Golden Rule voyage toward Hawaii protests atomic tests
The ketch Golden Rule, with Albert Bigelow aboard, nears Honolulu en route to Eniwetok to protest US testing. Bigelow calls Eisenhower’s inaction on Russia’s offer to halt tests a missed breakthrough as the voyage continues from Los Angeles with expectations to reach Hawaii in a few weeks and Eniwetok in May.
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Los Angeles
Hawaii
Eniwetok
WA. S
Albert Bigelow
Bigelow
Committee For Non- Violent Action
Honolulu
Eisenhower
Russia
Death notices summarize multiple local obituaries
Several local deaths listed with ages and addresses. Charles Hanlin J 75, wife Gladys Cahoone, children Edna Grill and Mary G, service details at Holton & Son Mortuary. Henry Knutson 90, service at Mottell's & Peek Mortuary. Jessie B. Doyle 72, son Henry II daughter Zuena Shaw, service at Mottell's & Peek Mortuary. James Tichenor Cooper 68, wife Esma, sons O R BR J M P, service at Christensen-Pine Mortuary. Edna Whitmore 78, daughter Adelaide. DeWitt Goodrich, service at Patterson. Eliza Samuelson 58, Roy husband, James Reagan brother, Rosary and Mass at Mayfair Church. Charles Bogan 57, wife Helen, daughter Pat Fisher, Arlington Cemetery service. Mildred Maupin 47, service at Sheelar-McFadyen Mortuary.
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Doyle
Jessie B
Daisy Ave
Henry II
Zuena Shaw
Mottell's & Peek Mortuary
Whitmore
Edna R
Gaviota Ave
Daugh- Goodrich — DeWitt
Ray F. Brady
Faculty Ave
Patterson
Mollie A
Harriet Korver
Don Simons
Samuelson
Eliza
Mayfair
Beth C
14Th St
White's Funeral
Hus Bellflower
Roy
James Reagan
Mary
Conrad Rosary
Morell
S & Peel
St. Anthony’s Church
Death notices for Svacina Woodyard Clarke Gray and Haworth
Alber Thomas Svacina 23 of 2082 Adriatic Ave died Sunday with mother Beatrice Clark and father Lois Svacine among survivors. Rosary 7:30 p.m. Michell's & Peek Mortuary. Mass Wednesday 9 a.m. St Lucy's. Ernest A Woodyard 67 of 1182 Argonne Ave died Friday. Surviving wife Eileen and three sisters. Private service Wednesday Mottell's & Peek Chapel of the Palms. George Wilson Clarke 82 of 2415 E 2nd St died Sunday survived by brother James and three sisters. Private service today Mottell's & Peck Mortuary. Maud Ann Gray 68 of 226 Coronado Ave died Saturday survivor sister Bebe and brother George. Service Wednesday 3 p.m. Mottell's & Peck Mortuary. Cancer Fund donations requested in lieu of flowers. Charles I Haworth 74 ...
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Svacina
Albert Thomas
Adriatic Ave
Beatrice Clark
Lois Svacine
Robert Clark
Michell's& Peek Mortuary
St Lucy's Church
Woodyard
Ernest A
Argonne Ave
Eileen
Mottell’s & Peek Chapel
Clarke
George Wilson
James
Mottell’s & Peck Mortuary
Sailor Beaten Robbed Near Terminal Island Gate
A one year sailor at Long Beach Naval Station was attacked late Monday near Gate 1 at Terminal Island. Gene Bergerson told police the robber struck him on the head twice and ribs once, taking his wallet which contained no cash. He was treated at the Naval Dispensary and later moved to the USS Haven hospital ship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Arthur Bergerson
Long Beach Naval Station
Terminal Island
Bergerson
Naval Dispensary
Uss Haven
Contract Talks Continue at Douglas Plant With UAW
Douglas Aircraft Co and United Auto Workers negotiators met today at the plant to discuss a new contract. Officials said progress was made on noneconomic issues while economic wage questions have not yet been addressed. The union has not named a wage increase target and workers remain on the job under an automatic extension of the expired contract dated March 15.
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Douglas Aircraft Co
United Auto Workers Union
Henry S. Phillips
City Rule Merging Debated at Los Angeles Symposium
Government experts debated in Los Angeles about centralizing authority for a region of nearly six million. The Metropolitan Government Symposium discussed the Toronto and Dale County models, with City Atty. Arnebergh noting current cooperative arrangements handle flood control air pollution water and sewage. County Counsel Kennedy urged public education for any consolidation and cited the Lakewood Plan as a factor in county incorporations. Richard Winter cautioned that new cities arose without such plans. Eighty eight new cities in Orange County show varied results. Eighhard Carpenter argued that bigger government may not cut costs and could reduce responsiveness.
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Los Angeles
CNS
Statler Hotel
Roger Arnebergh
Harold W. Kennedy
Kennedy
Lakewood
Richard Winter
The
California Taxpayers' Assny
Orange County
Young Wife Improves After Blood Transfusions
Patricia Armstrong 12, of 13322 Volunteer Ave Norwalk, remains critically ill but much improved after blood transfusions despite religious objections. The expectant mother underwent surgery for a ruptured spleen a week ago. a court ward arrangement allowed transfusions. Her husband Robert 21 and she are Jehovah's Witnesses members.
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Patricia Armstrong
Volunteer Ave
Norwalk
Downey Community Hospital
Unders
Sid
Michael Biggers
el Cajon
Armstrong
Los Angeles Superior Court
Robert
Jehovah's Witnesses
Lagoon Okd Improvement Plan Approved by City Committee
City committees approved a plan to improve Lagoon Okd by coordinating unit plans in Kosong. The proposal includes tidal water circulation improvements, shrub planting, beach rehab, a western relocation of main swimming activity, and three parking lots for 250 cars. A small bridge, a consolidated swimming stadium, and a new site layout are planned, funded largely by a $134,430 allotment from a $4.9 million park bond. Existing rot-prone buildings will not be rehabilitated due to condition.
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Werner, Rudhti
Hazard
Asexe Uaapiea Y Park
Donald D. Obert
Jegoon
Lagocon
Obert
Port Budget Woes Prompt Salary Cuts And New GM Talk
Harbor commissioners grapple with February loss of income year over year as wharfage plunges 47 percent and expenses trim. They consider salary reductions, urge sharper budgets, and press for quick action on naming a successor to General Manager Eloi Amar who retires June 30.
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Harry E
Charles Vickers
Bishop
Eloi Amar
Quick Action 50
First Builder of Belmont Shore Services Set
Funeral services for Charles H. Gilchrist, 68, who lived at 220 Glendora Ave., will be held Thursday at 3 p.m. at B W Coon Funeral Home. Gilchrist, who died Sunday, built the first home after Belmont Shore was filled at 125 Roycroft Ave in 1920. He is survived by wife Ethel M., daughter Eleanor G. Gilchrist, and son C. W. Gilchrist. The Rev Dr Milton G Gabrielson will officiate.
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B. W
Coon
Belmont Shore
Charles H. Gilchrist
Glendora Ave
Roycroft Ave
Ethel M
Eleanor G. Gilchrist
C. W
Milton
G Gabrielson
How To Hold False Teeth More Firmly In Place
A short consumer note explains a simple method to keep dentures steady. It suggests a light sprinkle of powder to reduce slipping and improve bite comfort during meals and daily activities. The guidance aims to ease annoyance from loose teeth during eating and talking.
Ex Publisher Clark Waite Dies at 79
Clark F. Waite, 79, former publisher of the Long Beach Sun from 1928 to 1932, died in his Beverly Hills home after a stroke. He led Southern California Associated Newspapers as chairman and headed LA area papers until 1948, starting the San Pedro’s Pilot in 1909 before it merged with the News in 1928. He is survived by his wife Esther and son Alden Waite.
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Clark F. Waite
Long Beach Sun
Beverly Hills
California
Waite
Esther Waite
Alden
Co. Waite
Southern California Associated
Los Angeles
San Pedros. Pilot
Copley
The
News
Shriners
San Pedro
Woman reports loss of $800 diamond ring near home
Bernice M Burke of Ar gonne Ave reports to police Monday that she lost a diamond ring valued at 800 dollars near her home.
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Bernice M. Burke
Argonne Ave
City Hospital Insurance Proposal Yet to Be Decided
City Council was asked to consider providing prepaid health and hospital insurance for all municipal employees. The letter, signed by Charles J. Notvo thy president and Paul Marcus general manager of the City Employees Assn, asks for discussion at July budget session. Marcus indicated possible salary talks later. Long Beach and seven Southern California cities already offer prepaid coverage.
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Jong-standir
Fetter
Charles J. Not Vothy
Paul
Mat Marcus
Marcus
Long, Beach
Southern
California
Death of Mary Stout at 93 in Long Beach
Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Stout, 93, of 225 Park Ave Long Beach died after a long illness. She was mother to Elizabeth Smith of Long Beach and Archie J. Stout of North Hollywood, with sister Alta Ly Johnson of Long Beach surviving. Services set for 10 am Wednesday at Mottell's Peek Chapel at 3rd St and Alamitos Ave with Dr Frank M Kepner of the First Baptist Church officiating.
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Mary Elizabeth Stout
Park Ave
Long Beach
Elizabeth Smith
Security-First National Bank
Stout
Mottell’s& Peek
3Rd St
Alamitos Ave
Frank M. Kepner
First Baptist Church of
Rciating
Fight Sends Youth to Hospital for Aid
A 15 year old, Daniel Semeis, suffered a possible ruptured spleen after a fight with an unidentified man at a service station on Carson Street and Cherry Avenue. Police reported the injured youth was treated at Community Hospital. the other man declined to name his opponent.
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Daniel Semeis
Surerec
Carson ‘St
Cherry Ave
Schleis
E. South
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War J
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Mary G
Cleo
Cora Shanam
Holton & Son Mortuary
Stella Brown
Faye Jackson
Fred
Frank
Clarence
Bert
Knutson
Henry
B. W. Coon Funeral Home
Hulett St
William Lyon
Mottell’s & Peek Mortuary
Cooper
James Tichenor
Esma
O. R
BR. J
M. P
John E
C. R
Lilly Shaffer
Christensen-Pine Mortuary
Bogan
St. Louis Ave
Helen
Pat Fisher
Euguene Keehn
Ann Welner
Florence Lewis
Arlington National Cemetery
Friendsmay
Haworth
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Pinetong Beach
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Douglas
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League of California Cities
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Mod- Trortes
Vickers
Los Angeles Harbor
Joseph Hishop
Great Western
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Great Western Savings and Loan Association
Lakewood Center
Gardena
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Crenshaw
Clark Waite
City’ Hospital
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