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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1960
Page
17
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Twenty-seven of forty-one sailors were arrested in San Diego on traffic ticket warrants after being ferried from Long Beach aboard the Coral Sea. Twenty-six pleaded guilty in Municipal Court. one sought a jury trial. Fines totaled about 1500 dollars, with installments allowed for those unable to pay. Fourteen posted 961,235 dollars in bail. officers said warrants remained for ten more sailors. The men, stationed in San Diego, were headed to a damage control school before assignment to the carrier.
The State Highway Commission announced a plan to link Harbor Freeway with a San Pedro Island bridge and a freeway route totaling about 1.04 miles. One half mile would extend from Harbor Freeway Battery Street to Elberton Avenue, with another section near Elberton Avenue to Harbor Boulevard. The project envisions four lanes and a budget of roughly 9.6 million dollars.
A 17 year old, Gale' Kit Eider of Bell, was killed when his car was struck and crushed by an eastbound Southern Pacific freight train at a crossing. The accident occurred Wednesday night, and no further injuries were reported.
A condensed Reader's Digest excerpt recounts Dr. Tom Dooley’s May Laws report on healing the sick and his near fatal illness, set near a border region. It highlights courage amid danger and a devotion to medical aid.
Rockford College marks Jane Addams centennial with alumni festivities and the inauguration of new president John A. Howard. Ballard notes Addams as a pioneering sociologist and Hull House founder who shaped social reform after studying in London Toynbee Hall.
Mrs. Geraldine Pazzio of San Francisco says Nutro-Life Bread improves health and regularity. She praises its taste and freshness, urging others to try the bread as a substitute for daily meals to boost fitness.
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