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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1960
Page
4
Chino residents report that a 1958 incident involving police taking nude photographs of a woman led the grand jury to demand city action. Mrs. Robert Beloud, jury forewoman, said the jurors were told the police pictures existed but council had not acted. The panel warned it would pursue further action to clean up the police department.
State investigators charge the Department of Finance overpaid Squaw Valley by 400000 dollars and find missing and misused equipment valued in the millions. They blame the Squaw Valley Olympic organizing committee for spendthrift actions and forecast a near 150000 dollar need to settle final bills.
Sacramento reports state sales taxes show an uptick after a slow period. November collections total 132.2 million, lifting five month total to 339.7 million, about 1 percent above the prior year. End October figures remained 3.8 percent behind 1959-60.
Edward Kennedy, brother of President elect John F Kennedy, said he would report on African leaders views about the Algerian crisis when he returns home He has discussed Algeria with officials from Ivory Coast Dahomey Upper Volta and Niger during talks with four former French colonies.
London reports a 22 year old runaway named Dennis Bridges who had lost his left leg five years earlier while saving a dog from a train. He was struck by a speeding express and lost his remaining leg near the scene while trying to reach a girl who had won a medal and rewards for dog rescue.
Dr S Harry Case 80 dean emeritus of Atlantic Christian College died Wednesday in Wilson. The obituary notes his long tenure and leadership.
Concert program lists pieces including Marches by Paul Yoder and Leroy Anderson, waltz Jeannine, Dry Bones spiritual, Gems of Stephen Foster, and a featured “Ecant Section” with band arrangements. Conducted by Tabant, with dates and venue details indicated as December 7 at 7 PM.
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