Woman crushed to death by bus in downtown depot
An elderly woman, Louise Milliken, 70, was crushed by a Greyhound bus at the Long Beach Depot on Friday. She later died at St. Marys Hospital after heart massage and surgery. Charles Joslin, 37, died when his car crashed into a pole near Mitchell Avenue. Pauline Joslin, 38, was in serious condition. A third fatal accident occurred north of Gualala, Mendocino County, killing Charles Lee Green and Tony Lopez.
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Long Beach
Louise Milliken
Locust Ave
Charles Joslin
Regwiy Ave
St. Mary's Hospital
Pauline Joslin
Point Arena
Swonan
Milliken
St. Mary’s Hospital
Greyhound Depot
Long Beach Blvd
Casper W. Page
N. West St
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Broadway
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Resqué
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Richard McGuire
Oliver St
San Pedro
What
B Street
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Edith
Pauling Suggests LBJ Can End All War
Nobel laureate Linus Pauling told about 1,000 at Concert Hall that President Johnson could abolish war by endorsing immediate Viet Nam cease fire and negotiating with the National Liberation Front. He urged expanding the U S offer to include the N L F and argued the United Nations could form the basis of a world government to resolve disputes.
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Johnson
Long Beach
United World Federalists
Pauling
Viet Nam
Center For the Study of Democratic Institutions
Arthur Goldberg
Pauls
United States
National Liberation Front
DR. Pauling
Municipal Auditorium
United Nations
Accusations Mount Against Westminster Chief Collacott
Westminster officials prepare at least five new charges against former police chief Conn Collacott. Mayor Justin McCarthy said the complaints allege personal misconduct departmental rule violations and preferential treatment. Cassidy will file the charges Monday as a public hearing looming.
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Westminster Police
Justin McCarthy
Ray Cassidy
Theras
Collacott
McCarthy
Cassidy
Westminster Merit System Commission
Collacatt
Se Qal
Lakewood Youth Committee to survey psychiatric needs
A Lakewood City Council meeting Tuesday will hear a proposal to conduct a survey by Lakewood Youth Committee members to determine if Lakewood residents' psychiatric services from Long Beach Psychiatric Clinic are adequate for local youngsters.
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Lakewood
Lomita Auto Store Fire Damages California Venue
Fire at the U S Auto Store on Pacific Coast Highway in Lomita caused about 7400 dollars in damage, mostly to contents. Deputy John Love of the Lenox Sheriff's Station reported the blaze at 8 20 p m Friday, with firefighters confining it to the first floor of the two story building.
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California State College
Fulerton
Buena Park
U.S
Lomita
John Love
Lenox
Factory Workers Set August Pay and Hours Records
California Department of Industrial Relations reports Los Angeles Long Beach area factory workers posted the highest August pay and longest average work week in 15 years. The average hourly wage rose to 2.10 dollars and the average month’s work week reached 41.4 hours.
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Los Angeles-Long Beach
California Department of Industrial Relations
Long Beach Street Work Tops Ten Million Dollars
City Manager John R Vansell said Long Beach spent about 10.7 million dollars on street projects in the last fiscal year, a rise from the prior year led by the Gerald Desmond Bridge construction. Private contracts and subdivision work add to the total, with roughly 6.7 million for construction and 2.5 million for maintenance.
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Long Beach
John R. Vansell
Gerald Desmond
Harbor
Mansell
Surgeons Test New Wire Method To Halt Pain
Surgeons at Harbor General Hospital Torrance trial a direct spinal cord technique using a fine electric wire heated by radio frequency to block nerve signals and relieve severe persistent pain. The patient remains awake and the approach avoids major surgery, offering immediate relief within minutes.
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Harbor
Alksne
General Hospital
Torrance
Pacific Medicine
Hante Nn
Maui BU Yee
John F. Allisnt
Sea Festival Weekend Events at Belmont Shore and Long Beach
This weekend lists Belmont Pier Fishing Derby by the City Recreation Department open to all, Sea Scout Regatta at Sea Scout Marina, Belmont Shore Napiles Aquatic Festival, Long Beach Outboard Club Poker Run from Second Street, skin-diving hunt sponsored by Long Beach Neptunes, and Marine Science Undersea Frontier Day at Navy Landing with free exhibits including SeaLab and CURV recovery equipment.
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New Sea Scout Marina
Appian Way
Davies Bridge
Belmont Shore
Alamitos Bay
54Th Place
Long Beach
Second Street
Long Beach Neptunes
Navy Landing
Navy
Magnolia Avenue
Spain
Trio Named for Honors at Long Beach Spotlight Awards
Rey, Robert Walker, Mrs. Joyce Jacobowsky and Richard Cline were named as the first annual Spotlight Award honorees by the Long Beach Area Council of Churches for outstanding community service. Harold E. Stassen spoke at the awards dinner at the Lafayette Hotel.
Scientists plan Long Beach voyage to study sea monster
A team led by Prof John Isaacs will sail from Long Beach aboard Ocean Sciences and Engineering vessels to Scripps La Jolla to film a 30 foot sea monster with eyes like dinner plates. Westinghouse's Deepstar previously sighted a similar creature at 4000 feet off San Diego. The expedition uses horse meat bait and an underwater camera to document the怪.
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Isaacs
Deepstar
Westinghouse
Dr. C. §. LaFond
Navy Electronics Laboratory
San Diego
Los Coronadas Islands
Deepstar Iyad
LaFond
Joe Thompson
OSE
Arctic Watter
Alaskan
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