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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1964

Page

2

Witness Testifies of Beating Before Webster Prosecution

A major prosecution witness in the Michael Webster case testified Friday that she was beaten three days before court. She said a woman friend assaulted her after she announced she would testify for the prosecution, while Webster and co-defendants face charges including child abuse and marijuana. Long Beach detective Jacobsen corroborated parts of her story but denied authorizing the defendant to enter bars as the trial nears a jury decision.

Michael’Webster jProsecution Webster Tonald Adler Charles Slemionis Superior Court Fred Miller Enr Long Beach

Retrial Denied in Rossmoor Wiretapping Case

Orange County Superior Court dismissed a motion for a new trial for Harvey G. Wolfe and James J. Potter both of Los Angeles who were convicted July 29 of wiretapping Lloyd Gummere leader of anti administration residents at Rossmoor Leisure World in Seal Beach. Sentencing scheduled for next Friday.

Rossmoor Orange County Superior Court Harvey G. Wolfe James J. Potter Los Angeles Lloyd Gunmere Seal Beachy Guimere St. Andrews Drive

Woman driver survives 76 foot plunge at Crystal Cove

Mrs. Leonora Pratt, 26, of South Laguna, rode a rear engined car off a 75 foot cliff on Pacific Coast Highway near Crystal Cave Laguna Beach and walked away with a small cut after sideswiping another car. Passenger Melvina Kilgore, 47, of Del Mar, was shaken as her vehicle rammed an embankment.

Crystal Cave Laguna Beach Leonora Pratt Bert Boyle Pratt Seacliff Drive South Laguna Pacific Coast Highway Joel Taylor Crystal Cove Melvina E. Kilgore del Mar

Cerritos Reduces Tax Rate By Five Cents

Cerritos Junior College District plans a tax cut of about 5 cents this year as a $20 million in lease in wassessed valuation and a reduction in bonded indebtedness lower the rate to 79.58 cents per $100 assessed valuation from 84.459 cents. President Jack W. Mears says further substantial reductions are expected after Downey joins on July 1, 1965.

Cerritos Junior College Henry Korsmeier Cerritos Jack W. Mears Downey

Long Beach Aids Valparaiso Sister City Student

Long Beach plans to fund a Valparaiso student admission to a West Coast college, likely University of the Pacific, Stockton, with 1500 Jogal funds. Vice Mayor James Hayes announced the plan at a Sister Cities luncheon honoring Chilean Independence Day, with consular officials and local leaders present.

Long Beach Valparaiso California James Hayes University of the Pacific At Stockton Hayes Sister Cities Committee Elks Ledge E. Willow St University of the Pacific Chile Miguel Bravo G Gen ‘Eral Los Angeles

Paddleboarder Capone finishes coast voyage to Newport Beach

Larry Capune of Orange Coast College completed a paddleboard odyssey from San Francisco to Newport Beach aboard a 14 foot board aided by a powerboat flotilla. He battled fog near Oxnard, rough seas, and near Fort Ord while sharks loomed. Escorts welcomed him at Newport as he plans rest.

Larry Capune Orange Coast College Newport Beach San Francisco Menaper Don’ Elder Caprnad Oxnard Capone Fort Ord Monterey Patti Powers San Clemente Costa Mesa Norman Watson

Four Men Post $220000 Bail In Ski Troop Bandits Case

Four men nicknamed the ski-troop bandits posted a total of 220000 bail after being charged in a series of armed robberies and an assault in which an off duty deputy was wounded. The group targeted Boys Market Lucky Market the Turf Club and three Long Beach restaurants. The elder Stevens faced three armed robbery counts and one assault charge while the others faced four armed robbery counts and one assault. Preliminary hearing set for Tuesday.

Dist Gordon Jacobson George Earl Sproul Ave Norway Joé Chandler Dawson Ave Tong Robert Stevens Sproul Avenue Paul Stevens Stevens Boys' Market Carson St Torrance Lucky Market Spring St Long Beach Turf Club Oodl Telegraph Road Pivo Riveral Jerold J. Jones

Tidelands Study Ends in Anaheim Assembly discusses tidelands control

A two day hearing in Anaheim featured Hugo Fisher of the State Resources Agency urging a moratorium on tideland grants and an inventory of lands. He urged uniform policies and revised state structures. Marin County counsel Douglas Maloney pressed repurchase of lands when in public interest. Additional hearings will follow. La Mirada meeting noted.

Anaheim Hugo Fisher State Resources Agency Assembly Committee On Natural Resources, Planning and Public Works Douglas J. Maloney Marin County Joe A. Gont Estelle S. ‘Troupe Oin L. Z'berg Sacramento Gonsalves Dairy Vailey la Mirada Bu I Charter House James Bramble Jin Anahelis

Bank cash heists hit Pico Rivera branch in one week

United California Bank at 8737 Washington Blvd suffered two robberies. Friday a dark compexted man with bronze revolver took 1129. Monday a thin man with reddish blond hair used an automatic pistol and demanded money from a teller. Both robbers fled, possibly by car, in separate incidents. Authorities note distinct suspects.

United California Bank Washington Blvd Pico Rivera Jenny Haddad Norwalk

Norwalk Democrats to debate Prop 14 effects at meeting

The Norwalk Democratic Club will discuss the pros and cons of ballot Proposition 14, the initiative opposing the Rumford Act, at their next meeting Thursday at 1 pm in Nuffer School.

Norvalk Democratic Club Lpm Nuffer School

Fraternity Rushing Party May Face City Prosecution

City hall faced complaints over fraternity rushing parties held in an R-2 zone at 2301 E First St. Sigma Chi rented the house during rushing period drawing a 10 day vacate notice from City Prosecutor James T. Starr. City Manager Mansell weighs police watch over repeat late, noisy gatherings. neighbors report up to 60 attendees.

John R. Mansell James T. Starr First St Sigma Chi’ Sigma Fraternity

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