Costa Mesa Crash Kills Man. Multiple Injured in Freeway Spills
A Costa Mesa man died and several others were hurt in a series of crashes on the Newport Freeway and local streets. Authorities report a 21-year-old Camp Pendleton Marine and two Anaheim drivers were among the injured, with power outages affecting the Garden Grove area. Both victims were transported to Hoag Hospital and Long Beach Naval Hospital for treatment.
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Len Maffioli
David A. Reeser
Long Beach
Mary Sullivan
The
California Angels
Reeser
5Th St
Marine Corps
California Angeles
Angels-Twins
Anaheim
Costa Mega
Newport
Liles
Robert B. Ralierd
Sabtilly St
Manchester Avenue
Ana
Forrest Duncan
Y Walnut St
Shaka
Orange County
Santa Ana
Cal Ceriter
Pan
Highway Patrol
Ipgres Poes
Westcliff Mortuary
Hoag Me
Barry “L. Morgan
Newgirt Beach
Marual
Richard A. Lauchner
Camp Pendleton
Morgan's den
Garden Grove
Foster Road
Douglas P. Marshall
Marine Vietnam
Long
lReach Naval Habnital
Strike at Long Beach Valve Firm Over Pay Dispute
Production at 3201 Walnut Ave plant halted as IAM and Supal Valve Corp clash over wages. Five hours of talks failed to bridge a five cent gap. union plans possibly to call for a broader truck strike, while company officials weigh next moves.
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Ema Ate Fer
Cifice Valve Corp
Long Beach
Uniton
A. J. Sax
IAM Focal
Stanley Daniels
Whelout
Pacific
Walnut Ave
Station Robber Eludes Pursuers
A bandit robbed a Santa Ana gas station Friday night and escaped with 250 dollars. Arthur Hall worked alone at 17th Street and Grand Avenue as the robber entered, showed a four inch revolver and demanded cash. Two bystanders chased the bandit, who jumped into a getaway car. despite a two mile pursuit, he escaped with the loot.
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Santa Ana
Tway
Arthur Hall
17Th, Street
Grand Avenue
Hull
Tohber
Nebraska Picnic Set by Bixby Park Sunday Afternoon
The Nebraska State Society holds its annual winter picnic on Sunday afternoon at Bixby Park, inviting members and guests to gather for socializing and food.
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Nebraska State Society
Bixby Park
Radios Break Silence Calling All Libraries
In Long Beach public libraries today from 1 to S pm amateur radio operators from the Associated Radio Amateurs of Long Beach will run ham stations at each library. Visitors can talk to hams in distant cities and learn how library materials support hobbyists while the stations simulate disaster conditions where barns supply the only communications system.
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Long Beach
Associated Radio Amateurs of
Public Service Radio Club
Nate Brightman
Long Beach Municipal Court adopts daily jury trials
Long Beach Municipal Court will speed trials by using the same panel of jurors as Superior Court and holding jury trials daily at 9 a.m. The move, announced by Judge Charles T. Smith, aims to ease Superior Court backlogs. A 13 day trial test showed Municipal Court jurists handled 86 hours of Superior Court cases. The plan could save county funds if statewide juror qualification is centralized.
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Superior Court
Charles T. Smith
Los Angeles County
Kenneth Hahn
L.A
W. Ocean Blvd
Becky Aguilar
Smith
John H. Williams
Elc
Tucker
William V. Combs
Vietnam
Adm
Combs
Long Seach Naval Station
19th Street Park expansion wins federal funds
Federal funds of 452 456 aid the 19th Street Park project in Lynwood now 69 percent toward completion. The city plans a 1 058 661 expansion to 5.9 acres with a multipurpose building and facilities for volleyball basketball softball playground and picnic areas. Open spaces and relocation costs of about 40 000 are included with matching HUD support and praise for Congressman Hosmer.
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19Th Street Park
19Th Street
Rhea Street
Lemon Avenue
Orange Avenue
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
John R. Mansell
Emmet M. Sullivan
Craig Hosmer
Deputies Save Life of Two-Year-Old in Para mount
Lakewood deputies Robert Palmer and Paul Petredis were hailed after reviving two year old Lorne Peterson who stopped breathing and turned blue at a residence. Petredis performed mouth to mouth resuscitation while Palmer rushed to Physicians and Surgeons Hospital in Compton. The child improved to a stable condition and was to stay under observation for two days.
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Lakewood
Paramount
Robert Palmer
Paul Petredis
Little Lorne Peterson
van Vincente St
Becky Jean Carr
Petredis
Palmer
Physicians and Surgeons Hospital
Compton
Linda Peterson
Thomas
Six men and a boy held on narcotics and robbery charges
Six men and a 26 year old boy were arrested Friday on narcotics charges by the Orange County Grand Jury. Additional suspects were sought. Those jailed include George S Brignell 21, Mike R Buckhave 21, Joseph M Genest 20, and Joe Garcia 32 with further names and addresses listed. A separate report states a robbery suspect held up a service station and fled before a police stop.
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Orange County
Grand Jury
Santa Ana
George Sidney Brignell
Jewel St
South Lapuna
Mike Robert Buckhave
Virginia Way
South Laguna
Joseph Michael Genest
Wavel St
Laguna Beach
Juana
Costa Mesa
Joe Garcia
Fern St
Stanton
Ritchard M. Rodriguez
Santa Fe Ave
Tia
Gilbert Rosales
iFern St
Lawrence R. Coombe
Oin
Harbor Blvd
Michael Dugan
Four Charged in Burglary Case with Loot Buyers
Police pursuit in North Long Beach led to arrests of Ernest F. McCoy and Donald F. Bridges. McCoy and Bridges face burglary charges for allegedly stealing items worth 2300 from a residence at 455 E Slst St. Buyers Everett L. Waller and Horace B. Hurung, plus David Ty Frame, were charged with receiving stolen property. Frame was released after no complaint was issued. Bail set at 2750 for McCoy, 1100 for Bridges, 1100 for Waller, and 0 for Hurung.
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Charles T. Smith
North Long Beach
Ernest F. McCoy
Orange
Donald F. Bridges
Quzaha Ave
Slst St
McCoy and Bridges
Everett L. Waller
Joann St
Costa Mesa
Horace B. Hurung
Los Angeles
David Ty Frame
Gundry Ave
Abortion Debate Explores California Law and Rights
The Independent Press Telegram launches a context series by Bill Danean examining whether abortion should be liberalized to allow more therapeutic cases or kept restricted to life–threatening situations. It notes large illegal abortion estimates and ongoing controversy around Senator Beilenson's humane abortion bill.
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California
United States
Anthony C. Beilenson
Tee Garsd
The
Independent
Press- Telegram
Price-Wioling
Bill Danean
Lynwood Woman Kills Husband, Then Commits Suicide
A Lynwood woman shot her husband on the porch of their home Friday night and then killed herself. Monroe P. Morgan, 40, a furniture store employee, died at St. Francis Hospital from a shotgun wound to the chest. Neva Morgan, 8, found herself in the den after the shootings. two grandchildren slept through the incident. Police said she waited for Morgan to return home, then fired as he climbed the stairs. a note indicated fear of her husband.
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Lynwood
Monroe P. Morgai
St. Francis Hospital
Neva
Rayborn St
Monroe
Juana
Morgan
Ibheye
Aussie Scout Invasion Planned for Lang Beach August
About 20 Australian Boy Scouts and 30 adult leaders will visit Lang Beach area August 22 to 29 as guests of the Long Beach Area Scout Council. They travel home from the World Scout Jamboree in Idaho and will tour sights, attend a major league baseball game, and stay with local families. Families from Long Beach and nearby communities are asked to host and join in activities including Disneyland trips. Applications and host details are via the Long Beach Scout office. deadline for host applications is May 6.
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Lang Beach
Long Beach Area
Camp Farragh
Idaho
Long Beac
Sigmel Hill
Lakewand
Dominguez
Bellflower
Wil
Disneyland
Scout Council
Malegin Epley
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Nebraska
Brightman
Itrials
Long Beach Municipal
Land Acquisition
Mansell
Hayy Phole
McCoy
Beillor Bridges
Walter
Harding
Holdup Man
Aussie Boy Scouts
L.B
Sisint Palne
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Wwea Scout Office
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