Beating kills 5 year old in Long Beach. man held
A five year old boy White died after a beating at Lime Avenue. Willie L. Smith, 23, was booked for murder investigations in Long Beach. Smith allegedly struck the child with an electrical cord then forced him to bathe. The mother Mary Ann White was away.
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Long Beach Memorial Hospital
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Long’ Beach
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Tom Taylor
Smith
Mickleson
Mary Ann White
Timmie
Backers of Angela Davis Linked to Kidnapping Plot in L A
In Los Angeles Franklin Delano Alexander a Black Panther and head of the Che-Larumba Club says Miss Davis left her car at his home three weeks ago. FBI officials say the blue Rambler may be a decoy as authorities intensify efforts to locate Miss Davis on murder and kidnapping charges. A Miss Davis connection to UCLA and courtroom gun use is cited. Burglars hit Gish Ballesteros home at 3514 E Fourth St escaping with $120.
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San Quentin
Wayne Bartels
Angela Davis
George Jackson
Bartels
Jackson
Gish Ballesteros
Fourth St
Long Beach
Angela Hunt Hit as a Smokescreen
A Los Angeles Black militant and Communist Party member argued that the manhunt for fugitive Angela Davis is a “smokescreen” to raid Black militant headquarters. Franklin Alexander said FBI agents searched his home and he’s been under surveillance. authorities seek him for questioning in connection with the San Rafael kidnapping case.
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50Th St
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Nixon Privately Heads to Mexico for Talks With Chief
President Nixon flies to Mexico for a working visit with President. They will discuss foreign policy narcotics along with possible agreements on the Rio Grande boundary and Colorado River water salinity. Participants include Rogers Mitchell Kissinger and Ziegler with top aides in attendance.
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Donkey basketball aid and cosmetology fee note
In Long Beach a reader asks about a planned Bluff Park revamp and trash can issue. Harold Halverson confirms cosmetology license renewals rise to eight dollars annually, funding board operations and shop inspections. A donkeys basketball setup offers from Walt Baxter with stipulations for gym, riders, and travel costs. Bead furniture supplies from Foam N Home Rubber & Plastic Factory Outlet in Compton are listed.
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Foam
Home Rubber & Plastic Factory
Alameda St
Compton
California lacks licensed practical nurses says hospital official
Clare O Malley, director of nursing at Long Beach Memorial Hospital, notes no licensed practical nurses exist in California and confirms the state uses LVN titles instead. She states LVN permits require board review and state exams, with work limited to supervision by a physician or registered nurse. The public is often confused by the title practical nurse, which may not reflect actual nursing status.
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California
Clare O’malley
Long Beach Memorial Hospital
Texas
Vocational Nursing Board
L.V.N
Israel Says Ready to Talk After U S Reply
Israel pleased with Washington partial corroboration of cease-fire violations and says it is ready to proceed with talks on the Middle East settlement. Tel Aviv sources report guerrilla attacks from Jordan and mortar barrages, and Israel plans to send its representative to negotiations once Jarring replies. Egypt and Jordan favor starting talks in New York at ambassadorial level. Cairo accuses the U S of Zionist pressure and weakness.
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Plane Crashes Into Hangar Killing Four at Rancho California
Four people died when a single engine Piper Cherokee missed the dirt runway at Rancho California Airport and struck a hangar at about 4 20 pm. An infant inside the hangar was seriously burned and hospitalized. The Riverside County coroner's office reported the victims were transported to Evans Brown Mortuary at Perris.
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Riverside County
Dennis Fly
Evans-Brown
Perris
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