CSLB Braces For Next Move by Protesters
Campus activists at California State College at Long Beach prepare for a new demonstration over a ban on sculptor Bill Spater's nude works. A 10 am meeting in the free speech area is planned with protesters signaling a definite march while campus and city police remain on alert after Wednesday's administration building arrests.
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California State College
Long Beach
Bill Spater
CSLB
Robert Ehrlich
City Police Department
Ehrlich
Jack Shainline
Three Die In Holiday Los Angeles County Crashes
Three people died in separate traffic crashes as Memorial Day weekend began in Los Angeles County. Ethel Vincent 72 of Whittier was killed in a two car crash near Diamond Bar. Roy Vincent 71 was hospitalized in serious condition. Albert Hopkins 18 of Pomona was booked on suspicion of manslaughter. Arlington Harvey 57 of Diamond Bar later died from injuries after a crash on Brea Canyon Road. Emery Brownfield 58 of Los Angeles died in a head on collision on La Brea Avenue. Aurel Samanc 24 of Hawthorne was booked on suspicion of manslaughter.
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Ethel Vincent
Valley View Ave
Diamond Bar
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Pomona Valley Hospital
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Pomona
Arlington T. Harvey
Brea Canyon Rd
Orange County
St. Jude’s Hospital
Fullerton
Los Angeles
Emery Brownfield
South la Brea Ave
Aurel Samanc
Hawthorne
Fire damages bleachers at Manual Arts High School
A deliberate fire destroyed a section of bleachers at Manual Arts High School’s athletic field causing 20 090 dollars in damage. Nine city fire units battled the blaze in 25 minutes with minor water damage to nearby locker rooms and arson investigators on scene.
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Manual Arts High School
Robert Radke
Chamber President to speak at Long Beach breakfast
John Barrett chamber president will address the Long Beach Chamber of Commerce Breakfast Club on Wednesday at 7 15 a m at Crown Cafeteria First and Alamitos streets He will report on the U S Chamber of Commerce annual meeting he attended.
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Long Beach
Missing Bell Gardens children found safe after overnight search
Three children Jackie Lego 8 Peggy Feist 8 and Andrew Feist 11 were located unharmed after sheriff deputies and Sky Knight helicopters combed the Bell Gardens area overnight. They were found cold and hungry sleeping under a stairwell at an apartment building.
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Looted Army Gun Parts Recovered by Harbor Police
Harbor Division officers piece together stolen Army machine gun parts from a burglary between May 16 and 19. They have a 50 caliber barrel, a trunion block, a weapon mount, and a protective hood found near Banning Park in Wilmington. Police fear more weapons may be missing.
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L A City Schools Brace for Strike
Los Angeles schools faced a potential third teacher strike in California as more than 2500 substitute teachers prepared to fill classrooms. AFT Local 10-21 threatened walkouts over pay, while the Association of Classroom Teachers urged members to stay on duty. The district offered 6 percent. AFT sought 8.8 percent. Civil Defense siren tests were set for 10 a.m. across Los Angeles County.
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California
American Federation of Teachers
Jack Crowther
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