Teamsters Aid Long Beach Police on Pay and Retirement Boost
The Teamsters Union agreed to assist the Long Beach Police Officers Association to press for higher salaries and retirement benefits, aligning with other law agencies. Over 100 officers attended a planning meeting at the police firing range to map a campaign and consider a dues increase to fund a stronger negotiating position.
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Long Beach Police Officers Association
Teamesters
LBPOA
Teamster
E. Carson St
LBPCA
PMN
John Mansell
Johnson
Councilmansie
Lone Beach
Two Youths Hearing Set in Stoning Case
Preliminary hearings for two youths accused of throwing bricks at police cars on the Pacific Coast Highway and California Avenue July 23 were set for Friday in Long Beach Municipal Court. Wayne Evans, 18, of 2016 Adriatic Ave Long Beach, and Ernest Edward Mayfield, 21, of Los Angeles, face assault with a deadly weapon on a peace officer charges.
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Pacific Coast Highway
California Avenue
Long Beach
iWee Wayne Evans
Adriatic Ave
Ernest
Edward Mayfield
Los Aneles
Evans
John Coleman
Mayfield
Ray
Nelson
Jose Castilla
Patrol for Negro Youths Proposed in Long Beach
L B police study outlines a youth patrol plan with 46 paid staff, six groups of 36 youths, and community office support. Hunt argues higher pay and adult advisers are needed to monitor youths, prevent rebellion, and avoid perceived betrayal while risking riotous tension.
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L.B
Hunt
Police Department
Long Beach
Cerritos Okays Sanitation Project for Dairies Waste
Cerritos City Council approved a two year research program to develop safe waste handling for dairies in Los Angeles and Orange Counties. The $320,000 project seeks about two thirds from a federal HEW grant. Local and regional agencies plus UCLA and Aerojet General Corp life systems division will assist.
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Cerritos
Los Angeles
Orange
Health, Education and Welfare Department
Orang
Dairymen's Fertilizer Cooperative
Long Beach Eyes Final Queen Mary Voyage Proposals
The Mary final voyage draws interest from English former mariners Alan Whitehead and Pat Fox seeking work on board. California State College Long Beach inspects stadium needs while a British writer negotiates a romantic history contract and a film company requests a promo on the last trip.
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Manhattan Beach
Alan Whitehead
Pat Fox
England
Long Beach
Fred Miller
California State College At
Long Beach to Yokohama voyage ends with gifts exchange
Kashima the Japanese mariner sailed from Long Beach to Yokohama in three months eleven days amid rough patches near the Pacific coast. He crossed the Pacific and Atlantic solo with a pet hamster, Pearl Chan, aboard. The voyage began in 1964 Genoa to New York and ended with a crash near Catalina Island after a tow break. He and his bride Eiko will attend a 3 pm luncheon in Long Beach hosted by the City and Port with LA County Junior Chamber hosting later.
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Tkuo Kashima
Long Beach-to-Yokohama
Kashima
Koraasa
Pacific
Japan
Atlantic
Pilo Chan
Long Beach
Sallot
Genoa
Italy
Mediterranean
New York
Los Angeles
Catalina Island
Kashi
Eiko
Rae
Long Beach Woman Killed After Leap From Car On Freeway
A 24 year old Long Beach woman Betty Turner of 1235 Lime Ave leaped from a parked car on the Long Beach Freeway north of Century Boulevard and was struck by a southbound vehicle. She died at St Francis Hospital Lynwood after the 3 15 a m crash. Francis V Clifford 46 of Daly City drove the other car. he was not cited. Tow truck operator Vern Kinneman 30 tried to assist.
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Long Beach
Long Beach Freeway
Century, Boulevard
Betty Turner
Lime Ave
St. Francis Hospital
Lynwood
Vern Kinneman
Daly City
Loot Thefts Total $1200 Across Lakewood and Artesia
Lakewood deputies logged burglaries Wednesday totaling about 1200 dollars. Items stolen include a 140 dollar pistol from J C Penney Lakewood Center, 11d and 300 dollars cash from Betty Nelsons Bellflower home, a 535 dollar TV from Daniel Jones Artesia home, a 150 dollar ring from Sylvia Hurd Artesia home, and 1482 dollars missing from James Littlers Ferminal Island home.
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Lakewood
St. Artesia
Sylvia Hurd
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Bureau of Customs
Terminal Island
William Russell
San
Teamsters Union
James Peck
Teamsters
Peck
Sters
Police Association
Association
Robert G. Johnson
Los Angeles County
Sam Salmon
Salon
Stoning
Daceptunemr Peess-Teceoeae
Prest-islegram
Lakeywood
Areva
Beliigner
Compton
Lymweld Seewalk
Paraneunt
Orange County South Bay Area
Creyfts
Geneva
Westminster Memorial Park Mortuary— Cemetery
Beach Blvd
Westminster
Jefferson
Southhampton
L. B
P Marines Pasha
James C. Littler
Bethlehem Shipyard
Ferminal Island
SER
Drich
PC Ee Perens
ENO
Bedesam
Aia
Garden Grove
Contemporary
South Bay
S. Crenshaw
S. Western
Granada Halls
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