Seaman Injured as Ships Collide Off Point Fermin
An inbound tanker and an outbound freighter collided in dense fog five miles off Point Fermin injuring a seaman. John McKim, 53, of Wilmington, was hurt and treated at Memorial Hospital, while both ships, the Atlantic Trader and the Steel Designer, proceeded to Long Beach under their own power.
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Point Fermin
Long Beach Harbor
Allantic
Hendy International Co
Atlantic Richfield Co
States Marine-Isthian Co
Allantic Richfield
John McKim
W. F St. Wilmington
Coast Guard
Cape Hatteras
McKim
Harbor Medical Group
Memorial Hospital
Times Man Shot by Job Applicant in Los Angeles
An apparently disgruntled job applicant shot Joe, a Times employment supervisor, in the hand with a .25 caliber automatic pistol after being told she would not be hired as a secretary. Police arrested 22-year-old Finnis Fannie of Los Angeles in connection with the crime.
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Joe
Los Angeles “Times
Finnis Fannie
Los Angeles
Glazd
Ime
Whistles Heard Before Collision Near Los Angeles Harbor
Frank Seeham, worker at H-10 Water Tank Co. in San Pedro, heard whistles from the tanker Atlantic Trader and freighter Steel Designer at 7 15 am as they moved toward a collision two miles offshore from the Los Angeles Harbor entrance in fog. He described one ship whistle, then another, with danger signals and prolonged blasts followed by fog signals.
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Frank Seeham
H-10 Water Tast Co
San Pedro
Atlantic Trader
Steel Designer
L.A
Anchovy Avenue
Pt. Fermin
Seeker
Petition Drive Seeks 5000 Signatures for Pope Plea
Roman Catholics in Los Angeles back a petition drive to Pope Paul VI in support of the Immaculate Heart of Mary sisters and their experimental modernization. Organizers expect 5600 signatures locally and aim for 25000 nationwide, stressing time to evaluate the sisters renewal program and avoid stifling dialogue with church authorities.
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Heart of Mary Sisters
Los Angeles
Cloval
William L. Roberts
San Pedro
Jani Nary
Parents of Catholic Schoolchliren
JHM_ sisters
Francis Cardinal McIntyre
Selves
Paul
Sacred Congregation For Religious
Rome
Cardinal Weintrue
Paul di
United States
Pope Paul
Contested Supervisors Race Draws Three-Way Field
An 8th hour filing by William T Charvet of Carson guarantees contests for all three County Supervisors seats in 1968. Charvet seeks the 8th district seat now held by Burton W Chace. In the Second District Billy G Mills challenges Kenneth Hahn. In the Fifth District Fred Gage and Lyndon Rooster enter against Warren M Dorn.
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William T. Charvet
Carson
Charvet
Burton W. Chace
Long Beach
Chace
Willowbrook
Torrance
Los Angeles
Billy G. Mills
Kenneth Hahn
Warren M. Dorn
Fred Gage
Lyndon Rooster
Crackdown Dated as Aggressors Targeted in Los Angeles
Police Chief Tom Reddin said the department will file criminal conspiracy changes against professional agitators blamed for unrest in the city. He said disrupters span diverse communities and pose risks of police brutality and welfare demands. Mayor Yorty urged Reagan to ease prosecutions for incitement to riot, arguing the law requires proof of specific intent. A judge issued a preliminary injunction barring Santa Fe Railway locomotive firemen from striking over seniority and blocked cancellation of a seniority agreement.
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Los Angeles
Tom Reddin
Tom
Redding
Angeles
UPI
Sam Yorly
Ronald Reagan
Yorty
District Cent
Waren J. Ferguson
Santa Fe Railway
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Roger Coar
Willian Clary
Lien
Clary
San Francisco
Teideadd
Pice A
Portland
Ho Cargo
Roberts
Long Beach Area
Immaculate Heart
SS Anthony's
St. Matthew's
St. Bartholomews
Mary Stac of the Sea
Our Lady of Fallow
Artesia
Quy L.A. Bureau
Dooley
RCA Victor
Dooley’s Hardware Mart
Bly —North
Long Leach
Reddin
Ment
Santa Fe
Texaco
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