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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1960

Page

5

Present Radar Won't Detect Missiles, SAC Officer Warns

SAC officer Col Horace Frink told a Long Beach audience that U S radar will not detect ballistic missiles. He outlined defense steps including dispersal of bomber forces, 24 hour alert, and new fuel challenges for the B70 while noting morale, housing, and incentive pay issues that strain trained personnel.

SAC Lou Jobst Lakewood High School Audi U.S Frink West Section United States Horace E. Frink 15Th Air Force Antis Long Beach BSB

Gear Stolen From Fishing Boat On Terminal Island

Delan R Cleary 41 of We Spruce Street Compton reported a theft on Thursday. A 26 foot sports fishing boat docked at Fellows and Stewart Dock Anchorage Terminal Island lost gear valued at 1059 dollars including a fathometer or fish finder worth 300 dollars.

Delan R. Cleary Spruce St Compton Fellows & Stewart Anchorage Terminal Island

Suspect Arrested in Downtown Attack Case

Police arrested Sidney Jones, 35, of 11102 E. 1th St, after he sought treatment for a stab wound believed inflicted by the alleged victim. He was held without bail early Friday.

Sidney Jones E. 1Th St

Service Set for R W Schulz Saturday

Robert Wayne Schulz 34 of Garden Grove died Thursday at home. He worked for General Telephone and previously sold display ads for The Independent, Press Telegram. Survived by wife Patricia three children parents and two brothers. Funeral at 4 pm Saturday at Colonial Funeral Home Midway City donation to Heart Fund requested.

Robert Wayne Schulz General Telephone Co Independent Press - Telegram LaVaughn Dr Garden Grove Schulz Patricia Duane Gary Carol Gauchet William Gladys Schulz Gerald Donald Peek Para‘ity Colonial Funeral Home Midway City Heart Fund

Planners Close Year Long Highway Plan Review

City Planning Commission closed a year long study of a master highway plan after a 30 minute hearing attended by one person. They will not schedule further hearings and will consider the proposal revised last October to remove most controversial elements.

City Planning Commission Uder

Catalina Prepares for Rediscovery Buccaneer Days draw 10000 at Avalon resort

Catalina Island readies a rediscovery campaign as Buccaneer Days set for April 29 to May 1 and May 8, potentially drawing over 10 000 visitors. Catalina's new daily steamship service from April 30 introduces dancing lounges and kiddie features while hotels expand to host families fishermen and yacht crews.

Mary Neiswender Catalina Island Avalon Catalina Jason Jfor

Subsidence Fees Lauded at Banquet Dinner Honors Harbor Dept Guests

The Harbor Department and Chamber of Commerce hosted a banquet with federal and state officials present. A trophy was awarded to the operators group for display at the Harbor Department administration building. Attendees included Cecil Davis of Ford, Harold Quinton of Southern California Edison, A. E. Stoddard of Union Pacific, and P. B. Magruder of Mobil Oil.

Harbor Department Chamber of Commerce Harbor Department Administration Cecil Davis Ford Motor Co Harold Quinton Southern California Edison Co A. E. Stoddard Union Pacific Railroad P. 8. Magruder Mobil Oil Co

Conclude Testimony on Fate of Slayers

The defendant’s own testimony questioned the motive and pattern of violence in a murder case. Dodd admitted planning to use a gun and described dangerous behavior, while Kirschke noted the holdup aimed at money. Dunham’s witnesses portrayed the youth as a good boy amid narcotics troubles.

Dodd Fulmership Kirschke Fulmer Robert Fulmer Leonard

Military Rite for Bowman Veteran 80

Funeral service for John W Bowman 80 held at 1 p.m. Saturday at the Dillday Chapel. He died Tuesday in Veterans Administration Hospital and served in the Spanish American War Philippine Insurrection and World War I. Burial with military honors at 1 p.m. Tuesday at Fort Rosecrans National Cemetery San Diego. Survived by wife Anna Major and children James Bowman William Bowman Robert Bowman and sister Mrs Mary English with grandchildren Ethel James Deborah and Catherine Bowman.

John W. Bowman Bowman Myrtlé Ave Veterans Administration Hospital Rolla E. Dunhan Atlantic Avenue Methodist Church William McKinsey Uswy National Cemetery Fort Rosecrans San Diego Anna Masons James H. Bowman Washington, D.C William Robert San Francisco Sis‘ter Mary English Long Beach Ethel James Deborah Catherine Bowman

Court Reporter Appointed to State Board

Claude Jennings, 38, of 64 EY Cedral St, named to the Staite Certified Shorthand Reporters Board. Jennings serves as an official reporter for the Long Beach Municipal Court and operates a private office with TF L. Middleton.

Claude Jennings Cedral St Jennings Long Beach TF. L. Middleton

Talk Slated Tuesday on Race Issues in California

George Thomas executive director of the Community Relations Conference of Southern California will speak on Racism the End of an Era at a gathering of the Long Beach Chapter American Jewish Congress at the new Jewish Community Center Willow Street Grand Avenue. Dr May announced. Thomas long champion for civil rights and better race relations will discuss how the Jewish community faces race issues here and abroad. A question period and social hour will follow the address.

George Thomas Community Relations Conference of Southern Californias Long Beych Congress At & Pam Willow St Grand Ave. de Harry S. May Thomas May Het Tah

Gas hike eyed to cover new supply costs

A Southern Counties GasCo spokesman said an eight million dollar annual rate increase is sought to fund higher costs for supplying an extra one million cubic feet of gas daily. The Utilities Commission review includes a loan proposal to Long Beach State. Div p to rise about one dollar per month on domestic bills.

Southern Gascos Utilities Commission Long Beach Ocean Divd Berkeley Guy W. Wadsworth Jr Nouthern Counties John Munter Juni Pero Ave Museum Direc- Me Los Angeles Jerome Allen Donson Tatés

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