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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1963

Page

3

Hosmer and Telis warn of nuclear danger at Lions meet

Congressman Craig Hosmer addresses the Long Beach Lions Club on threats from underground nuclear tests and the limits of detection. He criticizes advisers in the Disarmament Agency and questions the treaty’s effectiveness while urging presidential action. He notes seismograph limits and the need for robust safeguards amid Cold War tensions.

Eanedy Tapith Craig Hosmer Lions Club Long Beach House Joint Congressional Committee On Atomic Energy Breakers International Tollustrate Russia Hosmer GOP Stee Prete U.S Breakers Hotel

Council eyed anti vandal dog patrol test in parks

Long Beach officials weigh dog patrols to curb vandalism with German Shepherds shown by trainer Chet Kinnamon at El Dorado Park. City Manager John Mansell and Mayor Edwin Wade remain unconvinced citing control and safety concerns. A demonstration at 930 am follows a Friday letter from resident Clinton Kolyesko urging witnesses.

Ity Park Commissioners Jr Long Beach Clinton Kolyes City Semcimen Chet Kinnamon Olyer el Dorado Park Studebaker RA John R. Mansell Edwin W. Wade Kolger

Four Firms Demand Oil Tax Refunds in Long Beach

Four firms seek refunds of oil production license taxes paid last October in Long Beach. Med claims against City Treasurer William Ramsett for referral to the district attorney, with other claimants including Long Beach Development Co and Texaco Inc. Amounts cited: $7,403, $3,711, and $231,255 respectively. Union Pacific adds a constitutional challenge and argues it already held a pre paid business license during the period. City notes refunds or credits under a pro rata rule. Tax rate is three tenths of a dollar per barrel.

Tcity William Ramsett Longs Beach OF Development Co Signal OF and Gas. Co Texaco Inc Union Pacfic Long Beach

Ground Breaking for Los Altos YMCA Building

Ground breaking ceremonies mark the start of construction on the Los Altos YMCA building and pool at Bellflower Boulevard and Atherton Street. Rep Craig Hosmer will deliver the principal address. The $223,000 project begins April 15 and should be finished in early autumn with a second story planned. Contractor O. L. Danl and architects Jones Poper and Lockett are involved. Los Altos YMCA serves about 130 clubs.

Los Altos Bellflower Boulevard Atherton Street Craig Hosmer

On Stage in Long Beach Tonight

Local listings Jane Doe Theater presents Sweet Bid of Youth at Off Broadway 211 Jime Ave. O Mistress Mine at Community Playhouse 2021 Anaheim St. City Theater production at Convention Hall Municipal Auditorium 8:30 pm. Municipal Band concert at Exhibit Hall Auditorium 2 pm.

Jime Ave Community Playhouse Anaheim St Municipal Auditorium Municipal Band

Convicted Thief Sentenced Five Years to Life

Dean Hattabaugh 21 of Venice was sentenced by Superior Court Judge Maurice C. Sparling after conviction on rape burglary grand theft and related counts. He broke into a young woman's apartment in Long Beach last October assaulted her and took $80. Later, while out on bail, he stole a car. The judge imposed a five years to life term.

Dean Hattabaugh Hattabaugh Venice Long Beach Maurice C. Sparling

Iberia Airliner Named for Artist Sees First Long Flight

The Iberia DC8 Lorota took off Friday afternoon from Long Beach for Valencia in Spain, the first nonstop link. The $6 million jet carries 320 passengers with Captain Darita at the helm. A salutation from Valencia officials and a Sorolla Museum model accompanied the maiden flight celebrating painter Joaquin Sorolla y Bastida born in Valencia a century ago.

Long Beach Valencia Spain Lorota Mberia The Artist Ltd DCS Edwin W. Wade Adolfo Noon de Arellano Y Garcia Sorofia Museum Captais Darita Toeria Hine Africa North America South America

Indignation Over Washington Report Board in Long Beach

A copy of Rep James B Utt s controversial Washington Report appeared on Long Beach City Hall bulletin board prompting outrage. Assistant City Manager Robert Creighton could not confirm who posted it as the single unauthorized sheet was ripped down Friday. The report criticizes the Arms Control and Disarmament Act of 1963 calling it a Kremlin inspired document obtainable from the Los Angeles Federation of Republican Women.

James B. Utt Washington Long Beach Robert Creighton Kremlin Los Angeles Federation of Republican Women

Burglar Ring Case Suspects in Court

Seven people faced the Municipal Court on April 11 for charges of burglary and conspiracy in a Long Beach apartment raid. Owners Leslie Coleman and Vera Coleman, manager Paul Rollins, plus Joseph Nardo Monroe Ross Ferguson Robert Heise and Nicholas Kusmich were arraigned. Heise and DeNardo reside out of town. Kusmich remains at large. Police raided the Coleman Van Nuys plant March 7, seizing drugs and stolen goods worth thousands.

Siz Lil Swankey Colemans Long Beach Ferguson Fred A Howser Kusmich Iment Bahamas J Merrill Lilley Leslie Coleman Vera Paulld‘ward Rollins Joseph James Nardo Monroe Ross Ferguson Robert Ellis Heise Nicholas- Matt Kusmich Ali DeNardo Heise North Hollywood van Nuys Coleman Ealy

Moore misquoted comment at board of education candidates meeting

A report of a Wednesday night board of education candidates meeting quotes Arthur P. Moore about federal aid to schools. The misquote attributed that Moore said the schools could ask federal aid, but his actual statement opposed it.

Planes join search for missing Long Beach men over Utah

Eight planes from Mea Dowlark Airport in Sunset Beach rove all night Friday to locate fires tied to two Long Beach men missing since Wednesday en route from Salt Lake City. Five or six more aircraft were to join the effort as authorities seek Harry Ross, 48, former Seal Beach mayor, and Wallace Halsey, 43, Seal Beach electrician. They departed Salt Lake City Wednesday in a Hatsry’s red and yellow Piper Tri-Pacer. Residents of Enterprise Utah report a small plane flying low near treacherous hills, an area nicknamed the airplane graveyard after several crashes in recent years.

Meadowlark Sunset Beach Utah Long Beach Froca Salt Lake City Harry Ross Seal’ Beach Wallace Halsey Seal [Beach Aos Ross Halsey Salt Lake City Hatsry Enterprise

Drowned Boy's Death Sparks Five Arrangements

Funeral arrangements were pending for Bobby McCrimmon a five year old who vanished after leaving kindergarten Thursday morning. Heavy rain Thursday and Friday caused water to rise flooding a former baseball field at Hamilton Bowl where his body was found after waters receded. He was the son of Mr and Mrs E S McCrimmon residing at 1335 Wesley Drive.

Bobby McCrim Bobby Wesley Drive E. S. McCrimmon Hamilton Bowl

Long Beach Taxpayers Paid 6,187,000 in City Taxes

Long Beach property owners paid 6,187,000 in city taxes since the 1962-63 collection period opened last October. Treasurer William Ramsell reported Friday receipts equal to the prior period. The second installment deadline is 5 pm April 10, with a 3 percent penalty on unpaid balances after that date.

Long Beach William Ramsell Ramsell

Bribe Case Delayed for Former Alcohol Agents

Six former state Alcohol Beverage Control agents, scheduled to be arraigned in Superior Court Friday, faced charges of bribery and conspiracy. A postponement granted them until April 3, extending the case status.

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Mother Dies as Car Skids Into Truck in Bellflower

Patricia Jane Tro g, 27, of 3119 Katea Ave, Bellflower, was killed when her car skidded on Artesia Boulevard and crashed into a 245 ton truck parked at 9923 Artesia Blvd. Deputies say the car went into a skid and became trapped under the truck. she died before rescuers arrived. She leaves husband Benjamin, a Fullerton paint store partner, and two sons, Benjamin Jr. and Michael.

Art “Tesia Blvd Bellflower Patricia Jane Tr Katea Ave Aline

Steel Plate Falls Damages Vessel Aboard Aristea

A large steel plate being loaded Friday on the 10,000 ton SS Aristea at National Metal & Steel Corp Terminal Island dock fell from a sanitry-lane magnet into No 5 hold, cutting a five foot gash in the bulkhead below the waterline. Tony Rancich, National Metal superintendent, said welders would complete repairs early today. The Aristea, a Greek flag ship, is scheduled to sail for Yokohama Sunday night.

Aristea National Metal & Steel Corp Terminal Island Tony Rancidh National Saki En Rancich Yokotama

Bess Lomax Hawes Talks Folk Music at Long Beach Seminar

The article profiles Bess Lomax Hawes daughter of John A Lomax and sister of Alan Lomax, featured at a Long Beach College seminar on folk music. She defends folk music as a living evolving form, not a fad, noting its academic appeal and role in American culture while acknowledging commercial influences. Hawes teaches folk music at San Fernando Valley State College and discusses definitions, participation, and the cultural reach of folk song.

Tro Pecoenerias BUS Foods John A.lomax Alan Li Rienax Long Beach College Beatnik Tin Pan Alley Bess San Fernando Valley State College

Clerk Saves $40,000 At Bank Of Amerks Branch

A would-be robber fled Friday after two clerks frightened him into dropping a bag with $40,000 at the Bank of Amerks branch. The would-be thief escaped as staff played along, the incident ending without injuries or arrests.

Sing Hin Bank of Amerks

Bavarian Official to Talk on Police Case Details

A Bavarian state official discussed a recent holdup near Beach State College after a man with a dark complexion attempted a $40,000 robbery. Police reported a gun seen during the incident, with bank manager Haarer unaware of the attempt until alerted by a safe department employee.

Emil Kroher Bavaria Beach State College Haarer

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