L B Rail Line Revival Projects Map Transit Expansion
The plan outlines a 227 mile rapid transit backbone from downtown Los Angeles to El Monte and Long Beach and Buena Park lines on maps. Trains of two to six cars would run at 34 to 70 mph through a new backbone subway with no fare rise if approved. Surface or overhead sections may extend to Long Beach and Buena Park, with monorail still considered.
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Los Angeles
el Monte
Long Beach
Buena Park
P. E
Dominguez Avenue
Los Angeles River
Eyraud
Ocean Boulevard
Lindale Avenue
Orange County
Bylaud
MTA
Customs Official Admits Port Site Would Cut Costs
A Customs officer argues locating a facility at the harbor could cut costs by reducing messenger and transport expenses. He discusses a subport concept with an appraiser’s warehouse at the harbor while maintaining a district HQ in the Los Angeles Civic Center, noting potential build costs and the impact on Long Beach and Wilmington.
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Customs
Harbor
Los Angeles
Stashinear
Gov
GSA
Lawson B. Knott
Joe Evins
San Pedro
Strubinger
Civic Center
Customs Service
Evins
Civ. Center
Long, Beach
Wilmington
City of
Threat to Bomb Freedom Ride Plane Forces Bus Protesters Back
A bomb threat halted a biracial freedom riders flight from Birmingham after bus drivers refused to transport them. The flight to New Orleans was canceled. no passengers boarded as authorities cleared the plane. The group had earlier faced violence in Anniston and Birmingham as white mobs attacked riders and newsmen.
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Birmingham
Ala
UPD
Alabama
South
Tha Factarn Airlinne
Fru Aasufe A Emenmligd Lnb
New Orleans
The
Congress On Racial Equality
Atlanta
Anniston
Als
Freedom Tiders
Washington
Greyhound
Widow asks quiet rites for Gary Cooper burial
Hollywood mourners prepared for a private service as Gary Cooper lies in state with a requiem mass at the Church of the Good Shepherd Beverly Hills. About 100 police will control crowds expected to number in the thousands while admissions are by family cards. Monsignor Daniel Sullivan will preside the Mass with Archbishop Timothy Manning delivering the eulogy.
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Hollywood
Gary Cooper
Church of the Good Shepherd
Beverly Hills
Daniel Sullivan
Cooper
Timothy Manning
Los Angeles
Renewal of Nuclear Tests Urged by 6 Retired Officers
Six retired military leaders and a former ABA president urged President Kennedy to resume nuclear tests immediately. The group, organized by the American Security Council, called for tests in space and underground and urged dismissal of current Geneva talks on a test ban. They argued Soviets refuse genuine negotiations and push terms while the United States suspends tests. The committee includes Boyd Wright and other high ranking officials from the military and academia.
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Chicago
American Bar Association
Kennedy
Boyd Wright
ABA
ASC
National Strategy Committee
China
United Nations
United States
Geneva
Business
Ords
Wright
Lt Gan
Edward H. Almond
Jorse Jones
Haan i Sil Ca
Blattanc
Naval
Fresioms
Fourastar
Navy
Chester 'c. Waterman
Eorpe
Quashington University
Gen. A. Forenar
Governor Warns Against Protection For Protest Bus March
Patterson stated that citizens of the state are so enraged that he cannot guarantee federal protection for the group riding in buses. He told U.S. Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy he opposed federal shielding for the rabble-rousers and warned of possible violence.
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U.S
Patterson
Doctor’s New Pains Treaty in Long Beach Clinic
A fragment describes a Long Beach medical ad noting poor circulation and varicose veins. It claims Dr. Duncan, D.C., offers a treatment to relieve muscle spasm and congestion, improve sleep, and restore work ability. Contact offices at 2501 E Broadway for appointments.
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Long Beach
Duncan
D.C
Broadwap
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Louisville
Indianapolis
Pine Bluff Way
Minneapolis
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