Largest car ship docks in Los Angeles Port of Long Beach
The Hoegh Trotter, a converted passenger liner now a car carrier, docked as the largest car ship at the Port of Long Beach amid safety concerns after a sister vessel caused pier damage. The 10,200 ton vessel can carry up to 4,000 cars and was built in 1960, converted in Yugoslavia, and is one of seven of eight large car carriers from Hoegh-Ugland Auto Liners of Norway.
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Terminal Island
Wilaad
California
Royal Mail Line
Yugoslavia
Hoegh-Ugland Auto Liners
Norway
Seven traffic accidents injure ten in Long Beach
Police report ten people were injured in seven traffic accidents in Long Beach on Wednesday and today. Names and ages of victims are listed, with locations including Mim Avenue, Rim and Seventh Street, Centralia Street, Corona Avenue, Second Street, Pacific Coast Highway, Atlantic Avenue, and Long Beach Boulevard. Victims range from 3 to 62 years old, treated at St Marys Hospital and other facilities.
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Long Beach
Violet CG
Chilcoal
Mim
St. Mary's Hospital
7Th Street
Rim
Ivory Johnson
Lemon Ave
Mildred Hobman
Obohh
Artesia SL
Bellflower
Woodruff
Hspital
Mack C. Hawkins
McAuley St
Lakewood
Col Ite
Clark Avenue
Centralia Street
Louisa Wiener
el Monte
Susan K. Rolinger
Richard ‘'T Strausman
Bennett Ave
Corona Avenue
Second Street
James I. Klein
Nipomo Ave
Stanley M. Lackey
Coronado Drive
Costa Mesa
Livingston Drive
Pan
Pacific Coast Highway
California Avenue
Earley M. Benl
Esther St
Jim C. Crain
Gaviota Ave
Bent
Crain
Lillian Bradley
Lydd Gaviota Ave
St. Mary’s Hospital
Eloy P. Chevira
LaDocena Lane
Pico Rivera
Grover Whitehose
Cherry Ave
Chavira
Bean C. McCloud
Sonora
Tex
Atantic Avenue
Anaheim Street
Randolph A. Bean Jr
Long Beach i
Dominguez Valley Hospital
Long Beach Boulevard
Allington Stoke
Pacific Coast
Temple Avenue
Atlantic Avenue
Ana Street
Cedar Avenue
13Th Stee
Gladys Avenue
Th Street
Box Clan
Lemon Avenue
Allington Street
Long Beach Emergency Calls Log Highlights Morning to Dawn
Police and fire units answered a busy 21 hour period in Long Beach with injuries from traffic crashes at Elm Avenue and 6th Street and Clark Avenue and Coxutralia Streets. Multiple vehicle fires occurred including at 436 E Fighth Street and 1505 Gare venia Ave, plus gas leaks on Long Beach Blvd and a manhole fire on 436 E Fighth. Abortive entries include washing, trash and grass fires at several intersections and a furnace fire on 8:59 p.m. location. Data notes numerous times and street names with several OCR errors.
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Long Beach
Elm Avenue
6Th Street
Redonda Avenue
Sixth Street
Long Beach Blvd
Clark Avene
Coxutralia
Garevenia Ave
Artesia Blvd
Bae Five
Lindebaker
Whrth Coast Highway
Claremont Ave
Cedar Ave
Delta Ave
Greenbrier Road
del Amo
Fairbrook
Indors
Livingston Drive
Ond Street
Kilroy elected president of Los Angeles Harbor Board
John B. Kilroy of Kilroy Industries won the presidency of the Los Angeles Board of Harbor Commissioners for a one year term. Kilroy, appointed Aug 1970, succeeds John J. Royal and will oversee harbor projects including the Ports o Call sky tower extension and related construction developments.
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John B. Kilroy
Kilroy Industries
Los Angeles
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