Miss White Hat of 1964 Crowned in Navy Morale Drive
Janice Jackson, 5 foot 6, won the title Miss White Hat of 1964 in a Business Men’s Association contest judged by over 100 members. Five princesses were named to complete the royal court. Jackson will serve as official hostess at the IBMIA White Tint Awards banquet on Oct 4 and represent the association at Navy and community events.
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Independent Business Men's Association
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Royal Court
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Patylene Ermis
Janette Kay Foul
Janet Lyle
Jan Santorno
IRMA
Gene Gallman
Miss Jackson
White Val
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Clint Me
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Phare
Wiute Hat
Janet Jackson
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Janelle Ford
Janet Lytle
Patricia Brandt
Jan Santorna
Darlene Ermis
Rehmanclaims payoff to Supreme Court justice for license back
Affidavits in Los Angeles Superior Court allege Jerome Rehman paid 7500 to attorney Wirin and five thousand to a Supreme Court justice to restore his medical license. Deputy district attorney Sondheim dismisses the claims as false, while Rehman awaits a ruling on his appeal under a one to three year prison term.
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U.S. Supreme Court
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Sondheim
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William E. Douglas
Schweitzer
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Tobias Coskey
Leona Yuate Lanigan
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Carson
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Wirin
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Schweitzing
Wacan Elilitional
Bellflower osteopath freed on bail after stabbing incident
In Bellflower a 32 year old osteopath faced a temporary order from Justice Douglas as a stepbrother case unfolded. Randy Kil, age 10, was stabbed with a 16 inch gopher hook by Darrell Hawkins, 12, during a hose quarrel, puncturing a lung but later reported in good condition after surgery at St Helen's Hospital. The case involves names such as Rehman and Wirin with allegations of paid favors for favorable court actions. The bail was extended to September 25 to allow new evidence on revocation.
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Darrell Hawkins
Young Hawking
Mawkins
Lakewood Sheriff's Station
Janice A. Kilheffer
Rehman
Justice Doughis
Wirin
Dr. Rehman
Urat
Ifis
Fred Okrand
Sments
Sondheim
Schweitzer
Coskey
Miss van Lanigan
Three Hometown Picnics Planned Across Regions Sunday
Sched uled picnics include Central City Nebraska Wilmeet at Recreation Park noon. Brookside Park Pasadena hosts Fall River Day picnic starting 3 am. South Gates Park Graze County Ohio invites exresidents to meet at 1 20 pm.
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Pasadena
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Graze County
Ohio
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Detergent Pollution Sparks Move to Foam-Free Cleansers
An interim Los Angeles water committee heard that soapmakers will shift to saponification changes by June to curb river foam from alkyl benzene sulfonate. The plan relies on voluntary product changes and aims to reduce foaming while preserving cleaning power.
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Maes
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Theode E. Brender
Sergent Association
Breaner
Ailyer Bremer
Ovek
Tours Set How Bad Off Is Library Take Look
Besch's Main Library will host group tours twice weekly in September to show why the proposed 4,950,000 library bond on the November 3 ballot merits approval. If passed, the city can replace the 1903 building. Tours run 6:30 to 7pm Mondays and 10pm to 3pm Saturdays. other times by special arrangement.
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Apartment Manager Charged With Grand Theft
Nina Lee Roberts, 34, manager of three Tong Beach apartment units, is charged with grand theft for allegedly pocketing rent money. Municipal Court Judge John Spence Jr ordered a Superior Court arraignment for Sept 25 and set bail at $1100. Roberts, of 125 E Spring St, was arrested Sept 1 after Kenneth Diamond, owner of the units, filed the complaint.
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Tong Beach
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Rabbit Hunter Shot by Guard in Irvine Ranch Incident
A rabbit hunter was shot by an Orange County deputy while trespassing in a closed fire area on the Irvine Ranch. Jerry L. Roseberry, 28, of Costa Mesa, is recovering after surgery to remove a bullet from his shoulder at South Coast Community Hospital. Deputy James Marlin, not in uniform, said his revolver discharged accidentally while climbing a canyon wall. another hunter, Charles E. Turner, was cited.
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South Coast Community Hospital
South Leguna
Jerry L.roseberry
Maple Avec
Costa Mesa
James Marlin
Irvine Co
Martin
Roseberry
Trvine
al White
Roseberry F
White
Charles E. Turner
Claremont St
Anaheim
Orange County eyes 1968 World Fair site bid
Representatives from 12 Orange County cities formed a four member committee Friday to study bringing the California World’s Fair to the county in 1968 69. They plan to seek a $25 million interim loan and a 600 acre site while inviting the remaining cities and county officials to join the exploration. The committee chairman is Anaheim Mayor Odra L Chandler with participation from Buena Park Brea Fullerton Placentia Orange La Habra Cypress Garden Grove and others. The effort stems from Assemblyman William Walzak and Fair organizer efforts in the parish hall meeting with educators and parents present.
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Anaheim
Odra L. Chandler
Buina Park
Brea
Tustin
Placentia
Orange
Habra
Cypress
Garden
Hely Grove
Fountain Valley
Mus. Innocents
Isilerton
Ruths
Long Beach Performances Highlight Concerts and Play
Rae reports two today in LB with Long Beach Municipal Band at Lingoin Park at 2 30 pm and 7 pm. The stage feature is Green Grow the Lilacs at Community Playhouse 5021 E Anaheim St at 8 30 pm in its last performance.
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Long Beach Municipal Band
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Community Playhouse
Anaheim St
Rare Appaloosa mare Ginger bears twin foals
Howard and Kay Kirkland of Plymouth near Sacramento celebrate ginger the Appaloosa mare giving birth to a colt and a filly. The twins are a rarity in Appaloosas and Ginger, already a three time dam, may become a registered brood mare cared for by vets and the Bowards stud.
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Plymouth
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Rom
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Denly
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Paramount Blvd
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Kirkland Water Trucks
Howard Kirkland
Show-Biz Hypnosis debate stirs entertainment policy talk
Los Angeles officials hear a heated panel on hypnotism in show business and medicine. Dr. Stuart C. Knox of the California Medical Association argues hypnosis is medical and should be limited to qualified practitioners, while entertainment uses face scrutiny from an Assembly subcommittee.
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John i. Chiwell
City Iat Association
Santa Ana
Knox
Medical Association
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