Senator Morse Delivers Enduring Address In Wilton
EN. Wayne Morse of Oregon appeared in our town Saturday night delivering a long, fatigue resistant speech at a Democratic dinner. He spoke without partisanship, challenged Democrats to improve their party, and drew notable attention for his polished diction and anecdotes. The event began after 8 pm and extended past 10 pm with a press conference, a long dinner, and a late return flight to Washington.
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Oregon
Wilton
International Airport
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Knows Land
EN. Morse
California
Pastor-Musician Nabs Owl Prowler in Home
De Rovert W. Magin, minister of music at the First Congregational Church, chases an owl intruder in his home. He used a dog catcher’s tonic and pitched the bird out the window after a brief, curious encounter.
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de. Rovert W. Magin
Wulf
First Congregational Church
Jayne Mansfield
Mickey Hargitay
Dr. Hagin
Miss Winter Trile Deadline Stressed
Entrants aged 18 or older and unmarried must submit entries by 5 p.m. Friday for the Miss Winter contest. Nine contestants currently enter. Entry blanks available at the Chamber of Commerce office, 121 Linden.
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Curren
Caanbter of Commerce
Linden Age
John =. Biley Jr
Chemot “Oe
Home Looted of Diamond Mink Stole in Break-In
Police report a burglary at a Longmites Bay home on Sith Pland Beach over the weekend. Entry cut through a rear porch screen. $1,200 in items including a mink stole and a diamond is missing. Edwin L. Potts, 99, and family found the damage Sunday afternoon at 1400 Bryant Rd.
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Longmites Bay
Sith Pland Beach
Awas
Edwin L. Potts
Bryant
Atoms for Peace Exhibit Schedule Draws Attention
A fragmentary report describes an Atoms for Peace exhibit and a mobile display by the Exergy Commission to be shown near Fourth Street and Pine Avenue from noon. Police investigated a burglary where 1015 dollars worth of household items, including cameras and electronics, were stolen as thieves cut a window screen and fled.
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Atoms For Peace
Atormliche
ap|Exergy Commission
Fourth St
Pine Ave
A. We Fish
Patz Ave
Ais
Sputnik II Sputters and Repeats Tonight
Sputnik II reportedly failed to be seen at Griffith Observatory Sunday as observers missed its scheduled 6 p.m. pass. An observatory spokesman noted several citizens reported sightings, including reports of the satellite moving in the opposite direction. Navy tracking offices list alternate visibility times through Friday starting 5:39 p.m. Friday.
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Griffith Fark Observatory
Observatory Peekers
Observatory
Griffith Parl
Thse
Navy
Long Beach Sees Rainfall as Storm Hits Southland
A coastal storm drenched Long Beach Redondo Beach and nearby areas bringing hefty rainfall totals including 18.73 inches through Tuesday and gusty seas. Boats faced damage with a 33-foot cabin cruiser and others reporting injuries while Crestline and Green Valley reported snowfall amid the unsettled weather.
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Redondo Beach
O Attorney
John
Stevenson
Hollywood Riviera
Long ‘Beach
Crestline
Green Valley
Big Bear
Ginny Heynemann
Grenge County
7Th St
Prospect Ave
Redoncio Beach
City Officials to Get Accord on Subsidence Bill
City officials move toward a revised subsidence bill with a three hour committee session approving 12 changes. The draft seeks to enable the state oil and gas supervisor to start fault block pressure restoration by voluntary agreement before a field wide study, with possible compulsory orders later. A special Sacramento hearing and further revisions are anticipated as the budget session opens.
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Grant
Legislative Coun 3el
Sacramento
Indignant Taxpayers Meet Set at Wilson High School
A meeting organized by Associated Property Owners led by Paul G. Wilcox is scheduled for February 8 at Wilson High School to discuss rising property taxes. Taxpayers fear homeowners may lose homes or see rents and business costs soar as tax increases take effect.
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Yeeting
Wilson High School
Paul G. Wcox
Wilrcox
Mrs George Taubman Jr Nominated for UN Agency Post
Mrs George Taubman Jr of 1429 La Perla Ave is being considered by the White House for a UNICEF delegate role. She has chaired state UNICEF efforts since 1953 and is linked to cultural charitable and child welfare groups as well as Republican politics.
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George P. Taubman
Long Beach Chief Harbor Engineer Shoemaker Dies at 60
Robert R. Shoemaker, 60, Long Beach chief harbor engineer, died of a heart attack at home after an illness. He led subsidence studies and helped plan major harbor developments including Pier A expansion and the Los Angeles River bridges. Funeral at Mottell's and Peek chapel Thursday. Survived by wife Roberta Allen Shoemaker and mother Mabel O. Shoemaker.
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Robert R. Shoemaker
L. B
Long Beach
Shoemaker
Roberta Allen Shoemaker
Siri Shoemaker
Virginis Ra
Mabel O. Shoemaker
Mottell's
Peek Chapel
Iré St
Alamito’ Ave
Sasig
City of
Edison Co
Riehlelt Oil Co
Navy
Board of Harbor Commissioners
Montenesus
Cuck
Spa Development of 75 Per Cant of Pier A
Termine Island
Anahem St
Los Angeles River
Tea Reception Honoring L.B. Band Members
Active and retired the Municipal Band were honored at a tea hosted by Frank C. Blair Sr. and Dr. and Mrs. Blair at 264 Argonne Ave. Mayor Raymond C. Kealer and city officials attended along with retired members and union officials. A concert in Municipal Auditorium preceded the tea.
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Frank C. Blair Sr
Frank C. ‘Blair Sr
Argonne Ave
Raymond C. Kealer
We Bend
Watsor Knowles
Floyd House
George Tyler
Anthony Gil
Frank Greissinger
Henry, Moore
James E
Thief Flashes Through VOA Store Office Steals Cash Food
A burglar broke into the Volunteers of America at 1185 E 25th St Sunday night and stole about 1 dollar, a sandwich and an apple. Maj James F H Prices, stating the new outlet began in 1953, noted this was the first money received after opening. A-frame display was damaged and food taken from a secretary's chest. Last December a burglar opened a safe and took 65.27 in Christmas funds.
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Volunteers of America
25Th St
James FH. Prices
MWD Urges Special Legislative Session on Water Needs
Metropolitan Water District Chairman Josep Jensen urged Gov. Goodwin J. Knight to call a special legislative session on water policy. The district wants a focused debate separate from the budget talks to address a constitutional amendment on water, deeming it vital to the state's economic life and allowing lawmakers full attention.
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Goodwin
J. Knight
Josep Jensen
Plaa
Jensen
Fire burns at Tibbits Body Shop injures Robert Wissar
Police report a fire at Tibbits Body Shop at 1401 4th St. injuring Robert L. Wissar 42 of 502 E Ilth. He escaped serious injury as thinner exploded and flames spread before firefighters arrived. The blaze was extinguished by fire trucks.
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Robert L. Wissar
Jacquer
Tibbits
Boy Critically Hurt In Bike Car Crash At Santa Fe Avenue
An 11 year old boy was critically injured when knocked from his bicycle by four cars on Santa Fe Avenue near Arlington Street Sunday night. Bernard G Howlett son of Mrs Bernard H Clissold was treated at Seaside Hospital for possible skull fractures and elbow injuries. Police said the boy rode into the street chasing candy and musk purchased nearby. The driver Philip E June 42 of 27236 East 220th Street told officers he did not see the boy until it was too late. Offcers arrived minutes after the crash to find Webster Elementary School sixth grader under the front wheels of the car.
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Santa Fe Ave
Arlington St
Bernard G. Howlett
Bernard H. Clissold
Linden Ave
Seaside Hospital
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