200 German visitors from the Düsseldorf area during a Sept visit. Hosts will provide meals and lodging while most time is spent with families, with tours of Incheon harbor and Douglas Aircraft planned. Selection is first-come, first-served contacting Warry Easton or Beth Page.
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Long Beach
Warry Easton
Beth Page
Chamber
Private eye profits and perils in a security career
In a profile of Houston a veteran private investigator explains hourly rates from 7.40 to 12.50 plus 85 percent markup for expenses. He trains staff to aid police, notes risks from armed robberies and undercover work, and cites a civil rights case that netted payment from an anonymous third party. He hopes for peace officer status for private security officers under new law.
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Shgn
Houston
Tle
Howston
Ainclothes
Rity
California Association of Licensed Investigators, Inc
Supreme Court
Suits seek $700000 in deaths of two sisters
Long Beach Superior Court heard two wrongful death actions filed by the sons and a daughter of San Pedro sisters Marie Horn and Inga Horn killed when struck by a car driven by technician Striplin. The suits name Striplin and Cavanaugh Machine Works of San Pedro and two unidentified car owners, with claims for general, exemplary and special damages.
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Long Beach Superior Court
San Pedro
Lewis Winfield Strinlin
MacAriiin SL
Machine Works
Inga Horn
Dorothy Maland Lisman
18Th SL
Herbert J. Maland
Siesta Drive
Newport Beach
Maland
Miralestit Drive
Lisyd
J. Maland
la Mesa
Lawysuits
Striplin
Cavanaugh’ Machine Works
Kin killing suspect faces mental exam
Kin killing suspect Kin-killing suspect faces mental exam. Dx lifeguard Gig Peters, 21, charged with the April 23 slaying of his parents at Huntington Beach, will appear in Santa Ana Superior Court July 12 to heavy which psychiatrists will examine him. Peters, who pleaded innocence and insanity, will ask the court for the right to help select the doctors. He is accused of strangling his mother Flora, 54, and fatally stabbing his father Charles, 51, in the family home at 301 Lincoln St Huntington Beach. His two younger brothers, asleep in their home at the time of the brutal killings, found the bodies of their parents the next morning. Peters was arrested near San Diego, in company of a pivy friend. He is held in the Orange County fur without bail.
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Gig Peters
Nuntington Beach
Santa Ana
Peters
Flora
Charles
Lincoln St
Huntington Beach
San Diego
Orange County
CSLB to air Dennis Hopper film of himself
The American Dream er a feature length film starring Dennis Hopper will be shown three times Wednesday at California State College Long Beach. Each showing at Lecture Hall 15 will be followed by guest appearance of Lawrence Schiller producer and director. Tickets priced at 1.30 available at the Associated Students Cashier's Office or at the door.
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Dennis Hopper
California State College
Long Beach
Pam
Lawrence Schiller
Schiller
Hopp
Hopper
CSLB
Associated Students
College
Sail
Lensman Carl Johnson Wins Honor Mention at Cali Press Meet
Carl Johnson a chief photographer for the Long Beach Independent Press Telegram received an honorable mention for a feature photograph at the 16th annual California Press Photographers Association convention. The event closed Sunday with Dan Poush of the Ventura Star Free Press named photographer of the year. Judges covered spot news feature general news and a personality portrait categories.
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Carl Johnson
Long Beach Independent, Press- Telegram
California Press Photographers Association
Dan Poush
Ventura Star Frep Press
Burglars Steal Cameras From Leased Car in Long Beach
Long Beach Police reported burglars broke into a car leased by Patrick Moffett of Los Angeles parked in a lot at 6200 E Spring St and removed two leased cameras and assorted photo equipment valued at 1457 dollars.
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Hloyd Rk, Silth
21St St
Long Beach
Patrick Moffett
Los Angeles
E. Spring St
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