Harbor Commission Hears Oil Drilling Plans Near Harbor District
The Harbor Commission on Monday heard proposals to drill 20 to 30 oil wells outside the stipulated tidelands line seaward of which drilling was halted. Wells would be located about 400 feet landward of the Point Fermin to Gaviota Ave line, in parcels under contract to Long Beach Oil Development Co. and Richfield Oil Corp. The discussion included plans to develop some 500 acres south and east of current activity with 75 wells plotted, and the use of water injection to improve recovery. No action was taken on development of the two untapped areas in the harbor district.
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Sex Psychopath Sent to Norwalk Hospital
Miguel Salvador of Wilmington was found to be a sexual psychopath and committed by Superior Judge Joseph M. Maltby to an indefinite period at Norwalk State Hospital. Salvador, residing at 26ml, Monday was committed following the court decision.
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Three Convicted in Riverside Sheriff Bribery Case
Three men Ned Piper Eads Alvin Schoncke and Edward Bilbrey were convicted of conspiracy to offer a bribe to Sheriff Joe Rice to permit a gambling casino at Palm Springs. Judge Russell Waite imposed prison terms from four to fourteen years and fined defense attorney Philip Gilbert. A fourth defendant Don Parker was acquitted. A retrial on the bribe count is set for November third.
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Demos See 1954 Farm Belt Issue in GOP Conservation Hike Vote
Democratic leaders claim the 1954 farm belt issue could rally voters as Senate debates a $225 million authorization for soil conservation payments to farmers who follow approved practices. The Russell amendment failed 38 to 38, with Nixon not breaking the tie, and factions warn of farm impact and political consequences in next year’s elections.
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Israeli editor cleared of defaming Dulles in Jerusalem
The Jerusalem court acquitted the editor of the Communist newspaper Kol Haam of defaming U S Secretary of State John Foster Dulles ahead of his visit. The ruling ends these charges related to articles in the Israeli press.
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