Barriers to Ending Linkage Face City Barriers to Ending Linkage Face City
City officials urge quick action to amend a field life agreement via a public vote and state legislation due to Long Beach tidelands ownership. Union Pacific backs unitization and water flooding in the Wilmington field to restore pressure, avert subsidence, and protect the Long Beach Naval Shipyard. Admiral James testifies that repressurizing oil zones is essential and warns the shipyard could shut without progress.
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Atty
Wilmington
Jacobson
Long Beach Naval Shipyard
Naval Shipyard
K. ‘James
James
Navy
Grahan B. Moody
Standard Oil
Moody
Dames
Adm
Sleep Talk Program Aims to Reform Tulare Prisoners
Tulare County Woodland Road camp inmates hear a ten minute tape recorded message spoken through a pillow speaker. John Locke Tulare County public defender says the project unique in penology aims to implant moral principles via a nightly sleep aid. The tape loops twice nightly with half the time the voice addressing the inmate and half the inmate speaking to himself. Locke plans 30 to 60 day interviews and university study. Visalia Kiwanis Club and Tulare Peace Officers Assn support, county supervisors authorize continuation.
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Vnsalia
Tulare County
Woodland Road
Annals of Penology
John Locke
Locke
Edgar D. Price
Glen Peters
Ivanhoe Presbyterian Church
Robert C. Lally
Porterville State Hospital
Viselia Kiwanis Club
Tulare Peace Officers Assn
Trimmer Killed by Palm Fronds in Cemetery
Melchor Vargas thirty was killed while trimming a palm tree in a cemetery. A mass of palm fronds slipped from the trunk and enveloped him, pinning his arms while he was taped to a safety belt. His body was found forty feet up the tree with several hundred pounds of fronds. He was a father of six. Police said he likely died several hours earlier.
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Los Angeles
Melchor Vargas
Vargas
Can't Read Yet Girl Receives Special Glasses
Dallas report notes a six month old girl with glasses to correct eyes that have tended to cross since birth. Doctors say surgery may be considered if the glasses fail to correct the condition.
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Dallas
New York Subway Strike Shrinks City Transit Power
The city facing a crippling subway strike as 2,600 of 3,167 motormen walk out, backed by the Motormen's Benevolent Association, in a dispute over representation amid a broader push by transit unions. The Transit Authority shifts to a single union, while jealously guarding against further disorder.
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New York
Motormen
Benevolent Assn
New York City
TWU
MBA
MBA Agen
Dam
Motormen's Benevolent, Asq
Jorg
New York Transit Authority
City Transit
Afl-Cio Transport Workers,Union
Michael J. Quill
Vthey
Theodore Loos
Transit Authority
Stzik
Subway
Junions
American Transport Union
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Tnterborough Rapids
Interborough
Brooklyn- Manhattan Transit
Independent Lines
Queens Borough
Lang Island
Commerce and Industry Assn
Svetozar Gligoric Takes Dallas Chess Lead
Svetozar Gligoric of Yugoslavia defeated Bent Larsen of Denmark in the ninth round of the Dallas International Chess Tournament on Monday night to seize the lead with 5 1/4 points.
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Dallas
Svetozar Glgoric
Yugoslavia
Bent Larsta
Denmark
Man 96 collects on own life insurance policy
Campbellsville resident and attorney Robinson was notified he is eligible for 2232 dollars from a policy bought nearly 70 years ago. He notes he has paid 1192 dollars in premiums and was 96 last June.
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Campbellsville
Man Electrocuted in Calabasas Crane Accident
Arthur Sisco age 51 of Chino was electrocuted Monday when the crane boom he was operating struck a high tension wire near Bell Creek in Calabasas. Local authorities investigated the fatal industrial accident and identified the victim.
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Calabasas
Arthur Sisco
Chino
Bell Creek
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