Fishermen Stranded Rescued After Night on Barge Off Seal Beach
Two Whittier fishermen, ML Heinemann and Terreldaphnegn, spent a harrowing night aboard a barge off Seal Beach after their 14 foot craft swamped. Rescued by a tug at dawn, they had alerted Coast Guard when they failed to return. Heinemann, LA police lieutenant, and his son-in-law were cold but unharmed. boat found on the beach near Seal Beach pier.
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Whittier
Seal Beach
Ely Uaseaanee
Sen ML Heinemann
Vaneport Ave
Los Angeles
Terreldaphnegn
Seagard
Alamites Bay Yacht Club
Coast Guard
Heinemann
Fmotor
Seal Beach Pier
Bayee
Pauling Digtamee
Los Angeles Police Department
Johnson
University of Southern California
Jerrold Johnson
Russell M. Heinemann
Ishermen
Chuck Sundauist
Insurance rate cuts cut Long Beach driver costs
Reductions announced by two national underwriting bureaus lower premiums for Long Beach drivers. Kesler of the Long Beach Insurance Assn says average driver saves about 14 dollars yearly, with additional cuts for comprehensive and liability coverages. Younger and educated drivers see extra savings as safety and law enforcement push premiums down.
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Naional
Joseph Kesler
Long Beach Insurance Assn
National Automobile Underwriters Assn
National Bureau of Casualty
Kesler
Long Beach
Los Angeles County
Kester
Fort Bnox
Fliers Released After Chinese Imprisonment Reach Hawaii
Chinese prisoners freed after more than two years in Communist China land in Hawaii aboard the Bataan at Hickam Air Force Base. Capt. Harold Fischer, Lt. Lyle Cameron, Lt. Col. Edwin Seller, and Lt. Roland Parks lead the group, greeted by officials and media. Families await Thursday reunion as the airmen enjoy Western-style meals and a Welcome reception plan. News conference slated for Wake Island leg.
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Hawaii
China
Manchuria
Hong Hong
Hickam Air Forcs
Long Beach
Hong Kong
Red Cross
Flers
Harold Fischer Je
Swea City
Iowas
Bataan
Ihicks
Guam
Andersen Air Force Base
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Air Force
Hickam
Truck Drivers Turn Down Latest Offer
Gnion truck drivers ap parently are turning down managements latest offer, and the West Coast trucking tie up went into its 13th day today with no solution in sight. Union officials said that scattered locals voted Tuesday to reject the offer while holding official tallies Thursday. California Trucking Assn offered 8 to 10 cents an hour raises, with a base pay of 7.214 an hour and pension demands not met. Local No. 692 and Local No. 208 held votes in Los Angeles, with results showing rejection or strong opposition. Salt Lake City and Dover locals also rejected while Phoenix and Tucson locals voted almost unanimously against. The strike began two weeks ago, shutting down lines and idling some 28,000 union members and 100,000 workers, including 5,000 Southern California auto workers. Goods piled at Long Beach and Los Angeles harbors as the Los Angeles Steamship Assn urged shippers to arrange immediate removal to prevent port paralysis.
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California Trucking Assn
Southern California
APL Teamsters Union
Trucking Association
Long Beath
iTeamsters
Los Angeles
Legion Stadium
Los Angels
Creight
Los Aneles
Iocal
Salt Lake City
Utah
Teamsters
Dover
sEka
Catelasné
Panenix
Tusson
Celfornia Trucking Assa
Mmembers
Southern Califfs Euto
Studebaker
Chrysler Assembly
Long Beach
Los Angeles Steamship Assn
S. J. Hindle
Fatal Strangling Case Tied to Chewing Tobacco
R. Ritter, 8, died Tuesday after culling grass beside a stream. Coroner reports autopsy found the boy strangled by a piece of chewing tobacco lodged in his throat. The incident is being investigated. no other details given.
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Roward
R. Ritter
Ritter
Ford Strike Postponed to Monday
The CIO United Auto Workers Union extended Ford Motor Co contract to Monday morning for more negotiations. Walter Reuther and Ken Tranron said Ford made a new proposal but negotiators remain split on key issues including guaranteed annual wage and contract duration. About 2,050 South Chicago workers quit in anticipation of a strike. a moratorium on public statements was set as talks continued.
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UPI
CIO
United Auto Workers Union
Tat For Motor Co
Walter P. Reuther
UAW
Ken Tranron
Ford Department
Ford
Wil
Feather
Reuther
Fort Company
Aetrclas
Chicago
TIAW
Rewther
Atl
Weather forecast notes partly cloudy sunshine and wind
A weather update says partly cloudy skies with considerable sunshine on Thursday. Locally windy conditions expected and temperatures slightly warmer across the area.
Evacuation Test Planned by Pentagon in June
The Pentagon will try to gauge how quickly 25 000 workers could evacuate the Tab labyrinth building in a simulated attack. The June 15 Operation Alert will include 15 000 workers from 30 agencies sent to secret sites nearby while Pentagon staff stay in place. A traffic plan aims to move 9 000 cars from two large parking lots into a complex net toward highways with minimal jams.
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Washington
Military District of
Pentagon
Gunmen rob warehouse manager during Tuesday robbery
A masked pair robbed Alfred M. Lewis wholesale grocery at 1131 Gaviota Ave, taking cash and non negotiable checks and contracts. Victim John J. Stanley described a 35 year old gunman. Police continued to hunt the two bandits after a briefcase and car were discarded in Hollywood.
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Gaviota Ave
John J. Stanley
Puente
Gimen
Neith Svele
Benkt
America
American Ave
E. Léth| St
Melrose Ave
Hollywood
Stesie
Auro
Bank of America
4Th 81
Pine Ave
Gerry and Berry
Ato
Steele
Death claims third Russ General in week
Moscow report from the Sover armed forces newspaper Red today announces the death of Qsevolod V. Zhukov a communications expert and the third Soviet army general to die this week. Zhukov joined the Red Army in 1919 and the Communist Party in 1932. He held the Order of Lenin and had four times been awarded the Order of the Red Banner.
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Sover
Red Today
Qsevolod
V. Zhukov
Hel
Zhukov
Red Army
Compaunist Party
Tvenin
Neighbor Pushes Car Aiding Burglar Escape
Pi-Mia Dian de Trapale arrived home Tuesday to find a burglar attempting a rear window entry. The fleeing thief got into a driveway car, which would not start until a neighbor pushed it to start. The burglar waved and left as police arrived.
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Los Angeles
Mia Dian de Trapale
Los Angeles Bonds Defeated In Park Stadium Issue
Los Angeles voters defeated a 4 5 million bond for a baseball park and sports stadium by 160 187 to 331 894. They rejected a 35 300 000 citywide parks expansion, but approved a 4 306 million bond for new five stations and a remodel. Incumbents Harry Tinnnen and Donreld Pugh lost or faced mixed results amid education policy disputes over UNESCO materials. Georgiana Hardy won a Board of Education seat, while Emery S Petty lost statewide.
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Los Angeles Volurs
Board of Education
Los Angeles
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Wimian
Petty
Palm Springs Mishap Hurts L. B. Couple
A freak traffic accident in Palm Springs injured Long Beach residents Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Brisson. The 72 and 70 year old couple were hospitalized after a parked car rolled forward as the man tried to retrieve a dropped crutch. The woman suffered a broken shoulder and fractured pelvis while the man was treated for shock.
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Palm Springs
Joseph Brisson
Temple Ave
Brisson
Four killed in light plane crash near Uniontown
Four men from Gettysburg, Hanover, and Taneytown died when a single engine light plane crashed into Laurel Ridge during a thunderstorm Monday night about 18 miles north of Neve. The wreckage was found Tuesday. victims included Glen, Joam, president of Gettysburg Motor Co, and Roy E. Lambert.
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Uniontown
Anapolis
Pennsylvania
Laurel Ridge
Neve
Glen
Joam
Gettysburg Motor Co
Gettysburg
Floyd E. Gieman
Hanover
Roy E. Lambert
Taneytown
Boy Vanishes While Fishing Near Somes Bar
In a Deer Liels Flat area near Somes Bar a 7-year-old boy named Fabby Daven port disappeared during a fishing trip Sunday. Harris Fuller, his father, said Batbey returned to retrieve his hat and did not come back, prompting authorities to mobilize bloodhounds and responders Tuesday to aid in the search.
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Yreba
Jock
Fabby Davenport
Deer Liels Flat
Somes Bar
Harris Fuller
Batbey
Where to Find It Miscellaneous Page Listings
The notice lists where items appear in the newspaper including Beach Combing on Page F-1 and Boyle on Page A-21, Bridge on Page A-21, Classifieds on B-16 to B-15, Comics on B-8, Crossword on A-14, Editorial on A-20, Financial on B-2 and B-3, Obituaries on B-2, Shipping Table on B-10, Sports on A-22 to A-25, Theaters on B-7, Tides and Temperatures on B-10, Wilson on A-21, Women on B-4 to B-6, Your World on A-2.
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Boyle
Wilson
Four Children Perish in Fire at Manchester Home
In Manchester, Ohio, four Frederick children died in a house fire while two twins Judy and Joyce, aged six, perished in their downstairs room. Their father Kenneth Frederick broke a downstairs casement window trying to rescue them but could not re-enter. Three other siblings survived, including 15-year-old Michael with a leg injury and 12-year-old Thomas. Sue Ellen, 9, and Kenneth Jr, 17, escaped downstairs with Sue Ellen awakening their father. The blaze began in a drape near the twins’ room and spread rapidly after the father retrieved a fire extinguisher.
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Ohio
Manchester
Here
Judy
Joyce Frederick
Kenneth
Dennis Frederick
James
Frederick
Michael
Kenneth Jr
Sue Eilen
Thomas
Sue Ellen
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