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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1962
Page
7
A wartime style note reports a planned joint meeting with the Long Beach and Los Angeles Harbor Commissions. The agenda includes port night work and huddle on rift issues. The text references 21M totals and a status update near wharfs with unspecified Preertheas.
The Pacific Maritime Association asked President Kennedy to appoint a citizen panel to study the dispute with the International Longshoremen’s and Warehousemen’s Union Local 13. A PMA official said the panel could propose a settlement as strikes loom with the Taft Hartley injunction due to expire June 29. Night unloading has been halted in Los Angeles and Long Beach, hurting business and pressing for a restart.
Multiple obituaries are listed including Browning Ambrose, Sargent Arilda Belle, Carter Grover C, notables at Browning Mor, Brucks Liesbeth, Hagaman Newaom, Reed Harrold G, Steele Alexander, Green Blanche E, Rick Florence C, Bonneau Jack N, and Peugh Nettie E. The notices name survivors and funeral details such as service times and locations including WesLai ster Memorial Park, Westminster Memorial Park, Mottell's & Peek Mortuary, Paterson & Snively Mortuary, Disday Family Funeral Directors, and B W Coon Funeral Home with services set on Friday and Saturday and interment at local cemeteries.
Long Beach State College will confer degrees on 1800 students for its largest graduating class. Commencement at 10 am features speaker Sr. Frank C. Baxter of USC. Dr. Carl W. McIntosh presides with Raymond E. Lingren presenting graduates. College concert and choral groups participate. Final exams end today. spring term concludes Saturday.
Captain L. E. Brunner is named Chief of Coast Guard Operations in the district, moving from Electronics to head the district's operations after six years. He succeeds Captain Bernard Caughlin and will be based at Coast Guard Headquarters in Washington. The appointment follows recognition of his work developing LORAN and other navigation efforts.
A gray brown German shepherd dog that bit Bruce Settle a 21 year old on his porch at 3514 East First Street Sunday morning is being sought. If the dog is proven free of rabies, Settle will receive anti rabies injections.
City Manager Mansell signed a contract with Western Offshore Drilling Exploration Co for eight offshore core holes near Pine Avenue to guide a $1.7 billion field. The council also approved a wildcat air development south of Manileta Airport and advanced zoning changes to permit larger apartment buildings in an Atherton Street area.
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