Coast Guard Reserve on Duty Shows Wide Community Involvement
Hers Shannon profiles Coast Guard Reserve members on Terminal Island who train weekly in port security, atomic defense, search and rescue, and other vital duties. Reservists, drawn from business, professionals, teachers, and labor, complete a six month active duty tour, receive corresponding pay raises, and participate in two week summer activations aboard cutters and in Long Beach operations.
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Shannon
Coast Guard
Coast Guard Reserve
Terminal Island
Acapulco
San Francisco
Long Beach
Nixon or Kennedy Top Nomination Prospects Discussed
Washington report notes editors view Nixon and Kennedy as leading contenders for the presidential nomination. Religion and alleged electability worries loom, with Kennedy facing Catholicism protests and Nixon facing gossip of party liability. Adlai Stevenson and Nelson Rockefeller are cited as possible alternatives or backers if front runners stumble.
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ORK
Washington
Richard Nixon
John Kennedy
Nixon
Harold Siassen
Chicago
Kennedy
Adlai Stevenson
Symington
Johnson
Humphrey
Adlai
Nelson Rockfeler
Publishers Association
Associated Press
United Press International
Waldorf-Astoria
AEC Sets Hearing on A Waste Plant License Revocation
The Atomic Energy Commission will hold a hearing on May 9 in Los Angeles to consider revoking Coastwise Marine Disposal Co. license to operate an atomic waste depot. City officials seek transfer of the hearing to Long Beach.
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Atomic Energy Commission Today
Los Angeles
Coastwise Marine Disposal Co
Long, Beach
ISOME NOT INVITED AT DEDICATION FOR HOUGHTON PARK ADDITION
City councilmen voiced anger over missing invitations to the dedication of the Houghton Park Clubhouse addition last Wednesday. Councilmen Ahern Nontey Crow criticized the invite process as political maneuvering while the Recreation Department and Public Relations office disputed responsibility. City Manager Sam Vickers acknowledged the handling was poor and noted the notice appeared in the city manager’s news letter.
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Houghton Park
D.pat Ahern
Recreation Commission
Recreation Department
Charles Non- Tey
Robert Crow
Crow
Gerstuld
City Managers News- Jerter
Trvitated
Alien
Sam Vickers
Maiden Voyage French Freighter Makes First Visit
A 499 foot, 9500 ton French freighter Mississippi arrived at Los Angeles Harbor on her maiden voyage to unload 600 tons of general cargo. The ship carried four escalators from Hamburg destined for Portland Oregon and Tucson Arizona. It joins the France Los Angeles Harbor service fleet of six with biweekly calls. Captain Rene Darandean received an Angels Gate plaque from port general manager Bernard J. Caughlin.
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French Line
Los Angeles
Mississippi
Hamburg
Germany
Portland
Ore
Tucson
Ariz
Maryland
Michigan
France-Los Angeles Harbor
General Steamship Corp
Capt
Rene Darandean
Angels Gate
Bernard J. Caughlin
Three Car Crash Injures Two In Anaheim Corridor
Two persons were injured in a three car collision at Anaheim Street and Cherry Avenue. Driver Larry C. Dugan aged 21 from Terminal Avenue sustained scrapes to the forehead and right hand. Patsy L. Sherman aged 34 from Wardlaw Road was treated for bruises.
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Anaheim St
Cherry Ave
Larry C. Dugan
Terminal Ave
Patsy L. Sherchman
Wardlaw Rd
Dismissal Sought in Car Club Murder Case
Eighteen defendants including Eddie Padilla and Edwards Brick face murder and conspiracy charges for the March 28 Townsmen Dutchmen car club raid that killed 16 year old Neil Mahan. Eight attorneys filed a motion for dismissal citing insufficient evidence, with a May 10 hearing set by Judge Maurice Sparling. Juveniles involved were certified for adult processing and will have hearings in Municipal Court.
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Hifteen
Maurice C. Sparling
Neil Mahan
Dutchmen Car Club
Moose Lodge Hall
E. Artesia St
Frank Pollard
David K. Fill
Mickey Meiford
Gengi R. Stivers
James E. Minnis
Stolen outboard motors and wheels reported in city
Harbor Chevrolet Co. storage house on Atlantic Avenue lost two outboard motors worth 900 dollars and 20 wheels with tires valued at 1000 dollars. Miles Peat, service manager, reported to police Monday. Clifford C. Clevenger, 50, of Caspian Avenue, reported two outboard motors stolen from his boat behind his garage.
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Harbor Chevrolet Co
Atlantic Ave
Ager Miles Peat
Clifford C. Clevenger
Caspian Ave
Two Scions to Testify on Linkage Hearing
Rep. Harry Sheppard schedules three witnesses for a House military construction appropriations subcommittee hearing on funds for subsidence repairs to the Long Beach Naval Shipyard. The testimony will explore the linkage between Keeler and the shipyard project as part of the session in Yucaipa.
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Harry Sheppard
Yucaipa
House Military Construction Appropriations Subcommittee
Long Beach Naval Shipyard
P T A Seeks Overpass at Daisy Avenue School
More than 200 members of the John Sutter PTA petitioned the City Council to install a pedestrian overpass across Del Amo Blvd at Daisy Ave adjacent to the public elementary school. PTA president David Rhyne said parents fear for their children’s lives due to two major injuries in two years. Council referred the request to City Manager Sam E. Vickers for recommendation. Representatives from Downey and Long Beach will testify next Tuesday May 3.
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John Sutter
P-Ta
del Amo Blvd
Daisy Ave
Mes
David Rhyne
Devil
del Amo
City Mer
Sam E.vickers
Clyde Doyle
Downey
Graig Hosmer
Long Beach
Raymond C. Kesler
Navy
William B. Franke
Tishag
YWCA Fund Campaign Kickoff Dinner Slated
The YWCA launches its Building Fund Campaign with a kickoff dinner Thursday at 6:30 pm in the Lafayette Hotel. George E Hatmaker of Franklin Life Insurance chairs the professional division, with John A Lep speaker and over 150 Civic Advisory Committee members and leaders attending.
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George E. ‘Hatmaker
napRichards
Everett Findlay
John R. Hills
R. Hixby
Paul D. McClaughty
John A
Man Faces Hearing in Attack Rap
A Long Beach television repairman accused of assaulting a woman and her teenage daughter in their home faces a preliminary hearing in Municipal Court on May 2. James-Charles Wardeep Jr., 25, of 1837 Caspian Ave, charged with two counts of assault with a deadly weapon. Victims Cinda Buick, 39, and Rita Austin, 17, treated for head injuries at Seaside Hospital after the home invasion. Police identified the suspect via an associate near the scene.
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Long Beach
James-Charles Wardeep Jr
Caspian Ave
District Attorney's Office
Cinda J. Buick
Columbia St
Rita J. Austin
Seaside Hospital
William
Steward
Buick
Stewarts
Pacific Coast Hwy
Blaze Breaks Out Aboard Hermosa Beach Fishing Boat
A fire broke out aboard a fishing boat owned by Jack Baker of Hermosa Beach on Monday night near Terminal Island. Crew members extinguished the blaze, caused by hot cinders, and a fireboat escorted the vessel to Berth 74.
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Jack Baker
Hermosa “Beach
Terminal Island Pastean Bridge
Local Emergency Calls Log Contains Erratic Entries
A fragmentary report lists emergency vehicle responses today at times around midnight. The readable items mention Valencia Avenue and a reference to 2015 Apple VR with unclear context.
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Sinte
Apple
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Long Beach Unified School District
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YWCA
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Darrell T. Neighbors
Community Chest Capital Funds Committee
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George E. Hatiliaker
Blaze
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