Expert's Advice Saves Jumpy Jet at Los Alamitos
A Los Alamitos Naval Air Station Grumman jet entered a dangerous dive when the electrical system failed. Captain Toovey followed instructions relayed from Lt. Charles Chute, a veteran jet pilot, who guided him to remain 30 miles out and head west for a safe landing after activating specific switches to stop the vibration.
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Los Alamitos Naval Air Station
Lakewood
Trace Toovey
USMCA
Los Angeles
Tooves
Toavey
Cote Trol
Omar
Mack A. Wortman
USNR
Lees Ave
Charles A. Chute
USN
Leverside
Chute
Xea
Capt. Toovey
Irafely
Bos Alamitos
Tattooist Sues Over Door Incident at Arcade
Robert W. Cleveland sues arcade owners Albert Warelay and Kenneth Munn after a defective overhead door at Ging Peony Arcade fell Oct 23, injuring him with a broken leg. He alleges negligence by the arcade operators and seeks relief in Superior Court.
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Tory Soo
Coiby
Robert W. Cleveland
Cleveland
Albert, Jinms, Warelay Onkony
Kenneth Munn
Atty
Charles Glass
Livingston Dr Widening Bids Opened by City
City opens bids Friday for Livingston Drive widening between Termino and 2nd Street. Sheets Construction Co. Gardena bids $469,005 for a three lane pavement project, with eight proposals noted. City estimate $1,600,000. Plans include east bound lanes. current pavement to serve west bound traffic later. Hydro Co. Lynwood bids $34,500 for lawn sprinkler system at Cherry Avenue Park.
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Livingston Dr
Termino
2Nd St
Bida
Mgr
Vickers
Sheets Construction Co
Gardena
Wis
Hydro Co
Lynwood
Cherry Avenue Park
Long Beach Council weighs personnel abuses in refuse division
After a second 24 hour hearing, Long Beach City Council civil service panel reviews mistreatment charges and equipment abuse in the refuse division. City Manager Vickers questions Marcus of CEA on investigation and urges workload survey. safety concerns and training urged. turnover cited as 12 percent, lower than San Diego and Pasadena.
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Civil Service Committee
Sam FE. Vickers
Uellows
Virgil Spongberg
Paul MM. Marcus
Vickerk
Marcus
Council
CEA
Vickers
Shen
Berane
Effi
Consid-Nfewer
Cutineliimn Tohy Wick
Ciamlanain
Barney Walczak
San Diego
Panadena
Los Angeles
Eye injury repeat echoes old boy’s eye loss case
In Montreal a man who blinded a boy a year ago injury concerns arise as another eye is damaged. Rear Admiral Long to take command of Mines and Pacific Fleet counsel exploration of accident rate reported in the division. Kenneth Leblanc recounts the tragedy and the family faces civil action seeking damages.
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B.C. Allen
Rene
Stelter
Victor D. Long
White Inc
Longsyear
Minesyear
Carson
Pacific Fleet
Feplinant Ave
Long Beach
Harbor City Navy man freed on writ after fatal child crash
A Harbor City sailor, Lawrence R Barton, 34, was released from city jail on a writ of habeas corpus after a traffic crash that killed an 18 month old girl, Christine Trent. Barton, a boatswain's mate first class, must appear in Long Beach Superior Court next Wednesday for investigation of felony drunk driving and felony manslaughter. Witnesses said Barton drove south on Atlantic Avenue weaving at high speed and ran a red light at Wardlaw Road, colliding with vehicles driven by Christine Trent's mother and Reed Randall. The child was thrown from the mother's car during the crash.
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Harbor City
City
Lawrence TR
Barton
257Th St
Dept. C. Long Beach Superior Court
Trewan
Christine Trent
Frence
Lee Trent
Watl
Atlantic Ave
Wardlaw Rd
Trent
Reed Dale Randleman
First Girl in Eight Years Changes Family Pattern
Unruffled Long Beach couple welcomed Patricia Crosthwaite Spencer, daughter of Patrick C. Spencer, ending 85 years of all boys in the family. The mother noted the surprise as the doctor announced the girl at Harriman Jones Hospital. Father admits he did not expect a daughter and plans to buy baby items with ruffles.
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Warren Walters
Long Beach
Patrick C. Spencer
Gardenia Ave
Mra Spencer
Patricia
C. Whetton Spencer
Anidal Faueter
Spencer
Patricks Crosthwaite
Gardena Ave
Even if He Can't Read He's Good Citizen Says U S
SCRANTON Pa Four Basillo Casari received final citizenship papers Friday after a naturalization examiner objected due to inability to read English and lack of understanding of U S government. Judge John W Murphy overruled, noting Casari’s 12 children, four sons in World War I, and strong reputation.
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U.S
Scranton
Basillo
Casari
Italy
U. S
John W. Murphy
U. S. District Court
America
Murphy
Hazleton
Science Study Links Smoking and Cancer
A seven scientist study group found a direct relationship between cigarette smoking and lung cancer. Lung cancer occurs far more often among smokers than nonsmokers, with a measurable link to smoking. The report notes convincing evidence that smoking per se contributes to heart disease, and calls for further systematic investigation.
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New York
Tobacco
Theeport
Fion
F. M. Strong
Madison
Tehard J. Bite
Bloming
Hum
Ala
Rolle E
Dyce
Rick
Atlanta
M. Lillenfield
Buffalo
Norton Nel
Michael B
Scientific
Shimkin
Bethesda
Davis M. Spald
N. Y
Air Force Halts Work on C132 Cargo Plane
The Air Force canceled further work on the Douglas C132 cargo aircraft citing safety concerns and funding limits. Officials warn that delaying or abandoning the project risks national air power and could waste years and millions of dollars already invested at the Douglas Tulsa plant.
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Air Force
Wees
THOR
Donald W
Douglas
Air
Douglas Tulsa
Nixons Move Into New $75,000 Washington Home
Vice President Richard Nixon and Mrs Nixon occupied a newly decorated $75,000 Forest Lane home in Washington with help from friends and Nixon’s mother after a 22 day goodwill tour. Pat Nixon had selected furnishings and paint before departure. The couple learned of the move upon returning from Africa. Their children Patricia and Jule joyfully announced three kittens born to the Nixon cat.
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Washington
Nixon
Africa
Nixons
Forest Lane
Mra. Nixon
Mra. Frank Nixon
Pat Nixon
Patricia
Jule
London taxes flop in year end card packs loss
The London theater scene reports a large flop with a Broadway musical and tax figures. Germany shows a higher annual revenue from sales while West Lane Theater records a loss of thousands, tied to a month long run before closure in October. The bulletin notes German firms manufacture millions of card packs, affecting local economics.
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London
Bonn
Germany
West Lane Theater
Westland Fancy
Wily
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