Jury to Start Deliberations Monday in Dr Rehman Case
After a six hour closing, the jury in the Dr Jerome Rehman trial is to begin deliberations Monday at noon. Prosecutors urged a guilty finding on criminal conspiracy charges while defense contended the patients’ trust and confidence were betrayed. The emotional six hour session ended with Judge Martin urging the jury to weigh the evidence carefully.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rehman
Jerome Retmani
Will Ly
Lion
Forneys
John A
Mar|Matin
W. Schweitzer
Female Impersonator Fools Jailers and Inmates
Marlene Medeiros a 22 year old Hawaiian entertainer jailed for petty theft spent three days with three women before a suspended sentence. A detective revealed Marlene is Morris Milton Medeiros, a man who impersonated a woman, living at 408 Orange Ave. The suspect fooled jail staff and inmates, even helping a cellmate fasten her bra.
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Marlene Lanj Medeiros
Long Beach
Marlene
Wours
Morris Milton Medeiras
Morris Milton Marlene Medeiros
Orange Ave
Medeiros
Work Starts on First Douglas DC9 in L B
Douglas Long Beach plant begins fabrication of the first DC9 jet liner with a target monthly rate of eight by late 1966. DC9 will share line with the DC8, using converted tooling to speed production and reduce assembly time to 37 weeks in a no-shift operation. First DC9 assembly starts Feb. 15, 1964 and its flight is planned March 15, 1965.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L.B
Long Beach
Plan Increase in Picketing at Torrance
Roy Johnson of Los Angeles and NAACP CORE officials called on Governor Brown to revoke builder Wilson’s license and to pursue civil rights action under California law. They alleged Wilson made false statements about financial status and accused Torrance police of harassment amid an integration drive at Wilson’s subdivision.
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Roy Johnson
Los Angeles
NAACP
CORE
Gov. Brown
Wilson
Altorney Generalo
California
Ata
CORF
Daniel Grey
Torrance
Mortenson Heads California School Employes Association
Clinton R. Mortenson of Long Beach Unified School District maintenance division was elected president of the California School Employees Association at the convention in San Diego. He lives at 5618 Cancult Ave in Lakewood and previously served as first vice president of the CSEA and as past president of Long Beach Chapter 2 of the SEA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton R. Mortenson
Long Beach Unified School District
Calfornia
San Diego
Mortenson
Cancult Ave
Lakewond
Finst
Cseas
Long Beach Chanter 2
SEA
Trial closes in longest Los Angeles County case at Marin hospital
Dr Rehman and three men face conspiracy charges over alleged unnecessary surgeries and extended hospitalizations at Bixby Knolls Community Hospital. Final prosecution argued the defense relied on trivia while witnesses were attacked, asserting fraud against the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rehman
Marin
Befa
Los Angeles County
Eeey Marin
Missing Woman Returns Home After 13 Day Disappearance
Mrs. Ezeithia Jann Staten, 73, turned up at home after 13 days missing. Daughter Clara Wood, 1367 Ala Mitros Ave, said Staten would not reveal where she had been but appeared healthy and in good spirits. A Long Beach police search of over a day failed to locate her earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ezeithia Jann Staten
Staten
Espaterd
Clara Wood
Alamitos Ave
Wood
Beach
Ex Health Officer Dr Roy Gilbert Dies
Former Los Angeles County health officer Dr Roy Gilbert died Thursday at Santa Monica Hospital after a long illness. He was 69. Gilbert served as an Army officer in World War I. He later earned degrees in civil engineering and medicine from noted universities and is survived by several grandchildren.
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Roy
Gilbert
Los Angeles County
Santa Monica Hospital
Church
Beverly Hills
Clen Saniany Egiering SM
Non Dairom Toulouse University
Councilman Reese in Serious Condition After Illness
A Long Beach councilman, Reese, is in serious condition at Seaside Hospital in Long Beach after a sudden illness. He previously practiced privately and served on the council until his retirement, with a memorial service planned at All Saints Episcopal Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Héinietaell
Long Beach
Seaside
Flan Lewis
Reese Sadlaz Resing
Longin Memorial Hospital
Beach
All Saints
California Apprenticeship Convention Stresses Growth
Delegates in San Francisco at the Lafayette Hotel hear keynotes on expanding California's apprenticeship programs amid a slowing economy and job shortages. State Council officials report two new programs for operating engineers and surveyors account for at least 500 new apprentices in the past year. Awards are given to W. P. Evans and Leo Gable for long service. Lawrence J. Blackwell leads the convention with panels on opportunities and job requirements.
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California
Ernest Webo
San Fran
Cisco
Lafayette Hotel
W. P
Bill) Evans
L.B. Cement, Masons
Leo Gable
Carpenters’ Group
Lawrence J. Blackwell
Drivers Well Shaken in Cement Truck Crash
A cement truck lost brakes near Rosemead Boulevard and Havenwood Avenue in Pic River. Driver Joh F. Kwaula, 45, of Monterey Park, allegedly failed to stop, hitting a Volkswagen driven by Robert W. Blom, 47, Downey, which ended up under a Ford driven by Henry F. Walstrom, 63, North Hollywood. No injuries reported.
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Rosemead Boulevard
Havenwood Aventue
Pic River
Norwalk
Joh F. Kwaula
Monterey Park
Volkswagen
Ford
Robert W. Blom
Eastbrook
Ave
Downey
Henry F. Walstrom
North Hollywood
Death Notices Across Long Beach Area Families
A series of death notices lists ages and addresses of the deceased, with surviving spouses, children, and siblings. Services and mortuary arrangements are announced for each, including Church or cemetery locations and mass or rosary times. Notable names include Ellen, Wesley, James, Henry, Giuseppe Tarigo, Lucerne French, Clancy William, Lynette O Connor, Hickey, Veitch, Carney, and others.
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Carney
William A
Walnut Ave
Mary Carney
Ruth
Osborn
Rosary
Pam
Sheelar
St. Barnabas Church
Jewelry Heist Hearing Delayed Over Illness
A Superior Court session in Los Angeles, postponed due to illness, would have heard a physician explain claims about a suspect’s involvement in the Tenensbaum store dime theft. Attorneys Joseph Bernfeld and M. E. Lewis Jr. represent the estate amid over $600,000 in loans and other matters.
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Superior Court
Los Angeles
Tenenbaum
Pine i Ave
John F. McCarthy
Joseph Bernfeld
M. E. Lewis, Jr
Gardena duo arrested in $300000 heroin sting
State narcotics agents seized heroin from Gardena bartender John M Gunaca, 43, and Josephine Paz, 11 year older woman, after allegedly buying $300,000 worth of heroin in four transactions. Gunaca was nabbed at the Gardena restaurant where he works. Paz was arrested in her apartment as an undercover report describes purchases including one ounce on July 15.
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Gardena
John M. Gunaca
Chadron Ave
Gardana
Garsdena
Josephine Paz
Miss Paz
State Pact ion Tidal Oil Ready
A revised production contract for developing the East Long Beach tideland oil field has been drafted by the state and will be sent to city officials. Hale Champion of the State Lands Commission said the attorney general's office completed the draft and copies will be released next week. The state proposal, differing from the city plan on several points, will be submitted to the City Council as a public document for hearings on the dispute between city and state programs.
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East Long Beach Tideland
Hale Champion
State Lands Commission
Harold A. Lingle
Attorney General
Champion
Granl
Lands Commission
Lester Horton
Mauricements
C. Sparling
Long Beach
John Mansell
Nmanuore
Harbor, Industries and
Barmaids' Nemesis in New Holdup
A beer-loving bandit struck again at 5411 Atlantic Ave, tying a young woman in the restroom after ordering a short beer. Jerimiya Stapleton, 23, described as the suspect, used a revolver to loot the cash register and flee. Earlier on July 16, a similar attacker bound barmaid June Dobkoski at 2125 EF Broadway.
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Jane
Atlantic Ave
Jerimiya Stapleton
June Dobkoski
Broadway
Forgery conviction in contractor fraud case names Morton and Evans
Morton 35 of Norwalk and his partner Charles R. Evans 35 of Tuc were charged with contracting home owners to add ren ns, subcontracting and not paying subs. They forged lien waivers falsely showing subs paid in full. Evang pleaded guilty to forgery and received a suspended sentence from Judge Sparling on July 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horton and Evan
Economy Constructors
Tuc
Evang
Sparling
Stop Athlete's Foot with Carte PHENIQER Shoes Cure
An ad promotes Carte PHENIQER to treat athlete's foot by inhibiting fungal growth in shoes and between toes. It claims effectiveness against recurring infections and suggests using the product to prevent reinfection.
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Grey
Albert G. S. Ramsey
Charles Sheldon
Sheldon
Roy Gilbert
Reese
Sharon Shaw
Judy Campbell
United Way City
Leff
Ed Ouchi
Paramount
Robert DeWalt
Bellflower
Fred Sanchez
Lakewood
John Barrett
United Way
Stress Growth
Calif
Council
Chuck Hanna
Webb
State Council
Brown
Volks
Hall
Coon
Aim
St. Carl Oninge
Aclius Church
Ellen
Lional Bagnarrd
Wesley
Dil Day Family
Mona James
Martin St
Sylvia
Moseley
Maude Moseley
Elva Cox
Cora Nichols
Patterson
Snively Mortuary
Evans-Lyle
Rongo Vall
Aed
Uae
Diay
Awit
Florence
Benson
Arlo
Dornathy Mench
Shirfey Autrey
Mes
Lloyd Fyans
Mouice
Henry
Grace Ji
Stanley
Church of Our Fathers
Forest Lawn Memorrial Park
Cypres
Murdock — Witham
Chatwin
Witor Exer
Eloise Hughes
Gladys Phipps
Burban
BR. Waller
Charles
Joe B
Gadberry
Service
Truett
Southern
Tarigo—Giuseppe
Nini
Angeline Trem
Armida Hallstrom
Bessie Charles
Fomerly
Beulah Newcomer
Swvens
Bobbitt
Clancy
William
Avonelle
Robert. Tate
Lillian Bucy
Ilam
Mottell's and Peck
St. Anthony's Church
Mottell's and Peck Mortuary
Hickey—Faward J
Ocean Blvd
Margaret Steward
Mottell’s & Peck
Veitch
Herbert L
Milton
Ontario
Canada
Harold
Joseph
Thomas
Sunnyside Memorial Park
Patterson & Snively Morutary
Therm
Independent, Press - Telegram
Mel
T. A. Gregory, Pres
Elm ST
Charles W. Mayes
First Brethren Church Ltd and
Charry
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