Auto and Scooter Crashes Take 2 Lives
A Compton man died in a two car crash near Compton on Wednesday night. Three others were critically injured and one driver faces a manslaughter charge.
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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1963
Page
17
A Compton man died in a two car crash near Compton on Wednesday night. Three others were critically injured and one driver faces a manslaughter charge.
A 12 year old Compton boy, David Morales, was shot with a pellet gun during a home struggle at 2060 E 168th St Firestone. He lies unconscious in critical condition at Harbor General Hospital. Deputies seek his 17 year old brother Luis.
A Long Beach delegation will press a five member State Senate interim committee at a December 16 hearing to back legislation allowing the city to run its own health department without county support. Don Gill leads the Citizens Fair Taxation Committee at 9:30 a.m. in Room 1138 New State Building Los Angeles. Assembly Bill 1485, sponsored by Long Beach, advanced in the Assembly but stalled in the Senate.
City Manager John Williams says a public session is planned at McGaugh School on Monday at 8 p.m. to answer questions about the proposed municipal charter adoption. The session aims to explain the charter's implications and gather resident feedback.
A batch of death notices lists Earl A Yembly and others with ages and addresses. Surviving relatives and funeral details are provided for each, including services at Holton Son Mortuary, Westminster Mortuary, and other chapels, with dates and locations like St Lucy Church and Rose Hills Memorial Park.
William Uebelher, 45, said a 22 caliber bullet pierced his left ear as Harold Keen, 45, fired through an open doorway at his apartment building. Keen, restrained by officers after being talked out of further violence, admitted aiming between the victim’s eyes. He was jailed for investigation of attempted murder.
Dr. Wallace E. Moore professor of education at Long Beach State College will deliver the keynote at the California Association for Childhood Education Southern Section Christmas Bruncheon at the Los Angeles Statler-Hilton Hotel. Dr. John D. Williams LBSC education professor serves as president of the organization.
Signal Hill voters will decide if city treasurer and clerk posts, now elective since 1924, should be appointed by council. Residents oppose the live-in residency rule for city employees, with firemen exempted due to housing costs. Action to place the issues on the April ballot was taken at the latest council meeting.
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