New Judge to Go on Bench Now
Sacramento Municipal Judge-elect Michael J. Yelovich of San Pedro Monday was appointed by Gov Edmund G. Brown to begin serving on the bench immediately. Yelovich, elected Nov. 8, wasn’t scheduled to join Los Angeles Municipal Court until Dan, 2. He lived at 1023 Magren Ave, San Pedro, and from 1947 to 1950 was a deputy city attorney in San Pedro before practicing law there.
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Simon Quits Post at Wheeling Steel in California board shakeup
Norton Simon of Hunt Foods and Industries resigns as Wheeling Steel director and chairman. Robert M. Mortis reports Simon had held about 10 percent of Wheeling Steel stock. Gus Simon’s replacement by Announced successor T. Levy, a Goldmann Sachs partner, leaves chair vacant until 1964.
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Leslie Resigns as Douglas Co Vice President
Douglas Aircraft Co announces the resignation of A V Leslie who has served as vice president finance since 1962. He will devote personal interests and remain on the board while continuing as a consultant on financial matters. The annual California Patten Exhibit and Casting Exhibit will be held at Long Beach Arena May 8 to 12 with over 120 booths.
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Complex coastal weather forecast across multiple regions
Variable cloudiness with sun across downtown Long Beach and surrounding areas. Highs near 70s in some stretches with increasing clouds by Wednesday. Ventura and desert regions show mostly sunny to partly cloudy skies, with highs in the 60s to 70s and cooler nights. Offshore winds light to moderate, transition to westerly by evening, with tides and sun moon data noted.
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Books That Beat Censors Display At UC Irvine Library
Library at the University of California Irvine plans a display titled Books That Beat Censors showing works such as Dante's Divine Comedy The Book of Common Prayer Gullivers Travels and Tropic of Cancer along with a Bible themed display for the holidays Librarian John E Smith notes past bans including Adventures of Tom Sawyer in 1885 and January plans to showcase French manuscripts owned by Jean Laubert of Laguna Beach A separate report notes a theft of a 25 caliber pistol from a car owned by Ronald E Webster of Long Beach police said Monday.
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Anaheim Hit by Beauty Queen's Fatal Crash
Karen Peterson of Placentia died in a Riverside Freeway crash while beauty queen status and a claim for 201,488 against Anaheim surface as dangerous highway condition. Linda Watson of Yorba Linda, also a beauty queen, was seriously injured but recovered. Both students at Fullerton Junior College. City Attorney Geisler to recommend claim denial.
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Vital Statistics Death Notices Summary
City and surrounding area record a batch of death notices listing names ages and addresses. Individuals include George J. Arry 57 Robin Leavy 19 Carroll M Lewison 67 Mallida McKee 28 Thelma Sloane 83 Grorac Swyder 85 Paul Ray Strong 64 and Ansel Vanarsdall 47 among others. Died Saturdays Sundays and Fridays at various streets and avenues in Lakewood Downey Anaheim Paramount and other locales.
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Two Arraigned in Flying Vice
LAS VEGAS UPI Two Southern California men were arraigned in U S district court on federal indictments linking them to a flying prostitution ring. Harry Oringer 45 of North Hollywood pleaded innocent for transporting women by charter plane between Las Vegas Baker and Barstow for immoral purposes. Donald Partridge 25 operator of a Barstow bar pleaded innocent to conspiracy charges. Judge Roger Foley ordered both men to appear for trial February 7.
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Taxpayers Union Seeks Court Action on Prop 14
The American Taxpayers' Union asked the California Supreme Court to void Proposition 14, arguing the measure failed to clearly state it included a $10,000 yearly salary increase for 120 legislators and altered initiative effects. Wayne Knowles, president of the group, filed the suit. In Oklahoma, Wagoner County Court handled the death of Pamela Brumble and four children found in their home after employer reports and neighbor Roy Tyler reported the scene.
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Petition Notes Hidden Salary Increase for Legislators
A suit contends the proposed salary rise for lawmakers was not disclosed in the title or analysis in the voter's pamphlet. Voters had to read 26 pages of fine print to learn of the increase, with the analysis suggesting a five percent yearly boost atop the $6,000 salary.
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