Laws of God Man Whose 65 Children Roams With 12th Wife
A bearded centenarian claiming age 102 arrives on the American Export Liner Atlantic with 12th wife Sarah. Born in Jaffa in the 1850s he says he fathered 65 children, oldest 79, youngest 16, and heads a “calling of the 12 tribes” cult with farms in Michigan and homes in Newark and Miami. He cites adherence to laws of God and nature for longevity and describes a global spread of his brand.
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Sarah
Abraham
New York
Israel
Joseph B. J. Abraham
Philadelphia
American Austomobile Association
Newark
N. J
Pyramid
Egypt
House of Abraham
Johannesburg
South Africa
Joseph
Baldwin
Lake County
Mich
Earth
Jaffa
Palestine
Miami
Fla
Mary Jane Sarah White
Muskogee
Okla
Joseph B. A. Abraham
Ace
Gen White Warns Against Sole Missile Defense
General Thomas D White Air Force chief warns a Maginot line style reliance on missiles risks national security He says abandoning manned bombers could be fatal to the United States and urges a balanced approach reflecting history and future needs The warning appeared in censored closed door testimony to the House Armed Services Committee backing cautious bomber to missile transition plans from both House and Senate groups
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Washington
UPI
Thomas D. White
Air Force
Fiee
United States
White
House Armed Services Committee
House
Senate Armed Services
Gusty winds lash Southland as crewed ship rescue unfolds
A refrigeration ship LUSS Sirius faced a fatal gale off Southland with three men washed overboard while tying a small host aboard. A Coast Guard rescue spurred a Benner rescue near the whale boat, three sailors saved, three others missing. Helicopters plucked three more. Coast Guard issued small craft warnings from Point Concepcion to Oceanside as 40 mph gusts hit Los Angeles County. Power outages struck Van Nuys, with signals affected. High in Long Beach reached 76 after a 51 low. snow fell briefly in Big Bear and Idyllwild while Tejon Ranch received .08 inch of rain. Wind-driven sand lashed Palm Springs.
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USS
Benner
J.B. Drachnik
Mainway Drive
Rossmoor
J. R. Sorenson
Machine List
A.b.nahors
Foslea
Coast Guard
Point Concepcion
Oceanside
Los Angeles County
Weather Bureau
Long Beach Municipal
van Nuys
Long Beach
Big Bear
Matson Sees Record Loss From Hawaii Service Woes
Matson Navigation told stockholders in San Francisco that Hawaii passenger and freight service losses are the most serious the company has faced. First quarter net loss after tax credits reached 935000, versus 9391000 profit in 1960. Hawaii freight loss before tax credits ran 1291000 and passenger service loss 790000, with no second quarter dividend planned.
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San Francisco
UPS
Matson Navigation Company
Fri
Matson
Hawaii
Randolph Sevier
Bethlehem
Hawaite
Hey. Com
Hollywood blaze devastates hillside homes near Mount Lee
Witnesses describe houses crackling as flames roared across ridges near Mount Lee. Fire captain estimates as much as 250 acres burned. Evacuations included a Catholic girls school and 150 Girl Scouts from a camp. Fire winds and dry spell fed multiple fires threatening midcity hillside residences and two Gardena homes.
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Mount Lee
Observatory
A. Catholic Girls’ School
Gardena
Carlton Avenue
Farmona Avenue
Oklahoma Picnic Scheduled May 12 in Bixby Park
The All American Indian Drum and Feather Club and the Long Beach Municipal Band will perform at the annual Oklahoma picnic in Bixby Park Sunday, May 21. Registration begins at 10 am. The program will be from 1 to 4 p.m.
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All American Indian Drum and Feather Club
Long Beach
Bixby Park
Brown Vetoes Vote on Redevelopment
Gov. Brown vetoed a bill to require referendums on local redevelopment plans, saying it would delay urban renewal. The veto message notes safeguards exist and petitions could trigger referenda even with as few as 1,000 signatures, delaying projects. Brown also announced a state wide conference on water conservation.
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Jerry Harrell
Sacramento
Brown
Bruce V. Reagan
Pasadena
Governor backs water and education issues in Sacramento session
A rambling report from Sacramento notes Governor Sala outlining water conservation measures and drought strategy. It mentions a $425,000 study on recreational development for the Sacramento River and various legislative references, including appointments to the State Board of Education and debates on land and school district policies.
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Brown
California
Sacramento
Senate
Nathaniel S. Colley
Board of Education
Callan
Nis
Dee
Waldie
Beatin
Asulivany
Rendan
Ibs
Brown's
Nathanial
Colley
Banimain
Scott
State Board of Education
Alta Panved Vacraney
Francisco
Elfiott
TeLatte
O.fresna Schank
Fermitt
Patenis
Thera
Lando Regnites Law
Monterey Parc
Dixeantimiet Mavanen
Ate
Nanay Neanset
Régevien
Dsacnion
New Strife Seen by Bourguiba
United Nations Tunisia leader Habib Bourguiba warned Friday that war could resume in Palestine without a favorable Arab refugee settlement. He urged before the September 19 General Assembly that Algerian nationalists and French forces settle the Algeria rebellion, and said the Arab-Israeli dispute cannot be solved by negotiation without fundamental agreement.
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United Nations
N. Y
Habib Boursguiba
Tunisia
Palestine
U.N. General Assembly
Algeria
Bourguiba
U.N. Correspondents Association
Dag Hammarskjold
U.N. Council
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