Idaho Falls a Stop on Beach Travel Tour to Yellowstone
A Beach delegation travels through Idaho Falls en route to Yellowstone country aboard a Western Air Lines flight. They tour the area, visit the Atomic Energy Commission headquarters and an Idaho Falls chamber atomic museum, and lodge at Pond's Lodge Island Park. The party plans a few days in the mountains before returning Long Beach.
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Daho Falls
Idaho
Yellowstone County
Idaho Falls
Alban Smith
Idaho cFall Chamber of Commerce
Long Beach
Western Air Lines
Ustling
Tle
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Yellowstone
Jackson Hole
Island Park
Pond's Lodge
Buffalo River
Island Park Reservoir
Annther
Miss Universe Zuloaga visits Long Beach amid personal news
The article blends a light profile of Luz Zuloaga the Miss Universe with local crime and tragedy. It notes her in town for rest and upcoming pageant duties while detailing the death of 41 year old Alfred Kruse from gunshot injuries and a juvenile suspect, along with other scattered notes on Miss Zuloaga and public interest in her plans and residence.
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Luz Miyind Zuloaga
Long Beach
Digby
Calon
Bia
Alfred
Kruse
Robert H. Likai
Seaside Hospital
Cap
Henry €. Ehrenkrane
Anl
Oscar Meinafardt
Miss Zuloaga
Meinhardt
Four Unionists Cleared by Carpenters in LA
Four members of Long Reach Local 710 of the Carpenters Union were found not guilty Monday of charges of creating dissension. Vincent McDonnell J H Turner Ray A Gonzales and William T Charles were declared innocent by the district committee, which said the charges were unsubstantial.
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Carenters. Union
Wial
Los Angeles
Carpenters
Vincent McDonnell
J. H. ‘Turner
Ray A. Gonzales
William T. Charles
Triad
Bill Sidell
Los Angeles County District Council of Carpenters
Firing gun in home leads to 30 day term
A man named Thompson, 54, was fined 30 days in city jail after firing a rifle into his ceiling at 324 Winnipeg Place. Police reported that one dollar polio inoculations will be offered Monday and Thursday evenings at San Pedro Community Hospital from 7 to 9 p.m. The case also involved municipal judge Lynity.
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Herbart A. Thompson
Winnipeg PL
Thompson
San Pedro
Muncipal
Lone Ambulance Pact Bid Studied
One bid was received to take over emergency ambulance service in Long Beach proposing a base $15 rate for calls of one mile or less and $10 per mile after. Bow ers Ambulance Service would begin Oct 1 if accepted, offered a 25 percent discount for patients unable to pay. City now pays subsidy for protected classes, and hearings on base rate increases to $15 are pending. Bow ers operates seven ambulances in Long Beach since 1938.
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Long Beach
Bowers Ambulance Service
Pacific Coast Hwy
Bowers
Loren D.cCannon
Sam E. Vickers
McCannon
City Bureau of Franchises
Safe Driver insurance reforms expand discounts and fault rules
Two major underwriting groups announce liberalized Safe Driver policies led by Jack P. Hammond of Long Beach Insurance. Accident-free experience required drops from three to two years, with discounts up to 20 percent and no penalty if the driver was not at fault. Household effects apply when the whole household has a good record.
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Jack P. Hammond
Long Beach Insurance Assa
Hammond
National Bureau of Casualty Underwriters
National Automobile Unter- |Writers Assn
Car Park Expansion Aids Long Beach Douglas Plant
Long Beach Douglas Aircraft Co expands car parking to address congestion near main gate and Lakewood Blvd as 200 workers join weekly. Union leaders and transit officials plan talks to boost rush hour bus service to the plant amid payroll growth and more experienced hires in machine shop sheet metal and assembly roles.
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Long Beach
Douglas Aircraft Co
United Auto Workers Local 148
Main Gate No
Lakewood Blvd
Alex Groulx
Pat Driscoll
Company
Winton
Korea Consul Sees Trouble With Japan Over Peace
Korea's consul general Young Han Choo warned in Long Beach that conflict with Japan is likely as Tokyo presses for reparations and control over Korean property. He argued Koreans abroad, including 600,000 in the United States, could be coerced by Communist influence and urged liberation from Communism rather than entrenchment. He cited Japan's demand that 85 percent of Korean property is Japanese and Korea's bid for return of looted treasures from the 35 year occupation.
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Republic of Korea
Japan
Far East
ROK
Young Han Choo
Choo
Alaska
Long Beach
Long Beach Naval Station
Korea
United States
North Korea
Choa
Counsul
County Worker to Wed After Marriage License Snafu
Merle James Vande Weerd,County Clerk staffer, will marry Mary Richards in a ceremony arranged after he paid $2 to Carl Colby for a marriage license. The pair, both names tied to the clerk's office, plan a short honeymoon following the county clerk’s office duties in issuing licenses.
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Weerd
Merle James Vande Weerd
Vande Weerd
Miss Richards
Carl Colby
Joseph
M. Maltby
Vande Weed
Maryi
Louise Richards
Signal Hill Council Approves Two City Services Deals
The Signal Hill council unanimously approves an ambulance services agreement with Los Angeles County and voes 4 to in favor of a fire services pact, with Ordinance 460 deemed not subject to referendum. Petitions for a county pact referendum were filed, while the city attorney recommends court action for declaratory relief against petition signers.
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Fire Signal Jill Council
Los Angeles
Warren At Eckert
Sigional Hill
Fireworks Warning Given Here
Long Beach officials warned that using fireworks beyond paper caps and cap pistols is a misdemeanor with penalties up to six months in jail and a 500 fine. Fire Chief Frank Sandemary urged caution as court rulings could set city-wide rules. Eckert noted sparklers and related devices pose injury risks.
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Long Beach
Frank Sandemary
Route Hit as Driving Off Trade Protests Cross-town Freeway Plan
Protests flared as state lawmakers preliminarily approved a cross-town freeway. Fourteen residents urged the City Council to oppose a northerly downtown route, fearing land seizure and impact on local businesses. The Advisory Public Improvement Committee urged rapid project activation, while Gov Growh signed a bill placing the freeway on the native map without a fixed alignment.
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Anaheim St
Raymond &. Kealer
Iprovement Committee
Sam G. Vickers
Gov. Growh
Vickers
City Vote Papers Shy at Alamitos
Alamitos incorporation effort appears to have failed as petitions miss the required signatures and assessed valuation. County Clerk Lynn Wallace noted 391 signatures and a shortfall of about 295 thousand dollars from the needed 25 percent of 2,437,100.
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Alamitos
Los Alamitos
Lynn Wallace
Wallace
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