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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1960
Page
7
Fragments show numerous survivors, several named individuals, and funeral arrangements. Names appear with last names like Waller, Mottell, Peek, and others, mentioning services at various churches and cemeteries in Massachusetts. The text details multiple memorials, graveside services, and directions by Mottell’s and Peek funeral firms, with dates and locations scattered throughout.
Fragmentary OCR item lists a BANDEL Manel Ev of 32 Wh. Broadway with service Wednesday and references to Rev. Fc Benson at a chapel. The readable text is incomplete and does not specify a clear action, date, orهم organization.
A plan in California would raise minimum terms for drug offenses, imprison first offenders for years and deny parole or probation on certain trips. It targets narcotics peddling, with fines up to 20000 dollars and aims to deter dealers, protect juveniles, and reduce public costs. Local officials urge adopting tougher provisions to curb addiction and crime.
Ann Marie Peterson announces candidacy for the 3rd District seat in Long Beach. She aims to reform the City Charter, curb special interest beach development, and boost industry, transportation, and youth retention. Peterson is a sales promoter born in Seattle who moved to Long Beach in 1944 and seeks alliances with other district candidates.
Vincent J. Zankich, a 26 year old longshoreman, was found guilty of second degree murder in the January 24 San Pedro bar slaying of Dr. Leon Quattlebaum, a 36 year old obstetrician from Palos Verdes Estates. The jury recommended one to life with possible parole. sentencing scheduled for April 15.
Mrs Mary Carner, 72, of 1076 Raymond Ave, longtime Long Beach resident, died Monday. Born in Waco, Texas, she was an expert in china painting and taught the art. Surviving nieces Beulah Wolf and Mary Steele. Funeral Friday at Moultell's Peek Chapel, 3rd St and Ala Mexican Ave.
City Council moved to acquire a 13 acre park site and nearby land in Lakewood Civic Center. Officials target an appraisal of 145 820 and instructed administrators to pursue purchase. negotiations were authorized with seven owners and three families holding most parcels. Local plans include a 11th live event at Lambda and a future auditor venue at the Lafayette Hotel with registration Friday morning.
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