U S Tycoon Places Record Ship Order
Ludwig 55, head of National Bulk Carriers, places five new tankers order in Japan for 104500 deadweight each, total about 25 million per vessel. Largest private fleet claim rivals Niarchos and Onasis, first ship due early next year.
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Amerl
Ludwig
Daniel KE
National Bulk Carriers, Inc
Jexcaed
New York
Niarchos
Stons
Onasis
Motgiver
Golers
Corm
Kure
Eworld
Japan
Stavras Niacchas
Aristotlé Onasis
United States
Retirement near as Marine Captain is jailed for embezzlement
Captain George Henry Willers a Camp Pendleton disbursing officer faces three years in prison after being found guilty of embezzling government funds. He admitted gambling away funds in Las Vegas and pilfered money at Camp Pendleton between July 13 and 22. Willers who lived in Oceanside California with his wife and four children faced five years of probation after release. his attorney argued for leniency noting his potential retirement income.
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Camp Pendleton
U.S
James Carter
George Henry Willers
Carter
Wilers
FBI
Willers
Las Vegas
Ney
Oceanside
Lakewood Woman Dies in Vallejo Area Crash
Mus Virra Wharton Beaver of 3847 North Fidler Street Lakewood was killed Monday in a collision between a car and a truck-trainer at Cordelia north of Vallejo. Her husband R Beaver aged 60 was critically injured. Lawrence E Anderson 53 of Woodland drove the truck-trainer and was not injured.
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Virra Wharton Beaver
North Fidler St
Lakewood
Cordelia
Vallejo
R. ©. Beaver
U.S. 40
Lawrence E. Anderson
Woodland
Proof Demanded of Phone Firms Over Rate Hikes
The Los Angeles area faces proposed higher message unit charges as four telephone firms including Pacific Telephone and Telegraph, General Telephone Co., California Water and Telephone Co, and Sunland-Tujunga Telephone Co must file full cost reports. The state Public Utilities Commission ordered the submissions Monday.
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General Telephone Co
Whith
Long Beach
Los Angeles
State
Pacific Telephone and Télegraph Co
California Water and Telephone Co
Sunland-Tujunga Telephone Co
AP Exec Retires In San Francisco After Four Decades
Thomas L. Gard, longtime chief of the Associated Press traffic bureau in San Francisco, retires after a 41 year career. Gard has served as a key AP executive since joining the bureau in 1983, overseeing operations and newsroom coordination.
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San Francisco
Thomas L. Gard
Traffic Bureau
Associated Press
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