Newport Beach Man Impresses in America’s Cup Rivalry
Thomas Dougan of Newport Beach comments on Australian sailors dominance as the Columbia is unloaded from the President Buchanan and sent for repainting. Dougan, who bought the Coleen last March, aims to represent the United States in a 1967 challenge. The piece notes his family involvement and the ongoing preparations in San Pedro Harbor.
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ED Kenyon
Thomas Po Dougan
Newpare Beach
Columbia
Buchanan
San Pedro
Tougan
America
Boupan
Guy Suilataling
Dougan
United States
Australia
Los Angeles
CPR
Upjohn Co
Torrance
Donia
Bob
Von
Deagan
Somo
Pat
Mike
Late Judge's Son Faces Assault Hearing on Bail
Long Beach men Lyman B Sutter Jr and Rodney Dick were freed on bail after being arrested near Ocean Boulevard on a night of gunfire and pursuit. Officers Nutter and Albright recovered a .25 caliber pistol and other items as witnesses placed the men at a motel door. Sutter, son of the late Judge Lyman B Sutter, claimed innocence and said he pursued a thief. preliminary hearings set for Wednesday.
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Long Beach
Hosiman B. Sutter
Munday
Nutter
Sutter
Ocean Boulevard
Bennett Ave
Nutley
Uva
James J. Wilson
Boss Nutter
Ken Albright
Last Elocean Blvd
Pan
Ocean Biya
Tourghiy
Hey
Suiter
Carringer
Poliee
Nulter
Lyman B. Sutter
Parade prompts altered Belmont Shore bus routes
The Forty Ninety Flame parade disrupts bus service along East Second Street from Park to Claremont Avenues. Long Beach Public Transportation Co and MTA reroute via Livingston Drive and The T bypass around the parade route as announced by the City Bureau of Franchises.
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Bis
Belmont Shire
East Second Street
Park and Claremont Avenues
Long Beach Public Transportation Co
MTA
Livingston Drive
City Bureau of Franchises
Fricau
Chamber backs Prop 2 to fund college facilities
The Venice chamber of commerce endorsed Proposition 2 in a 380 million bond issue for college facilities. Resolution approved this week by the chamber board cites financing for upgrades and new buildings.
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C of C
Sin Peels Chaney of Commerce
Band of Directors
Election Day Offices Close in State City County
State county and city offices will be closed Tuesday for Election Day. Most businesses and some public facilities will follow regular hours. Public schools federal offices libraries and banks remain open. Garbage collection crews keep normal schedules. Bars will close during voting hours.
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Vly
Long Beach
Apm
Honor Gold Star Mother to Attend Long Beach Veterans Day
Mrs. Margaret A. Lee of Denver national president of the American Gold Star Mothers, will be the special guest at Long Beach Veterans Day ceremonies Sunday. She has devoted her life to Gold Star and war veteran activities since losing her son, a sergeant in the Army Air Corps, in May 1944. In Long Beach she will ride in the Veterans Day parade, attend a banquet at the Lafayette Hotel, and visit local Gold Star Homes.
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Margaret A. Lee
Denver
Colo
American Gold Star Mothers
Long Beach
Lee
Army ‘Air Corps
Veterans Bay
Lafayette Hotel
Gold Suir
Marines Helicopter Squads In Viet Nam See Dual Success
Lt General Charles Hayes reports eight Marine helicopter squadrons operated in South Vietnam over 30 months. They carried nearly a quarter million Vietnamese troops, logged 50 thousand flight hours and 70 thousand sorties, and moved over one million pounds of cargo. He urges more trained technicians and financial incentives to keep Marines in service amid rising equipment complexity and housing issues around Southern California bases.
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Marine Corps
Soerh Viet Nam
Ammantant
Navy League
Disneyland
Anaheim
Charles III. Hayes
South Vietnam
Hayes
Tree Root Damage Sparks $25,000 Claim in Long Beach
Margaret J. Martin of 5530 Mezzanine Way filed a $25,000 claim Friday at the Long Beach city clerk for injuries after a tree root allegedly raised and broke a sidewalk across from her home. She says she fell, injuring a tooth and knee, chin, hand, back, and shoulder. The claim awaits referral to City Council.
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Isis
Long Beach
Margaret J. Martin
Jobs for Unemployed Youths L.B. Group Seeks U.S. Aid
Long Beach's Community Welfare Council seeks federal support under the Economic Opportunity Act to create jobs for youths. A survey says 474 youths could be placed in jobs with area agencies if funds are approved, with a request for up to 90 percent federal cost-sharing and a 3300 million appropriation at stake.
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Long Beach
Community Welfare Council
Cry
Cry Council
CAVC
Don Gill
Specia Study Cumentitiee
Heist
Bank Loot Recovered Minutes After Downey Bank Heist
Downey police nabbed three suspects within minutes after the Bank of Downey robbery on Bells iMower Boulevard and Imperial Highway. Russell Eugene Riley, Melvin Leroy Barksdale, and Homer Willie Gallagher, all 19 to 22, were traced by car description and a bank-supplied license number. Cash and a revolver were found under a mattress at Gallagher's residence, with serial numbers matching bank records.
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Bank of Downey
Bells iMower Boulevard
Imperial Highway
Downey
Ian
Jack Martin
Downey Police Department
Jare Russell Eugene Riley
Alburtis Ave
Norwalk
Melvin Leroy Barksjule
Avon St. Downey
Homer Willie Gallagher
Bank Em Joyes
Martin
Riley
Gallagher
Downtown Downey Parking Study Under Way
A city survey by the Downey Planning Department assesses downtown parking to guide future solutions. Reports from the chamber of commerce and Navy League influence the effort, with planning director Griselle and Col Evans Carlson noted in the process.
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Downey
Chamber of Commerce
USMC
Douglas Workers Get Raise Tourly
Douglas Aircraft Co announces a one cent per hour raise for 13 000 hourly workers at Long Beach and Torrance facilities effective Monday. The raise aligns with a rise in the cost of living index and will add about 270 000 dollars to the annual payroll.
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Douglas Aircraft Co
Long Beach
Torrance
Death Crash Driver Gets Prison Term
John Henry Guyot 36 of 1820 W Witlow was sentenced to state prison by the Supreme Court for manslaughter in the death of sailor Ronald Burge 22. Witnesses said he had been drinking heavily and traveling at high speed before his car carrying several hitchhiking sailors rolled over on Terminal Island. The driver showed a severe impairment after the incident.
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John Henry Guyot
Superine
Ainge
Maurice C
Guyot
Witlow
Terminal Island
Ronald Burge
Paramount Florence signals to modify traffic at Downey
Spindel, public works director, announced a modification project will finish Monday at the Paramount Boulevard and Florence Avenue intersection. The $13,700 effort funds installation of left turn signals in all directions using state gasoline tax funds.
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Paramount Boulevard
Florence Avene
World Views JEK Murder as a Coup, Ex-General Says
Ex general Jarwin A. Walker tells Anaheim crowd that Lee Harvey Oswald acted for Communist aims and that Kennedy’s murder was a coup. He predicts Cuba could be won by psychological warfare and disputes the Warren Report, saying Oswald planned an attack on him. The remarks tie Oswald to a broader conspiracy narrative.
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Jek
Jarwin A. Walker
Lee Harvey Oswald
Walker
Kennedy
Anaheim
Central Baptist Church
Dallas Jhome
Kennedy Tulfilley
Oswald
Ty Walker
Jack
Ruby
Rubens
Cuba
U.S
Tie
Warren
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