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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1966

Page

18

Study group urges renewal of alcohol rehab funds in LA County

A Los Angeles hearing urged extending state support for the McAteer Rumford Marks Act to fund alcoholism programs, including the Long Beach clinic. Gov Brown and Gov Reagan both expressed support. Witnesses warned alcohol problems harm families, with cases of crime, poverty, and truancy linked to parental alcohol addiction. County officials cited 1965 66 costs at 3.5 million in probation services and urged outpatient treatment expansion.

Los Angeles Commission of Alcoholism Nicholas J. Khoury Commission Edmund G. Brown Ronald Reagan McAleer Harold R. Muntz Muntz Ium Gerald A. Heidbreder Heidbreder Harbor General Hospital

Gem theft drains $100000 from Redondo Beach jeweler

A burglar opened the safe at Janson's Jewelers on Hawthorne Boulevard in Redondo Beach during the weekend and escaped with unset gems, $1100 in cash, watches, and other jewelry. Police say there were no signs of forced entry and the entry used a Master combination. Investigators from Redondo Beach burglary detail and LA County sheriff’s central burglary detail are on the case.

Redondo Beach Lee Carron Janson’s Jewelers Hawthorne Blvd Carron Leonard Hudson Russell Peliz Reilondo Beach Los Angeles

Port of Long Beach Rejects Cargo Rate Hike Bid

Long Beach harbor officials rejected a proposed 25 percent cargo handling rate increase. The board instructed its Navy liaison to signal other ports it will not raise Long Beach tariffs, citing no present necessity and concern for bondholders. Officials noted Los Angeles threatened action if LB raised rates, while San Diego was unlikely to follow.

Long Head California Los Angeles Long Beach

Rites Set Wednesday for Mrs. Emma E. Thompson

Private funeral services will be held at 11 am Wednesday at Sunnyside Cemetery for Emma E. Thompson 92 former wife of Long Beach city councilman William H. McCoy who lived in Hemet at death Ridings is the port's voting delegate to the CAPA meeting in San Francisco Friday and Saturday. Charles Vickers chief executive officer for the Port of Long Beach voted with other general managers to recommend tariff rate increases in 1959 Long Beach port commissioners declined to support the increase If other ports want higher rates that is up to them William A. Harrington former board president commented Vickers said his vote was a recommendation FDR Jr Kin Dies NEW YORK 2 Mrs Fcke J Perrin 78 mother in law of Franklin D Roosevelt Liberal Party candidate for New York governor died Monday night at her Manhattan home

Sunnyside Emma E. Thompson William H. McCoy Long Beach CAPA San Francisco California Charles Vickers Fbnard William A. Harrington Vickers L.A Fdr Jr New York Hee J. Perrin Franklin D. Roosevelt Liberal Party Fattian Hone

State Seeks Bids on Freeway Projects Valley area roads upgrade

State bids invited Monday for Garden Grove Freeway Orange Freeway Artesia Boulevard and Pacific Coast Highway projects across multiple segments. Work includes channelization and modernized traffic signals from Warner Avenue to Bay Boulevard with a budget of 333000 dollars.

Garden Grove Artesia Boulevard Seal Beach Huntington Beach Warner Avenue Bay Boulevard

Orange Freeway link bonds plan for 5.3 million bond issue

Gov Edward G Brown announced 5.3 million bonds to finance a grade and toll road link between Vincentling three miles of eight lane road and the Harbreeway between La Palma Avenue and Route 57. The project includes six toll structures and a feasibility study due in 45 days. Bonds to be advertised before New Year's.

Edward G. Brown Orange J la Palma Bar Orange Jyear Placettia Avenue Assembly Dowling Avenue Thomas

Costumed Tot Killed by Motorist in Santa Ana

A four year old girl Cynthia Gachupin died after being struck by a car driven by George W. Dorsey as she crossed Bristol Street at Myrtle Street during Halloween in Santa Ana. She was pronounced dead on arrival at Orange County Hospital. Dorsey, 22, of Santa Ana, remained at the scene. funeral services are pending.

Santa Ana Cynthia Gachupin Manuel Gachupin Walnut St Orange County Hospital Harold W. Field Bobby Youngblood George W. Dorsey W. Myrtle St Bristol Street Myrtle Street Bcar Dorsey Cynthia McDougall

Garden Grove Freeway to be landscaped between Trask and Manchester

Garden Grove and Grange will landscape two miles of the Garden Grove Freeway from Trask Avenue to west of Manchester Avenue. Protected plantings include 526 trees 5765 shrubs and 446600 ice plants.

Garden Grove Grange Trask Avenue Manchester Avenue

Tot Shot in Face by Playmate in Apartment Incident

Four year old Michal Humphreys and neighbor Tracy Musqueda were involved when a .26 caliber pistol was discharged in an apartment. Tommy Gore, 5, removed the pistol from a television top and fired. Tracy suffered a severe facial wound, Michal escaped with a sore finger. Doctors treated Tracy at Physicians and Surgeons Hospital Compton and Tracy Elizabeth Mosqueda was admitted in fair condition.

Michal Humphreys Rose St Apt. 6 Paramount Physicians and Surgeons Hospital Compton Tracy Elizabeth Mosqueda Apt. 10 Humphreys Billie Tommy Michael Gore David Gore Apt. 24 Steve Mosqueda Tommy Little Tracy Tracy Dora Jean Musqueda

Damages Lenains' Home Fire Damages Anaheim House

A dining room floor furnace started a blaze in the unoccupied 307 Wilhelmina home of Gus Lenain head of the Anaheim Water Department. Reported by a neighbor around 4 am the fire caused about 263000 dollars in damage. the cause was not determined. Budpeled for widening At-4 am. Gus Lenain was away in Hawaii.

Gus Lenain Anaheim Water Department Hawaii 307 Wilhelmina Ttesia Boulevard

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