Pauling urges universal blood test for birth defect fight
Nobel laureate Linus Pauling urged a legal requirement for universal blood testing to detect carriers of hereditary defects at a conference in Los Angeles. He argued such tests could prevent birth defects, while cautioning carriers should not be forbidden to marry. Conference leaders emphasized public education on birth defects and evolving detection methods.
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Dr. Pauling
C. ‘Pauling
Pear
Caltech
Ithe
Hilton
Los Angeles
Pailing
Pauling
Tion
Million Dollars Question At Sixth Street Intersection
A reader asked what to do with a million dollars. Janet Sideril, a Philadelphia secretary, answers she would buy a business and use the profits to grow wealth.
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Sixth Street
Pine Avenue
Sideril
Philadelphia
Death notices and public notices from Dominguez area
A collage of obituary blurbs and public notices lists numerous deaths, surviving relatives, and funeral arrangements. It includes addresses and service details for multiple individuals, plus local zoning and fire protection district hearing notices and Dominguez area annexation discussions.
City Leaders push for bigger gas tax share for streets
Long Beach officials joined by Virgil Spongberg urged county supervisors to boost the county gas tax distribution to cities for streets. They claimed current state shares shortchange towns like Long Beach Lakewood and Signal Hill. figures show possible increases under a new plan, though county coordination objections were raised.
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Malcolm Epley
Long Beach Coureil
Los
Virgil Spongberg
Igeles County
Los Angeles
Sam Yorty
Acities
League of Calt
Fornia
Spangberg
Redonda
Spongherg
Gilbertson
Long Beach
Lakewood
Signal Hill
Hemp Heads Campaign to End Long Beach Truck Fees
Kenneth L. Hemp president of Pitt Chamber of Commerce has begun a campaign to eliminate Long Beach pickup charges on shipments to the Pacific Northwest. He targets trucking fees affecting interstate commerce and calls for policy changes to ease coast‑to‑coast trade.
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Kenneth L
Ken) Hemp
Pitt Chamber of Commerce
Long Beach
Pacific Northwest
U S Offers 2.50 Per Square Foot for Shelter Aid
Federal program would supply 2.50 per square foot to cover construction costs of schools hospitals or welfare buildings with at least 100 to 1 fallout protection. Hemphill cited 3.5 billion annual spending on such facilities and noted lower rates in Santa Monica Valley Santa Ana areas. A Feb 27 vote hearing in San Mateo could place the matter before officials and shippers.
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Southland Civil Defense
Artesia
Aes
Visher
Pacific Northwestlane
Defense
Long
Isher
United States
Los Angeles
Santa Monica
San Fernando’ Valley
Santa Ana Area
Pacific Northwest
Long Beach
San Fernando Valley
Santa Ana
Hemphill
Chamber Board
San ‘Mateo
Wisher
Los Angeles Considers Fallout Shelters Amid Traffic Crisis
Officials report ongoing emergency calls since noon Monday as traffic incidents climb. County planners discuss a neutral board to set road priorities and potential federal grants for fallout shelters, with Los Angeles County pursuing a ambitious shelter program and funding estimates amid criticism of federal support.
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Spongberg
Los Angeles
Wisher
Kenneth Hahn
William Parker
Jhairman
Burial Insurance Plans and Officials Discuss Defense
A discussion covered burial and life insurance plans, noting a recent $3500 funeral bill vs $4.58 paid, with a policy offering worldwide funeral director access. The forum also touched on national spending and defense posture, led by Kennedy administration ally Parker Gerald, with regional officials Jonas Lambie Hoover and Quinn in attendance.
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Costa
Kennedy
Parker Jeald
Portrait of Pat Warrington the Sign Painter
AARRINGTON PAT WARRINGTON of 258 E. Fighth Street speaks with casual frankness about his finances and future. He quips that he would save enough in the bank to live comfortably for life and then pursue leisure work and travel.
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Aarrington
Pat Warrington
E. Fighth
Judge Sutter to Attend USC Traffic Conference
Judge Ly man B. Sutter of Long Beach, who handles traffic cases for the Long Beach Municipal Court, was authorized by the Board of Supervisors to attend a traffic court conference Keb,5-9 at the University of Southern California. The conference is sponsored by USC and the American Bar Association.
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Lyman B. Sutter
Long Beach
Board of Supervisors
University of Southern California
USC
The
American Bar Association
Sutter
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Martha Pasterski
Hunter Mortuary
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Ohio Ave
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Aldantle Ave
Edward Henderson
Fred Spencer
Anne Patterson
Justin
Lyndonville
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Mottell's & Peek Mortuary
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Kerrys
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Ferdinand Reed
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Donald _C
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