Long Beach Voters Approve All 11 Ballot Issues
Voters approve a sweeping set of measures including airport expansion with a 10,000 foot runway and a Douglas Aircraft Co. program, hospital and park bonds, traffic facilities, four branch libraries, and Harbor Board contract extensions. Associated entities include Local 448 UAW AFL CIO and Douglas Aircraft.
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Douglas Aircraft Co
448
Uaw-Afl-Cio
Lakewood Bhd
Spring St
Long Beach
Douglas
Lakewood Blvd
Civic League
Harbor Board
Chinatown Bullets Kill 2 Wound 1 in Boston
Fum Lee, 50, former Chinatown restaurant owner, killed Jim Chin Kai, 50, assistant secretary of the Chinese Merchants Association, and wounded Wong Jayne, 59, Chinatown mayor, before Lee was fatally shot by police. The shootings occurred on a Chinatown Merchants Building balcony and in a conference room as merchants watched. Police say Lee burst into the room to press his case in a deportation matter and began firing after being told nothing could be done.
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Boston
UPI
Chinatown
Fum Lee
Jim Chin Kai
Chinese Merchants Assn
Wong Jayne
Chinetown
Lee
Jayne
Chin Kai
Ind
Mallon
Tan
Ares
Horniout
Policr
Midtown
Beith
Long Beach and Los Angeles traffic notes drive election wins
Long Beach leaders celebrate passage of an airport runway extension while the city hails a public safety and juvenile facility plan. A British traffic expert warns Los Angeles faces London level congestion as freeways reshape urban speed. he credits LA for bold freeway initiatives.
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Los Angeles
Lord Lucas of
Chilworth
London
Lord Lucas
England
Ike May Start Health Tests on Saturday
The White House said President Eisenhower may go to Walter Reed Hospital Saturday to begin a new full scale physical examination. Four doctors will perform the tests which could be announced Tuesday or the next morning. The outcome could affect his decision on re election but he said he would base it on how he feels rather than the doctors report.
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Washington
White House
Eisenhower
Army
Walter Reed Hospital
James C. Hagerty
Boy Dies Fishing At Verdigris River Ice Accident
Independence Kansas reports Abi Frederick Stewart, age 4, drowned Thursday while ice fishing on the Verdigris River. A 4-year-old companion escaped unharmed after they fell through the ice.
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Independence
Ken
Abi Frederick Stewart
Verdigris
Navy air crash drill triggers emergency response
In Hawthorne a Navy drill caused ambulances and sheriff deputies to rush to a simulated crash near Walker Lake after a radio alert from Washoe County. Thomas Boak, Mineral County deputy, said the alarm tested the response as the simulated scene played out on airwaves.
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Hawthorne
New
Upi
Walker Lake
Thomas Boak
Mineral County Sheriffs
Washoe County
Aero
Boak
U N Chief Dag Hammarskjold Arrives in Jakarta
U N Secretary-General Dag Hammarskjold arrived in Jakarta for a two day Indonesian visit as part of a world tour visiting U N members.
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U. N
Jakarta
Indonesia
Up—Uny
Dag Hammarskjold
Hammarskjold
Gas bill probe centers on last minute cash offer
Case tells quiz about timing of his Senate speech as Neff from Sioux Falls and Kahler arranged a $2500 contribution. Steadman pressed whether Case sought details before the vote. Case said he learned Jan. 25 of Neff’s money and Feb. 1 told Falls druggist Griff Falls campaign funds would be returned if the bill passed against his position.
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Charles W. Steadman
Case
Senate
Steadman
Neff
E. J. Kahler
Sioux Falls
S.D
Kehler
Paul Whaley
Kahler
South Dakota
Cat
Case Carlien
Hainer
Kalter
Wolf
John Griff Falls
Mad-Dog killer captured in spree linked to six slayings
Investigators said Leslie Irvin, alias Victor Davis, confessed to killings in Indiana and Kentucky while facing extradition for murder and robbery charges. He fled Princeton on a blizzard trek, stole a car, and was later captured after authorities traced him to a Los Angeles contact. Victims included Goebel Duncan family members near Henderson, Kentucky, and others in Indiana, leaving a survivor in Dorris Ray Duncan.
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Mary Holand
Wilhelmina Sayler
Solitude
Ind
Goebel Duncan
Henderson
Wee
Michigan City
Stong
Hall of Justice
Los Angeles
Davis
Victor Davis
Leslie
Irvin
Indiana
O'Keefe
Springfield
Mac Cozad
Nebraska
Princeton
Oll Davis
Ievin
Las Vegas
Grove
Lost
L Angeles
L. M. Davis
Bartlesville
Okla
Kerr
Trvin
Hugh P. O'Brien
Indiana Corrections Department
Evansville
child= hood
Hes
Raymond
Dorris Ray Duncan
Duncan
Prospective mother rabbit in car at Padway Motors
A gray and pink automobile at Padway Motors Inc. housed a new family of six rabbits after a prospective mother rabbit found the back door open. The agency has fed the family and kept the car motor running at night to heat the vehicle.
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Foney Nursery
Cleveland
Padway Motors Inc
Keat
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