Ex-Officer Identifies Self on Perjury Tape
Former Long Beach policeman Jack Richards identified his voice on a taped conversation in which he and other officers discussed perjury to aid a case involving a stolen motorcycle. He admitted urging a witness to lie, said other officers perjured themselves, and explained his coercive actions during a desperate period.
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Long, Beach
Jack Richards
Richards
Susan Bowker
Ards
Donna Wood
Albert C
Ramsey
Joe
Transplant Surgery Progress and Hurdles Highlighted
Dr Thomas C Moore of Medical College of Virginia notes kidney transplant rejection remains unsolved and that routine success is years away. He cites tissue typing, anti lymphocyte globulin, and cases of successful second transplants, including two women with normal outcomes, challenging earlier fears about drug effects on offspring.
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Thomas C. Moore
Medical College of Virginia
Richmond
Moore
Harbor General Hospital
Farrance
Ds. Moore
Renewal Job Offices Opening at San Pedro
Los Angeles officials announce renewal offices opening in San Pedro city hall this week. Councilman John Gibson Jr will share space with the Office of Community Development, while Melton Rinzler will lead San Pedro quarters. A 65-name mayoral committee on urban renewal is named as the federal grant funds move the project forward over 18 to 24 months before any demolition.
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Los Angeles
San Pedro
John
Gibson Jr
Harbor District
Office of Community Development
Melton Rinzler
Robert Gor
Gibson
Bunker Hill
Community Redevelopment Agency
Richard Mitchell
San Francisco
Seek Motive in Killing Belongs to Belmont Pier Operator
Homicide detectives seek motive in the stabbing and burning death of Belmont Pier parking lot operator Wilbur R Blair known as Blackie Blair, 60, of 733 Termino Ave. His badly burned body showed multiple chest and abdomen wounds. A 8600 diamond ring disappeared. a $740 envelope and $1.03 in loose change were found. No suspects yet. Neighbors recalled a white camper truck linked to Blair. a resident said the truck had been in the 800 block of Loma Avenue since Saturday.
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Belmont Pier
Jack Greenleaf
Wilbur R
Blackie) Blair
Termino Ave
Frank Welch
Blair
Missi
Loma Avenue
Po Nce
Kenneth Moon Services Set
Kenneth Moon a former chief radio technician for the city of Compton died Sunday at 56 after a short illness. He operated Mortin's TV Service in Compton from 1937 to 1960 and later held city service. He is survived by wife Josephine son Stanley and daughter Jeanette. Services will be held Wednesday at Morland's Mortuary, Lyn wonda?
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Pan
Morland
Lyn Wond
Keneth Moon
Vily
Compton
Moon
W. Raymond St
Palms
Calif
Mortin
Josephine
Stanley
Jeanette
Ad Does the Job Today
James Patterson of 6032 Warwood Lakewood reports quick results from Press Telegram Classified Ads. He received numerous calls and visits, renting his house by 10 am. The ad promises fast action for readers who place an ad by calling HE 2 5959.
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James Patterson
Warwood, Lakewood
Aim
Press-Telegram
Prison Term Meted for Pilot Attack
A former market owner pleaded guilty to assault with intent to murder for hitting a pilot with a hammer on a flight to Catalina. John Milton Eickmeier, 54, was sentenced to 1 to 14 years in San Quentin after psychiatric reports were considered. Judge Donald Dunbar handed down the term following testimony from Eickmeier and his ex wife Evelyn Roolker. Pilot John Woods, 41, was struck while flying over the channel at 2,500 feet.
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Catalina
San Quentin
Superior Court
Donald Dunbar
John Milton Eickmeier
Department of Corrections
Eickmeier
Evelyn Roolker
College Ave
Costa Mesa
John Woods
Vlu
Woods
120 Dresses Stolen by Two Burglars in Western Plaza
Two men pried open a Mont door at a women's dress shop in Sant Pedro's Parke Western Plaza, stealing 120 dresses valued at $1,800. A witness reported the burglars circled nearby businesses before rushing away with armfuls of garments. officers found dresses strewn on the shop floor. Owner listed as Jose Edward Flores of Wilmington.
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Sant Pedro
Parke Western Plaza
Rosie
Western Ave
W. L. Fox
G. A. Smith
Jose Edward Flores
Wilmington
Burglar Gets TV Council to Meet
The West Side Neighborhood Council will elect officers and map plans for setting up a neighborhood antipoverty center Thursday at 7:40 p.m. in the Garfield School Auditorium Baltic Avenue at Hill Street.
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West Side
Garfield School
Baltic Avenue
Hill Street
Legal Aid Objection Are Told
The article discusses federal legal aid programs and their impact on access to justice. Van Elgort and Rothwell defend expanding legal reform, even if it means hiring lobbyists, while critics warn against barratry and ethics conflicts. The piece links to broader battles over poverty law and the influence of canons of ethics on client choice.
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van Elgort
Aea
Sacramento
Washington
van Elport
Thomas H. Rothwell
The
Legal Aid Society of San Francisco
Phor
Williams
Long Beach
James D. Lorenz Jr
California Rural Legal Assistance Program
State of California
Reagan
Crj.a
Veteran Y Leader Bruce Gates Dies at 58
Bruce E. Gates longtime YMCA leader for over 30 years died Monday at 58. He directed development for the Greater Long Beach YMCA since 1966 after leaving Santa Monica VA. A Akron Ohio native, he served in many YMCA posts and civic groups. Survived by wife Flaine two daughters two sisters and two grandchildren. Memorial Thursday 2 p.m. at California Heights Methodist Church. Memorials to the Brice F. Gates Scholarship Fund, YMCA of Greater Long Beach.
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Bruce FE. Gates
YMCA
Gates
I Carson St
Long Beach
Santa Monica VA
Akron
Ohio
Frank E. Gates
Bruce Gates
Tus
Los Angeles
Memer
International Committee
National Council
Councils of Churches
Long Beach Lions Club
East
Grant for Youth Jobs Funds Allocated to Long Beach
The Commerce Department allotting $20,000 to Long Beach to coordinate a summer job program. Funds will mobilize local industries and government agencies to provide summer employment for youths, prioritizing poverty areas. The city contributes $9,458 to the program.
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Commerce Deparment
Long Beach
Why Make You Wait Years For Our Indigestion Discovery
An advertisement touts Di GelY from Plough Inc as a superior indigestion remedy. It promises faster relief for gassy acid indigestion, noting that Di Gel neutralizes excess acid and adds an extra ingredient, simethicone, to reduce painful gas and heartburn. Available in tablet or liquid form with the slogan When you eat too well demand Di Gel.
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Plough, Inc
Poly Vice Principal's Son Dies in Motorcycle Crash
Scott Hugh McKenzie, senior and football star at Wilson High School, son of Poly High School's vice principal Edward McKenzie, died at 1:23 p.m. after losing control on Appian Way near Davies Bridge. He earned All-City and All-League honors as a tackle. his older brother Doug plays at Stanford. Funeral arrangements are pending at Mottell'sMurary.
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Scott Hugh McKenzie
Wilson
Poly High School
McKenzie
Appian Way
Davies Bridge
Scott
Doug
Stanford University
Edward McKenzie
Colorado SL
Mottell’s Murwary
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