They Are Still Here Honor Long Beach Givers
In Long Beach a community chest dedication and gifts to Memorial Hospital and an isotope laboratory highlight private philanthropy. The column praises unnamed donors who fund essential public goods, urging others to follow their example and support Red Cross and local institutions.
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Buster Keaton Hospitalized After Chest Condition
Independent report from Canoga Park states Buster Keaton, 66, is ill with a minor chest condition. He is scheduled to be transferred from West Hills Doctors' Hospital for further treatment.
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West Hills Doctors' Hospital
Citizenship hearing for Factor postponed in Los Angeles
A postponed citizenship hearing for Factor, known as Jake the Barber, was delayed indefinitely in Los Angeles as officials cited a related matter. Factor, 70, once faced prison for a whisky scheme but was pardoned last December by President Kennedy. His lawyers cite charitable gifts of at least 3.5 million dollars in six years.
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Public split on death penalty moratorium in California poll
The survey shows half favor delaying capital punishment while half oppose it. Supporters argue it deters crime and serves as a warning, while opponents say life imprisonment is sufficient and concern over wrongful executions persists. Governor Brown's four year moratorium garners limited backing.
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Brown
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Pensioner’s Bulletin announces new state law on hearing aids
Associated Hearing Center at 622 Pine Ave Long Beach advertises a new state law providing hearing aids to pensioners. The notice urges readers to see, write, or call for assistance with obtaining aids and mentions a contact number 20459.
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Associated Hearing Center
Pine Ave
Long Beach
Outspoken Guest Refuses Dinner Jacket In Harsh Heat
A guest named Harold Brenham, a member of a group called the tralia, left a hotel Monday night after being told to wear a dinner jacket. He complained about the heat, saying he has never worn one before and refused to start now. The incident occurred in extreme 108 degree temperatures at a hotel seven miles away.
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Tintarettos Valued At $150000 In Beverly Hills Estate
The report from Beverly Hills lists Tintarettos in the estate of a wealthy official and notes Alfred Karlsen, a local realtor, estimated the value at $150000. The details appear in a Monday filing from the office handling the estate.
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