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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1964
Page
7
A man studies a remarkably slender eye with evident pride, the image capturing a focused, almost ritual admiration of fine detail. The caption emphasizes meticulous examination and a quiet satisfaction in precision.
A travel feature highlights Denmark Norway and Sweden with a playful nod to Nordic customs. It notes cultural quirks from cigars after dinner to hospitality in Copenhagen Oslo and Stockholm. It promotes SAS transpolar trips with low fares and bright expectations for travelers and their households.
Eight executives and six pipe firms pleaded no contest to conspiracy charges in Los Angeles federal court. Judge Albert Stephens accepted pleas despite objections and scheduled April 13 for probation review and sentencing. Defendants allegedly conspired to submit low bids on Metropolitan Water District and Los Angeles Department of Water and Power contracts. Named companies Kaiser Steel Corp United States Steel Corp Smith-Scott Inc United States Industries American Pipe & Construction Co United Concrete Pipe Corp. Indicted individuals include P. M. Cobb D. N. Chamberlain William N. Scott Robert V. Edwards D. A. Stromsoe Richard Z. Young Boyd Ess.
Three officers of Farmers and Merchants Bank of Long Beach including bank president Gus Walker and vice president Kenneth Walker were granted a continuance to April 20 to enter pleas to a federal indictment charging conspiring to misapply 210,000 in bank funds. They were arraigned March 16 in Los Angeles before U.S. District Judge Albert Lee Stephens Jr.
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