Ex-Wife Slaying Highlights Love Triangle Evidence
Thomas Rae, Navy petty officer, testified in Long Beach Superior Court about a love triangle connected to the October death of his ex-wife Margaret Ann Lamarr. Prosecution cites a fight at the Santa Fe Avenue residence. Rae allegedly told police he believed he had killed his ex-wife and sought police help.
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Thomas Rae
Mureder
Long Besch
Rae
Margaret
Ann Lamarr
Pulice
Santa Fe Ave
John Shea
John Lamarr
Michi- Bun
Imperial Beach
Kay Pulsifer
Cecilia Jassie
Lamarr
Long Beach
Department D
VA Cuts Leave L B Unaffected
Announcement that 5,000 hospital beds are being taken out of use by the Veterans Administration. Long Beach VA Hospital will not be affected, though officials note its status as the busiest of 166 VA hospitals with 1,868 beds and current 94 percent occupancy.
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Veterans Administration
Long Beach VA
James S. Glotfelty
Donald FE Dghnson
Washington
Long Beach
Glotlelly
Traffic Signal Plea by Shops Rejected
The Lakewood traffic and safety committee voted 4 to 2 against placing a signal at Slazel brook Avenue and Candlewood Street in the Lakewood Shopping Center area. The Candlewood Shops Merchants Association urged the stop, citing a Thursday fatal hit run near the corner, while the panel approved a plan to modify the Graywood Avenue Candlewood Street signal from two phase to three phase to ease left turns.
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Lakewood Traffic and Safety Committee
Slazelbrook Avenue
Candlewood Street
Lakewood
Candlewood Shops Merchants Association
Graywood Avenue
Hazelbrook
Hazlebrook
Stuart Monfort
Larry Kline
Revolutionary Denture Aid Promises All Day Comfort
A new product named Prvanexr claims to revolutionize denture use by reducing movement and gum irritation. The kit includes Fixanest for gum protection and Pexqdent Denture Adhesive Cream for easy application, promising long lasting hold and clearer speech.
Sheriff Awards Honor for Quick Action in Burglaries
Distinguished service certificates will be awarded by the sheriff department to Glynn Lancaster of Artesia and Donald E. Lessey of Palos Verdes Peninsula at the Hall of Justice in Los Angeles. Lancaster and his wife chased burglars, aided deputies, and helped recover a stolen TV set. Lessey assisted Lennox deputies in capturing five felons, one armed with a pistol and a knife, on January 27.
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Sheriff's Department
Artesia
Palos Verdes Peninsula
Hall of Justice
Los Angeles
Peter J. Pitchess
Glynn Lancaster
Peninsula
Donald E. Lessey
Lennox
Pitches
Lessey
Noisy Gallop Riders Zip Through Muddy Field
Rain left wet tracks as easy riders skimmed puddles on a muddy Western Avenue area near 236th Street between Wilmington and Torrance Monday afternoon. A boy named Steve Steel, fourteen and weighing seventy pounds, rode a small bike and described his father owning a larger one with a broken leg.
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Western Avenue
236Th Street
Wilmington
Torrance
Poppily Pap
Steve Steel
Public Relations Director of Long Beach Port Quits
Frank HH Black Jr, director of public relations for the Port of Long Beach, resigned Monday to enter private business. He was 42, named to the post Sept 1, 1969, after joining the Harbor Department in 1961 and heading public affairs. Black has held prior PR roles in Los Angeles schools and Albuquerque. He plans to pursue broader public relations and publications work.
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Frank HH. Black Jr
Port of
Long Beach
Black
Hacur Department
Ark Public Affrmation
Harbor Cement
Thief Steals TV, Recorder From Home on Gundry Ave
Police were told a thief stole a SAM damund ting and a television set a record player and a tape recorder from a home on Walt Gundry Ave. The total value of the stolen items was about 894 dollars.
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Marvel Schwarz
Walt Gundry
Sam Damund
USS Catskill to be stationed in Long Beach area
Washington announces the minesweeper USS Catskill will join the Long Beach area post. Rep. Craig Tosmer of Long Beach confirms the ship’s transfer from Sasebo Japan. The Cat’s crew comprises 25 officers and 460 enlisted men.
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Washington
Catskill
Long Beach
Craig Tosmer
Cat
Sasebo
Japan
Liberalism Dead It’s Radical Turn Says Oglesby at Long Beach
Carl Oglesby former SDS president told students at California State College Long Beach that liberalism is exhausted and a new ideology is needed for radical social change. He argued Marxism failed American life and warned that civil rights and Vietnam policies show government limits. He urged youth to build political power from the people and pursue liberation with zeal.
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Movement For Social Change
America
Students For A Democratic Society
California State College At
Long Beach
Carl Oglesby
World Order
Ogiesby
SDS
Oglesby
South China Sea
Obscene Film and Magazine Ruling in Long Beach Trial
Long Beach Municipal Court Judge Charles T. Smith ruled three downtown adult stores face trial for possessing and selling pornography after raids seized magazines books photos and movies. Defendants: Jon Bernard 21 Signal Hill Robert Haugen 35 Brea Maurice Rockford 51 2864 San Vicente Ave. Employers named Pleasure House 46 Long Beach Blvd Jeff's Pacific News Bookstore 28 N Locust Ave and Mr. R's 16 N Locust Ave. Trials to be scheduled this week.
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Vice Squad
Long Beach
Charles T. Smith
Jon Bernard
Signal Will
Robert Haugen
Brea
Maurice Rockford
San Vicente Ave
Pleasure House
Long Beach Blvd
Jeff's
Pacific News
N. Locust Ave
Mr. R's
Martin Allen
Hubert Brown
W. Anaheim
Robert Burrus
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