Million at Beaches Guards Rescue 50
The September heat drew nearly a million to Southland beaches on Sunday as calm surf and bright sun brought huge crowds. Lifeguards rescued 50 in all, with 16 rescues logged in Long Beach area including Alamitos Bay and Colorado Lagoon. Coast Guard cutters aided several incidents, towing the sailboat Lady Liz after two Torrance men were rescued, and a lone swimmer off Malibu Pier was picked up after falling from a sailboat. Santa Monica reported the largest crowd at 325,000 as warm weather was forecast to continue.
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Southland
Long Beach Beach
Alamitos Bay
Colorado Lagoon
Lth District US
Coast Guard
Torrance
Los Angeles Harbor
Ralph Allen
LaSalle Ave
Ron Anderson
Lady Liz
Nini
Santa Monica
Coast
California Visitors Find Washington A Travel Paradise
A Washington state tour by a California editorial staff reveals Californians favoring Washington destinations from Spokane to the Pacific coast. They note numerous California plates at Gardner Cave and Lake Roosevelt and report many travel patterns, with some Californians choosing to relocate to Washington towns like Bellingham and Lummi Island while others remain visitors.
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le Beckman Af
Washington
Northwest ‘Travel Bureau
Bob
California
Gardner Cave
Metaline Falls
Colville
Stevens County
Franklin D. Roosevelt Lake
Coufee Dam
Canada
Bellingham
Seattle
Mt. Baker
Priscilla Gutknecht
Long Beach Motive
Don
Mel Miller Led Marines to Tijuana Bullfight Honor
Mel Miller and Marine Capt. Joe Gestson spent a sunlit day in Tijuana as guests of a bullfight in Miller’s honor. Matador Luis Procuna dedicated a fighting bull to him while Miller’s Laguna Beach group departed from the Sandpiper Bar amid cheers. Mrs Miller in Peoria longs to join him as business calls flood in.
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Mel Miller
Tijuana
Mel
Joe Gestson
California
Luis Procuna
Mexico
Miller
Laguna Beach
Peoria
Lll
Laguna
L B Woman Goes on Trial in Paris
Gloria de Herrera, daughter of a Long Beach couple, goes on trial in Paris for aiding Algerian rebels. At 30, she faces a military tribunal with 22 Frenchmen and Algerians, accused of sheltering rebels and aiding their transport and funds.
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L.B. Woman
Paris
Gloria de Herrera
Long Beach
Miss de Herrera
Martin de Herrera
Angeles
Petaluma Ave
Ieee
Anil Herrera
France
Ptison
Jungle boy Timmy finds help after encounters with police
Seven year old Timmy known as the Jungle boy is repeatedly in juvenile custody. Two DeMolay youths Erving Goldberg and Bob Wall aided him with funds for a bicycle after seeing his plight at the Wilton Hotel. The DeMolays turned the bike and Timmy’s case to juvenile officers hoping for a new life and home.
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Timmy
Po- Wee
Tiny
Wilton Hotel
the Wilton
Erving
Bob
al Sprague
L B Mans Shooting Jails Suspects After Gaffney Wounding
Three white men were arrested in connection with the Friday shooting of Long Beach Negro Robert Lee Shirley in Gaffney South Carolina. Governor Hollings and SLED integrated the inquiry. Shirley, 25, a nursing assistant at the Veterans Hospital, was wounded and later reported recovering after a bullet was removed from his abdomen. His mother three sisters and a girlfriend were with him during the incident. The suspects names were not disclosed while they provided statements.
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Long Beach
Gaffney
S.C
South Carolina
E. F. Hollings
Robert Lee Shirley
Veterans Hosiital
Shirley
E. Esther St
SLED
J. P. Strom
Rose Discussion Set on Feeding Spraying and Hints
A Littlefield meeting of the Downey Rose Society was reported for 3 p.m. Thursday at Park Field House. The burglary case involved a theft of 1603 dollars worth of electronic equipment from a home in San Gabriel. Joel Poppy St. Sunday, Harold T. Bigelow, and 2150 were noted in connection with the discussion.
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Harold T. Bigelow
Joel
Poppy St
Littlefield
Big San Gabriel Rose Society
Hiss
Furman
Park Field House
Downey
Meet Your News Paperman: Donnell Culpepper's Rise
Teen reporter Donnell Culpepper began at 17 covering a murder and eight more ax killings as a police beat journalist for the Waco News-Tribune. He later became editor of The Independent Press Telegram and writes Fishing Around. Culpepper, the oldest staffer at the Press-Telegram, joined in 1924 and excels in journalism, hunting, and gardening with his wife Lenora and son Don.
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Donnell Culpepper
Culpepper
Brazos River
Waco
Tex
Daily
Waco News- Tribune
Culpep
Independent
Press- Telegram
Press-Telegram
Ammer Homes
Better Homes and Gardens
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Pine Avenue
Stanley King
Debbie
Stanley
Shirley King
John H. Neagle
Bob Sanders
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Malibu Pier
Beach
Malcolm
Spokane
Indian Canyon Golf Course
Stan Evans
Garden Grove
Lake Chelan
Cascades
Columbia River Gorge
Washinton
Oregon
Vancouver
Island
Capital
Olympia
Mt. Ranigr National Park
Tacoma
Bremerton
Hood Canal
Port Angeles
Lyyhent
George S. Standard F
San Fernando
Californi
the Southland
Gloria Deherrera
Erving Goldberg
Warwond St
Lakewood
Bob Wall
48Th St
L.B. Man
Teener
Temple
Per
Lenora
Don Culpepper
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