Tax Loss Possible From Court Rulings Impacts Douglas Aircraft Case
A Superior Court decision in property tax suits may force Long Beach Unified School District and the city to refund 786341 dollars in disputed taxes. Douglas Aircraft Corp. officials acknowledge potential repayment. county treasurer reports 581002 dollars disputed taxes unpaid. The ruling concerns inventories taxable before production, with estimates showing 28 million dollars in disputed county taxes.
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John Quinn
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Abortionist Suspect Arrested In Two-County Raid
Detectives from Los Angeles and Ventura counties along with Long Beach and Oxnard police raided a North Long Beach home at South Street and Nosecrans Avenue to arrest former doctor Carl Lucas Able Rinker and his aide Mary Elton Palmater on abortion charges. The operation, planned after Oxnard police learned women from that city had abortions in Long Beach, ended with Rinker and Palmater detained. she was on parole for a Los Angeles bookmaking charge.
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San Vicente St
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P. Finch
James A. Thiele
Rinker
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Ventura Country
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Severeal Oxnard
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Finch
MIM
Palmater
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Ventura County Sheriff's Department
Edward Patton
Edward Abbot
Oxnard Police Department
Nor Iman L. Peterson
Claude Aver
Ley
Ray 'T. Hopkins
Hollywood Iirl
Spilelting Angeles Sheriff's Office
Jonca
Navy Awards Eight Guided Missile Destroyer Contracts
The Navy Thursday awarded contracts for eight new guided missile destroyers to strengthen the U.S. fleet. Officials say the ships will boost naval power and readiness amid expanding defense programs.
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Thurday
U.S
Long Beach Submersion Warned by Time Article
Time magazine highlights subsidence risk in Long Beach California. Geologists warn lowland harbor districts face danger if fast action is not taken. The piece urges drastic state legislation and civic urgency for residents to counter the subsidence threat.
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Mumma
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Long Beach Naval Shipyard
Race Issue May Stop Prize Fight
New Orleans authorities consider canceling the Ralph Dupas versus Vince Martinez lightweight bout after race related controversy. Dupas, ranked sixth by boxing authorities, faces a charge linked to his racial origins, which Mina Rose Tomeny argues are being used to wreck his career. Louisiana State Athletic Commission held hearings on the case and may cancel the scheduled April fight in New Orleans.
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Vince Martinez
Morley 66 Dies After Stroke In New York Home
Christopher Morley author of Kitty Foyle dies at 66 after long illness at his Putnam County home. Morley a Rhodes Scholar and editor and critic wrote more than a dozen books including poetry and biographies. He is survived by his widow and four children Chelatopher Jr Mia Louise Blythe. Funeral services announced for Trinity Church Rowlyn set for Tuesday with hearings to follow in related probe.
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Kitty Foyle
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Hackensack
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Louise Cochrane
London
Helen Woodruff
Virginia
Minn
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New York
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Rowlyn
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Morey
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Rotary
Willl International
Manhattan
Hagind
State Department
Jett
Health
Review of Literature
Trojan Horse
Philadelphia
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Southern
California
New New York Evening Post
Fegtires
Portland Mayor Schrunk Arrested on Two Indictments
Portland Mayor Terry Schrunk, 43, was arrested on two county grand jury indictments charging bribery and perjury. He posted $1,000 bond on each count and was released after initial comments. The indictments reportedly relate to the 212 Club gambling raid in September 1955. Also, Miltnomah County District Attorney William M. Langley faced new indictments for incompetency and malfeasance. Four children died in a cardboard-house fire at Cranbrook, British Columbia, on the St. Mary’s Indian Reservation.
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Big Jim" Elking
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William M. Langley
Miltnomah County
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Cranebrooke
Philip Corsimer
St. Mary's Indian Reservation
Desert Kidnap Saga Ties Iran Pakistan Slavery Trade
A headline making report from Tehran describes the abduction of Anita Carroll, an American woman from Washington state, suspected held by a gang selling kidnapped women as slaves in desert caves near the Iran Pakistan border. Iranian authorities, led by Gen. Alinaghi, pursue the gang with death penalty ordered if convicted, while a paper trail allegedly linked Carroll to the murder of her husband Kevin and another official.
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Iran
Adea
Arabia
Pakistan
Anita Carroll
Ishtanad Merbst
Tasaquah
Wash
Tangeorkheh
Mia
Carroll
Aid
Dadshah
Asaadollah' Alaad
Shah Mohammed Reza Pahrevi
Mrs. Carroll
Shah
Alinaghi - Golplt
Careroll
Zahidan
Air Force
Kevin
Kerman Province
Brewster A. Wilson
Portland
Ore
Senate widens probe into labor racketeering corruption
Washington reports the Senate plans a broader inquiry into labor-management corruption including ties between racketeers and Teamsters leader Dave Beck. Investigations will probe alleged improper activities across unions in Los Angeles Scranton Portland and Long Beach while Navy officials plan a 250 bed hospital in Long Beach as subsidence concerns threaten the shipyard.
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Senate
Orotess
Oklahoma City
Long Beach
Navy
Awg
Mumma
Offothers
Los Angeles
Scranton
Bureau of Ships
New York City
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Warry Federspiel
Emer
Tha ‘Teamsters Union
Portland
Airpor Quaunck
Frank W. Brewster
West Coast
Tha *L
Teamsters Union
McClellan (DeArk
Oklahoma
Schooner Mary Olen Damaged in Harbor Collision
The lumber schooner Mary Olen sustained light damage after colliding with the outgoing freighter PT Explorer near the Los Angeles harbor breakwater entrance. Owned by Oliver Olsen Co and loaded with timber from Oregon, she proceeded to Consolidated Timber Co in Wilmington. four stem plates were damaged.
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Los Angeles
Coal Guard
Oliver OlsereCo
Oregon
Consolidated Timber Co
Wilmington
Cost Guard
Talbot
Hungary Hungary Hungary crisis prompts Soviet aid pledge
Moscow reports promise of 215 million dollars in credits this year to support Hungary’s Soviet aligned regime. Soviet troops to be stationed in Hungary described as temporary. Kadar and Bulganin meet after banquet boycotted by Western diplomats as Yugoslavia ties come into question and Nagy fate looms.
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Hungary
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Kadar
Nicolai Bulganin
Sweden
Finland
Switzerland
Yugolavia
Imre Nagy
Romania
Iris
Whirly's for the Byrds Anyway
A fragmented humorous note describes doctors and reporters in an unclear scenario. It mentions a doctor assessing a run down person and suggesting rest and a visit to the office, with garbled dialogue and nonsensical phrasing. The piece reads as a stray, incomplete fragment from a column or diary.
Stepping Out column hints at a dining guide
In his page column Syd Harris previews a dining scene and guides readers to a restaurant feature. Todd Thomey contributes a dining guide in page A8. The note references a social angle and a plan to take a companion out.
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Asys Syd Harris
Pags “10
Todd Thomey
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