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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1969

Page

9

Mansell seeks another copter to cut Long Beach crime

Long Beach City Manager John R. Mansell proposed buying a Hughes model 300 helicopter to expand aerial patrols after crime rose only 0.7 percent in the past year. Robbery, burglary, and auto theft fell notably as the city first deployed regular aerial surveillance in 1968. The replacement helicopter, like the existing two with new safety seats, would cost about 45000 dollars and help resume efficient operations after last year's crash.

Long Beach John R. Mansell Mansell

Sailor Denies L. B. Slaying of Ex-Wife

A 27-year-old Navy petty officer pleaded innocent to murdering his ex wife Margaret Ann Lamarr 27 at her West Long Beach home after an argument Oct 27 He appeared for a preliminary hearing before Judge Carroll M Dunnum Rae stationed at Miramar Naval Air Station is father to Lamarrs two children Russell 8 and Carlyn 7 Investigators said Rae told officers I think I killed my ex wife The trial was set for Jan 5 in Department C Long Beach Superior Court.

Navy West Long Beach Thomas Garvin Rae Margaret Ann Lamarr Santa Fe Ave Long Beach San Diego County Rae Imperial Beach Miramar Naval Air Station San Diego

Abandoned Tot: Charges Against Mother Dropped

District Attorney declines to file a complaint against Christa Koenig an unwed German immigrant who abandoned her five day old baby on the steps of a North Long Beach church She faces a misdemeanor citation for endangering the life of a minor in Long Beach Municipal Court The infant was placed in a foster home after being found at Community Brethren Church Miss Koenig a nurse aide at St Marys Hospital was released from Beach jail She said she would reclaim the baby and explained she was too weak to care for the child The case involves a note tied to towels and a bag of formula and diapers left with the infant

North Long Beach Christa Koenig Long Beach Miss Koenig St. Marys’ Hospital Beach Community Brethren Church Orange Ave Harry A. Johnson Market St Koenig Washington, D.C Jordan High School St. Mary's

Long Beach Community Activities Schedule

At 1 p m various events include Tom Moses leading a children's drama class at Actor's Workshop 2020 Atlantic Ave and free psychiatric counseling at Long Beach Free Clinic 1043 Pine Ave. Also at 2 15 p m the Long Beach Municipal Band performs at Lincoln Park and Junior Theatre presents Wind in the Willows at Wardlow Park Clubhouse 3457 Stanbridge Ave. Evening offerings include a 7 p m recital by Sally Letterington at Music Hall 127 California State College and an Advent Conatas concert with instruments and soloists at First Congregational Church Third Street and Cedar Ave.

Tom Moses Actor’s Workshop Atlantic Ave Wind In the Willows Wardlow Park Stanbridge Ave Sally Letterington Music Hall California State College At Long Beach Advent First Congregational Church Third Street Cedar Ave

City Auditor Urges Oil Wells Study in Harbor Parcel A

The city auditor recommends studying 16 Atlantic Richfield harbor area wells to decide on redrilling or remedial work after no work in 1968-69 and production drops across wells. ARCO says production is reviewed and will be analyzed for the Oil Properties Department. Parcel A oil proceeds fell, with 3.497 million barrels shipped, down 15.9 percent year over year.

Atlantic Richfield Co Department of Oil Properties Murray T. Courson Parcel A Courson

Moon Flight Tribute Lights Christmas Tree Lane in Long Beach

Long Beach’s Christmas Tree Lane adds a 20 foot moon model with Apollo craft and two astronauts. The display runs nightly from Monday through Christmas with music and Santa visits, built by Public Service Department volunteers along Daisy Avenue.

Christmas Tree Lane Moon Flight Long Beach Pacific Coast Highway Hill Street Santa Claus City Public Service Department Douglas Aircraft Co Public Service Department

Ocean Boulevard Hosts All Western Band Review Parade

Ocean Boulevard in Long Beach will host the 29th Annual All Western Band Review with 74 high school bands and about 50 000 spectators. Nearly 8 000 musicians baton twirlers drum majors and drum majorettes participate as awards are handed for six class winners and individual top performers. Mayor Edwin W. Wade presents trophies during a 6 30 p m program at Long Beach Arena.

Ocean Boulevard Falcon Avenue Cedar Avenue Long Beach Edwin W. Wade Long Beach Arena

Hosmer Makes Good Recovery After Eye Surgery

Rep. Craig Hosmer of Long Beach is recovering from cataract removal surgery at Bethesda Naval Hospital Maryland. Doctors called the operation a complete success and he has taken ten days official leave starting Monday. He is expected to be released next week to continue recovery at home.

Craig Hosmer Long Beach Bethesda Naval Hospital Maryland Hosmer

Postal workers award two heroes for daring rescues

San Pedro Letter Carriers Branch 1292 plans citations for Officer Manuel Pacheco and Captain Argus Abney at the Elks Club. Abney helped save a woman from the Vincent Thomas Bridge tower on February 12, while Pacheco restrained a man from leaping from a Point Fermin cliff on August 3. Alfred Guth will present the honors.

San Pedro National Association of Letter Carriers Abney Vincent Thomas Bridge Pacheco Point Fermin Alfred Guth Carriers’ Group Larry Young Peter Gravett Harbor Division Police

Ex Skipper of Queen in Town for Two-Week Visit

Capt. J Treasure Jones the Queen Mary’s last skipper arrives in Long Beach with wife Belle for a two week holiday. They attend a December 9 Queen Mary Club banquet marking the ship’s second anniversary in Long Beach as a museum and hotel convention complex. Jones, 63, lives near Southampton and has received many honors for guiding the liner on its final voyage.

J. Treasure Jones Long Beach Jones Belle Queen Mary Club Southampton England Emperor Haile Selassie Ethiopia Dwight D. Eisenhower

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