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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1964

Page

2

Cities Set Memorial Day Tributes for Fallen Heroes

Memorial Day services and parades mark the day across Norwalk Long Beach San Pedro Wilmington Gardena and Orange County. Navy Marine and American Legion groups sponsor ceremonies at multiple sites with wreaths salutes and taps. Flag protocol calls for half staff until noon then full staff until sunset.

San Pedro Channel Sex Wilmington Cemetery Chamber of Commerce Marine Corps Long Beach Nayal Station Roosevelt Memorial Park S. Vermont Ave Gardena George Murphy EY Toro Marine Corps Air Station Orange County Fairhayen Memorial Park Santa Anz Soldiers Monument Santa Clara Avenue Westminster — Westmin

Death of Reporterlinked to Horseplay by Two Ex-Long Beach Officers

Former Long Beach police officers Creighton Wiggins and Erol Greenleaf faced manslaughter charges in Municipal Court over the April 23 death of Independent Press-Telegram reporter William Hunter. At a 40 minute hearing Judge John Spence ordered them to Superior Court on June 22 to enter pleas, after prosecutors argued vicarious liability in their "horseplay" that led to a fatal shot. Both men were held without bail.

Long Beach Creighton A. Wiggins Jr Erol Greestea John C. Spence Jr Wiggins Greenleaf Superior Court Independent, Press-Telegram William B. Hunter Hunter Public Safety Building Spence Robert Castillo E Fred Lightner Dist Lynn D. Compton Compton Judzeé Spence Lightier

Gyrating dancing issue reaches Long Beach court

In Long Beach a municipal court trial questions whether Li'l Abner's bar offered gymlike entertainment without a license. Police describe waitresses gyrating in a twist and limbo style, while defense cites unclear definitions and emphasizes uniforms. The case rests on interpreting local entertainment rules.

Long Beach

On Stage both plays and programs for Memorial Day

Today in LE a series of stage events includes All for Mary at Community Playhouse 5201 E Anaheim St 7 30 pm Under the Yom Yeu Tree at Magnolia Theater 2400 Magnolia Ave 8 20 pm The Balcony at Off Broadway Theater 211 Lime Ave 8 30 pm Candida at Theater Upstairs 35 Locust Ave 8 20 pm A Memorial Day Observance presented by Peterson Post No 27 American Legion Veterans Memorial Building Broadway at Cedar Ave 12 30 pm

All For Mary Community Playhouse Anaheim St Magnolia Theater Magnolia Ave Lime Ave Morgan Hall Locust Ave Peterson Post No American Legion Veterans Memorial Building Broadway Cedar Avenue

Board approves spot zones for expansion and church

County Planning Commission approves two zoning exceptions. Gary Hathaway and Glenn Moss gain permission to add 1,700 square feet to a 2,144 square foot medical building at 42 E Carson St for a dental office. A church for about 50 seats is to be built on Compton Blvd east of Central Ave, per Joseph E Moore of Los Angeles.

Ission Carson Compton Gary Hathaway Glenn Moss Carson St Compton Boulevard Central Avenue Joseph E. Moore Los Angeles Bervins

Supreme Court to hear California senate reapportionment suit

Supervisor Frank G Bonelli announced that a notice of appeal has been filed with the U S Supreme Court seeking direct review of California Senate reapportionment. Bonelli called the move highly significant as the high court has agreed to act before summer recess on related apportionment suits in other states.

Frank G Bonelli Supreme Court Los Angeles Samuel W. Yorty California Senate Bonelli Senas California Supreme Court Bonelli and Yorty California’ Secretary of State Senate US Supreme Court High Court California Borel

Memorial Day in Long Beach 1914 Civil War veterans parade

May 30 1914 in Long Beach featured a large Civil War and Spanish American War veteran parade with City Band National Guard units and veterans groups. The event included speeches by G A R post commander, floral tributes, and a memorial program at the cemetery, marred only by fines for gambling later that day.

Long Beach G. W. Wilcox Grand Army of the Republic California Odd Fellows’ Hall Company H National Guard Sons of Veterans Woman's Relief Corps Ladies of the Gar Daughters of the American Revolution Ladies Auxiliary Sam Browne American Avenue Long Beach Boulevard Broadway Pacific Avenue City Park Almerica Ruth Arnold Long Beach Mess Providence George E. Reed Bay View Pine Avenue

Three Orange County Men Indicted for Bank Fraud

Three ex Orange County businessmen were indicted by a federal grand jury on six counts of grand theft for forging invoices to secure over 187000 from the Tile Banking Co of New York. Casmir Jacinski Richard Keith and Edward Terfansky were seized. two others remain at large with bail set at 5000 each.

Orange County New York Textile Banking Co New York City Casmir Jacinski Broadway Anaheim Richard Keith Saretiago Ave Villa Park Edward Terfansky Passdena Hearpet Santa Ana Stanton New York Bank Southland Carpet Company Keith Stacinski Ter Fansky Pasadena

Three D A Candidates Outline LA County D A Qualities

Three candidates for Los Angeles County district attorney presented qualifications to Long Beach Bar Association members as the primary race nears its end. Marley Bowler and Vincent Dalsimer spoke. Evelle Younger, unable to attend, was represented by George Johnson who highlighted Younger’s law enforcement background and strong endorsements. Dalsimer stressed high level administration, civil rights, and crime solution leadership, while Bowler emphasized experience as defender and deputy attorney general and the need for broad leadership in crime policy.

Los Angeles Long Beach Bar Association Dep Marley Bowler William B McKesson Superior Court Vincent Dalsimer Lawyers’ Organization Virginia Country Club Evelley Younger Rostrem Long Beach George Johnson Johnson Younger FBI Pasadena Youngers Eugene Biscailez Dassimer al Bowler Los Angeles County Manley Bowler Vincent Dassimer

Students Honored for Chemistry and Law Enforcement Roles

Frostman Ralph Knights of Engiewood and senior Howard Stephans of Long Beach are honored by the California State Long Beach unit of the American Chemical Society for outstanding work in chemistry. The article also notes Bowler, a long-time Los Angeles County district attorney official, touting his experience and leadership in law enforcement.

Frostman Ralph Knights Engiewood Howard Stephans Long Beach The lAmanican Chemical Society

Beaten Wife Dies After Fight With Paramount Husband

Wanda Lee King, 31, of Paramount, died at Long Beach Hospital after a predawn assault by her husband Heerran King of 721933 E Compton Blvd. He was booked at Lakewood sheriff's station on a murder charge. King told investigators they fought at about 115 am and he knocked her down before placing her to bed. She died at 3 pm from extensive head injuries.

Paramount Lakewood Sheriff's Station Long Beach Community Hospital Herrean King Compton Blvd Wanda Lee King King Mr. King St. Helen's Bellflower Wacxruff Long Beac Hospital

Bellflower Teachers Win Salary Boost for 1964-63 Budget

Bellflower Unified School District trustees approve a teacher pay raise averaging 3.78 percent for the fiscal year 1964-63, adding about 135000 to the district personnel budget. Superintendent W Norman Wampler notes new scale ranges from 5400 to 10500 with boosts varying by experience and education levels.

Bellflower Unified School Ditrict Dstrict W. Norman Wampler

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