Long Beach Considers 16 inch Four Corners Pipeline Plan
Long Beach and environs discuss a 16 inch offshore to inland oil line proposed by Four Corners Pipeline Co. It would transport up to 160000 barrels per day from Del Amo to Bell Gulf and cross city territory west of the San Gabriel River. Federal jurisdiction will apply for interstate commerce segments. Local tally on franchise timing and regulatory scope remains unresolved. Also noted, city officials consider a salary increase for all nine council members with varying amounts for mayor and vice mayor, and stricter penalties for missed meetings.
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Eline Project
Trav
Beach
Mexico
Corners Pipeline Co
Angeles-Long Beach
Long Beach
del Amo
Lakewood
Shell
Standard, Continental
Bell Gulf
Superior
Richfield
Shel Pipeline Corp
Four Corners
Colorado
Gabriel River
Arizona
Longi
del Amo Em
Utah
New
Toysday
J. Paul B. Wilces
Associated Property Owners
Wilcox
Hospital Closure Parley in Capital
California congressmen meet Navy Secretary Gates in Washington to protest closures of Corona and Mare Island Hospitals. Navy plans to shut August 1, critics warn of 800 mile gap in care and transfer to an aging ship in Long Beach harbor. Sunbelt lawmakers argue a new Oakland area hospital is needed and budgetary reasons do not justify cutting the only local hospital serving a large military area. The report also notes obituaries for Celia Chernovi and Laura B Cole along with funeral details.
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California
Navy
Thomas S. Gates Jr
Washington
Corona
Mare Island
SSE
Calix Singh Sound
Corona Hospital
Califoonia Engat
Long Beach Harbor
Saund
Congress
Mare Island Hospital
Oakland
Riverside County
Sound
Chernovi
Celia
Long Beach
Los Angeles
Lewis
Jaci
Helen Feder
Beth Olam
Sunset Blvd
Gower St
Los Jnseles
SAYWELL Albert John 77 died after Thursday event
Death notices list Albert John Saywell of 525 E Broadway age 77 died Thursday. Survived by husband and daughter Mrs Mildred Wallcox. Services held at Mottell's & Peek Chapel with burial at Sunyside Memorial Park. David J. Malloy Mortuary in charge.
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Saywell
Albert John
E. Broadway
Dieaturday
Urviving
Mildred Wallcox
Mottell
Liams
Howard M
Katren
Mottell's & Peek Chapel
Boy Struck by Sanitation Truck Clarified Details
The Press-Telegram reports seven year old Timmy Read of 3442 Yolk Age was backing up a city sanitation truck near his home when he was struck. Police confirm warnings were given to stay clear of the truck and the father, K Rood, provides context.
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the Press-Telegram
Timmy
K. Rood
Turnabout Holdup Victims Barred by Two Navy Men
Deputy district attorneys filed robbery charges against Hollis Lindley and Talbert W. Halden, both 22, claiming they held up a man and forced him to surrender $12 before ejecting him from their car near Spring Street and Pacific Avenue. The victim identified them Saturday night after the incident occurred Friday night near Camp Pendleton Marine Clyde Ds. Bowersox, 21.
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Corm,plain
Navy
Hollis Lindley
Talbert W. Halden
Clyde Ds. Bowersox
Camp Pendleton
Alm
Spring St
Pacific Ave
County Protests Hospital Closure At Corona Naval Hospital
The County Board of Supervisors unanimously passed a resolution protesting the closure of Corona Naval Hospital. Supervisor Burton Chace was authorized to present the protest to a federal committee holding hearings on the matter at the longie Naval Base Thursday.
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Corona Naval Hospital
County Board of Supervisors
Burton Chace
Longie Naval Base
Chace
Corona
Key Schools Job in L A to L B Woman Key Schools
Lucille Clark Burckhal ter, 51, of 352034 Lemon Ave, is named one of six elementary administrative coordinators aiding supervision of Los Angeles City School System with 275000 pupils. She holds degrees from Whittier College and USC, studied at UCLA, and will assist Grace M. Dreier in the South Elementary District after a career from teacher to principal.
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Lucille Clark Burckhalter
Lemon Ave
Los Angeles
Burckhalter
Whittier College
University of Southern California
UCLA
Grace M. Dreier
Moving van driver awarded 12000 in injury suit
Adam Oliver De Rousse, 57, of 2394 Santa Fe Ave, received 12000 for four broken ribs and a permanent shoulder injury after a moving van collision with a station wagon on Mag adlia Ave and Hill St. Anna Clifford died six hours after. The Hollis family and Hollis & Eckerle Corp. faced 65500 in damages. the employer of Clifford liable for the full amount.
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Adam Oliver de Rousse
Santa Fe Ave
Magadlia Ave
Hill St
Anna A. Clitferd
DeRousse
Jesse M. Allan
Virginia
Cecil R. Hollis
Fullerton
Hollis & Eckerley Corp
Miss Clifford
Five to Life Prison Term in Robbery
A 25 year old rodeo performer identified as Coy Lee Hall received concurrent five year to life terms for first degree robbery and first degree burglary related to a $2,000 holdup at a Torrance station. The case ties to Martin Andrew Bonina and Patricia Andrade, with further related arrests and upcoming sentences noted.
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Long Beach
Beach Vasey
Coy Lee Hall
238Th St
Torrance
Mall
Cendant Jast
Martin Andrew Bonina
San Pedro
Patricia Andrade
Hall
Clay Trice
Thomas
Lomita
Aostallion
Pacific Coast
West Coast
Polio Grants Total 314423 for LA County Hospital Work
Grants totaling 314423 for polio research and treatment by the Attending Staff Association of Los Angeles County Hospital at Hondo were announced Monday by the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis. The March of Dimes portion includes 261734 for the hospital's respiratory and rehabilitation center and 52689 for prevention and aftereffects research at Rancho Los Amigos Hospital. Researchers will study positive pressure breathing in paralyzed patients. The 61 grants totaling 34527064 are nationwide, announced by Dorothy Hardcastle. Long Beach model chosen as queen of Ceramic Spectacular opening a five day run in the Lafayette Hotel. The show will display thousands of ceramic objects and present daily demonstrations of modern do-it-yourself techniques.
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National Association
Dorothy Hardcastle
Long Beach
Hollywood
Lafayette Hotel
Dishwasher Arrested for Parole Violation
Federal Bureau of Investigation agents arrested 18 year old dishwasher James Levin Julian of Dallas Texas for parole violation at work in a restaurant on 2476 Santa Fe Ave A bench warrant issued in Tyler Texas justified by prior car theft arrest Julian was booked at city jail and said he had probation after the car theft arrest
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Federal Bureau of Investigation
John F. Malone
James Levin Julian
Dallas
Tex
Santa Fe Ave
Tyler
Julian
Theft Reported of $200 Ring in Redondo Beach Home
Mrs. Robert Culborn of 526 North Maria Street reported the theft of a $200 diamond ring and $13 in a savings account. Neighbors saw a teenaged boy depart the Redondo Beach home Monday afternoon in a jalopy with a red-haired girl about 17.
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Redondo Beach
Robert Culborn
N. Maria St
$40 Million Plan for Gas Company
Southern California Edison Co seeks a state certificate to construct a 40 million dollar fuel gas transfer system serving six plants in the area including Long Beach Alamitos Huntington Beach Redondo El Segundo and Mandalay near Oxnard. The plan aims to stabilize gas supply expand future demand and cut air pollution by 75 percent by using gas rather than fuel oil. Edison has an agreement with Richfield Oil Corp for at least 500 billion cubic feet of gas over 20 years, but service remains interruptible with opposition from east utilities and varying local pollution regulations.
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Southern California Edison Co
State Public Utilities Commission
Long Beach
Alamitos
Huntington Beach
Redondo
el Segundo
Mandalay
Oxnard
Ventura County
Los Angeles County
Counnty Air Polution Control District
California
Edison Co
Richfield Qi! Corp
Edison
Chamber Campaign Fights Federal School Aid
The Chamber of Commerce urges defeat of federal aid for school construction with letters from directors led by president George Badenhaven. The White House Conference on Education report notes no state shows the required financial capacity to fund long term school shares, while harbor officials discuss oil recovery estimates and pending attorney fees in a related suit.
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Chamber of Commerce
George Badenhaven
California
White House
Chamber
Harbor Board
George Hilty
General's Office
Theodore Gabrielson
Long Beach
Attorney General's
California school needs and funding claims in 1940s era
The passage asserts no greater problems meeting public school needs in California. It notes since 1945 over 8 million dollars in capital outlay for Long Beach Unified School District and cites a 100 million dollar state school bond approval. It argues that for 20 million dollars in federal taxes, California would receive only 36 percent back if the bill passes.
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California
Long Beach Unified
Car Hits 2YearOld on Palo Verde Ave
Two year old Danel Thomas Rapone of 3629 Palo Verde Ave was struck by a car on Palo Verde near Monlaco Street while crossing. The driver Carl Melvin Monahan of Westminster said the child ran into his path. The boy received three stitches for scalp wounds at Community Hospital.
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Danel Thomas Rapone
Palo Verde Ave
Palo Verde N
Monlaco St
Carl Melvin Monahan
Mono PJ
Stretch Press Strengthens Wings of Douglas Jetliner
A Douglas Aircraft project uses a 50-foot aluminum plate and a single large stretch press to form wing skins for the DC8. The 1,200-pound skins are thicker than standard car panels, improving wing strength. Alcoa equipment supports shaping portions of the airfoil at the Long Beach plant.
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Douglas Aircraft
Long Beach
Sheridan
Douglas
Alcoa
Rudder Trouble Forces Tow to Local Port
A cabin cruiser carrying 17 teenage boys arrived in port after midnight with a rudder failure. Owner Manuel Vazquez of Alhambra reported the craft was towed by another vessel after a skin-diving trip near Catalina Island. Coast Guard had been alerted earlier.
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Omanuel Vaquez
Alhambra
Catalina Island
Vaquez
Coast Guard
Dancing course offered in Norwalk at Santa Fe gym
A summer program in modern dancing is available for teenagers and adults in Norwalk. Classes run nightly from 7 to 9 o'clock at Santa Fe High School gymnasium, sponsored by Southeast Park and Recreation District, with no charge for instruction.
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Norwalk
Santa Fe High School
Southeast Park and Recreation District
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