Lakewood Driver and Two OC Men Killed in Beach Crash
A three car crash on Pacific Coast Highway near Brookhurst Street in Huntington Beach killed Alfred G. Alcorn, 46, of Costa Mesa, and his 17 year old stepson Michael G. Ford, a sailor stationed in San Diego. Nancy Louise Kent, 21, of Long Beach, and Walter Siebert, 22, also from Long Beach, were injured. Courtney G. Moser, 31, and wife Mary, 27, from Huntington Beach, survived with varying conditions. A separate collision near Bellflower Boulevard and Imperial Highway fatally injured James N. Asolas, 43, of Lakewood. Driver Warren Mitchell, 52, of Compton, and three passengers were treated and released.
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Huntington Beach
Alfred G. Alcorn
Sicily Ave
Costa Mesa
Pacific Coast Highway
Brookhurst St
Hoag Memorial Hospital
Newport Beach
Nancy Louise
Walter Siebert
Long Beach
Courtney G. Moser
Mary
James N. Asolas
Cardale St
Lakewood
Bellflower Boulevard
Imperial Highway
Warren Mitchell
N. Grandee Ave
Compton
Mitchell
Downey Hospital
Pacific Coast
Brookhurst Street
Doctors Propose Arbitration Plan Over Malpractice Costs
A Los Angeles County Medical Association spokesman says doctors and hospitals study a plan to arbitrate malpractice claims to curb soaring insurance rates. High premiums for specialists like surgery and anesthesia push annual costs to 7,500 12,000 dollars, with county doctors averaging about 5,000 dollars.
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Los Angeles County’ Medical Association
California
Waivers' Tient and Population Mobility Questioned
The text argues waivers need not prove negligence only harm and notes population mobility as a factor. It highlights influx of new residents and old residents changing jobs, increasing movement and potential legal implications.
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Tient
UCLA's Red Teacher to Challenge Firing in Court
A 25 year old UCLA philosophy assistant professor Angela Davis will contest the UC Board of Regents decision to fire her for Communist Party membership. Attorney John T. McTernan said the case will be brought to court promptly to protect her rights. A letter from UC President Charles J Hitch notified Miss Davis of the dismissal.
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UCLA
University of California Board of Regents
Communist Party
John T. MecTernan
Angela Davis
Charles J. Hitch
Miss Davis
McTernan
U.S. Supreme Court
Charles’ E. Younng
Melee at Riverside Dance Injures 13 Officers
Riverside police report 13 officers hurt during an hour long melee in the eastern section. A Highway Patrol car was set ablaze and a nearby packing house burned in an arson linked to the disturbance. Sergeant Fry said the clash began at Boardwell Recreation Center when officers moved to eject a youth after a fight.
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Riverside
David F. Fry
Boardwell Recreation Center
Fry
Boardwell Park
Immunization Drive for 50 000 Children Opens Today
Fifty thousand children aged five to nine will receive rubella shots in a federally funded program across elementary schools in Los Angeles County. Health officer Dr. Gerald A. Heidbreder urged parental consent slips, noting the program uses vaccine distribution through schools and warns about potential side effects.
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Gerald A. Heidbreder
Los Angeles County
Teen Girls Survive Cliff Plunge in Bouquet Canyon
Three Lancaster girls Elizabeth Sanford 18 Donna Ellis 15 and Theresa Brotze 13 were trapped after their car plunged 250 feet over a cliff on Spunky Canyon Road about 20 miles southwest of Palmdale. Ellis hiked to summon help. Brotze suffered a broken leg. all were treated at Swan Memorial Hospital.
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Lancaster
Elizabeth Sanford
Donna Ellis
Theresa Brotze
Bouquet Canyon
Miss Ellis
Miss Brotze
Swan Memorial Hospital
Palmdale
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Cherry Ave
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Cali
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Dr. Heid
Finley Packing Co
Davis
Trimar
Georgette Thiere
Dan Kemphouse
Designers’ Circle
Downton Long Beach
Lynn Carol
Marina
Santa Ana
Pomona
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Palos Verdes
San Die
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