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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1960
Page
6
A fragmented astrology section lists astrological signs with date ranges and brief, judgmental guidance. It mentions Aries Taurus Gemini Cancer Leo Virgo Libra Scorpio Sagittarius Capricorn Aquarius Pisces and hints at personal introspection and relationship advice.
Lowell Mellett, 76, longtime newspaper executive and former editor, died Wednesday in Washington after a lengthy illness. He served 16 years with the Washington bureau of United Press and was a manager for Scripps-Howard News and the Paper Alliance. He also was a war correspondent and editor during World War I.
Vital Statistics lists births at Marys Hospital and Seaside Memorial Hospital with names, dates, and addresses. It also records multiple divorce filings in Long Beach and surrounding areas, naming couples and court actions. The notices reflect local families welcoming children and legal separations in early March.
A 19-year-old Montreal man Lawrence Lessard walked to a bank window in Los Angeles and demanded money but found the drawer empty. Bank clerk Eve Casanova refused, a guard nearby helped deter the suspect who fled. Lessard said he had not eaten in four days.
A chaotic airliner incident ends with the bandit escaping after forcing a boarding door and triggering a chase across 200 miles over the Atlantic. The pilot and crew safeguard the 63 aboard while authorities capture the suspect.
University of Southern California records show 3,002 veterans or active duty students enrolled this term marking a first in 15 years with freshmen absent from veterans aid figures. Registrar David Evans notes no new freshmen appear in the veteran benefits list amid campus enrollment shifts.
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