Debbies Abandonment Ends In Brief Rest For Child
Debbie Courks nine months old died after an accidental submersion at an Intercommunity Center pool. Described as a ward of the state with no known relatives, she had lived in care of social workers and nurses. Her funeral service was held at the Family Memorial Chapel with Rev Herbert H officiating.
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Warren Walters
Debbie Courks
Debbie
Roosevelt Memorial Parle
Gandena
Los Capitas
Children’s Center
Yeles County
Saradina
Herbert H
Ant F
Dente
Hever
Action Line helps readers seek court order for sterilization case
A reader asks how to obtain a court order for sterilization of an 18 year old with a first child and another due, amid California law questions and Legal Aid limits. The column notes no California statute grants such authority, mentions Welfare and Institutions Code Section 6524 for state facilities, and suggests a Family Planning Center for information after the birth.
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Sune
Long Beach
Legal Aid
California
Seventh St
Boys Town options and welfare path for troubled youths
Action Line discusses getting a 16 year old into Boys Town Nebraska or similar programs. Father Wegner notes 600 boys in Boys Town with 2,000 waiting and suggests case history prep via welfare social workers. Alternatives include Hanna Boys Center Sonoma not suitable, or Boys Republic Chino with monthly costs 135 to 306 based on ability to pay.
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Nicholas Wegner
Boys Town
Action Line
Father Wegner
California
Hanna Boys Center
Sonoma
Boys Republic
Chino
William Shea
The
Republic
Long Beach
Maria Orzo
Car Collides With Tanker Sparks Fatal Blaze in Dellflow
A station wagon crashed into a gasoline tanker on Alo dra Boulevard. The tanker exploded, engulfing eight thousand gallons in flames. The car’s driver, believed to be a woman, was incinerated while the truck driver, Robert Warnock, 32, escaped with injuries. Firemen fought the blaze with foam as nearby buildings were saved.
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Dellflower
Alodra Boulevard
Coriuta
Woodruff
Robert Warnock
Colleen St
la Habre
Signal Oil and Gas Co
Alandra
Cornuta
Warnock
Larry Hamilton
Duan Bolton
Hamilton
Warmeck
Hatchet Suspect Surrenders in L A Murder Case
A 27-year-old Yorrance man linked to the hatchet slaying of racing champion Karlina Lee Robinson surrendered at Los Angeles police headquarters Monday. Ralph Philip Rodriguez accompanied by attorney Brad Arthur gave himself up outside the narcotics division, was booked on suspicion of murder, and held in seclusion at San Pedro. Harbor Division detectives arrested him at 4:65 am and transported him to San Pedro station. The police seek a formal complaint.
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Ralph Philip Rodriguez
del Amo Blvd
Brad Arthur
Narcotics Division
Harbor Division
San Pedro
Apollo Fire Delays Year Orbit Mission Three-Man Flight
NASA chief James Webb told the Senate Space Committee that the fatal Apollo spacecraft fire will push the first three-man Earth orbit mission back about a year. He announced the crew: Wally Schirra, Walter Cunningham, and Donn F. Eisele, with Schirra training at North American Aviation in Downey to learn the craft.
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Wastiingson
UPI
Space Agency
America
Senate Space Committee
James E. Webb
National Aero‘ies and
Space Administration
Earth
Wally Schirra
Walter Cunningham
Air Force
Donn F. Eisele
Webb
Schirra
North American
Downey
Calif
Supervisors Slash Eight Million Reserve in Budget Action
Los Angeles County supervisors reluctantly accept a preliminary 1967 68 budget after removing an eight million dollar provisional reserve. The panel approved a 1.21 billion budget with a nine cent tax rate increase instead of the planned twenty five cent rise, defying the state law requiring adoption of a draft budget. Chief Administrative Officer Hollinger defended the reserve as protection against Medi Cal cost shifts, but Supervisor Bonelli urged its removal and the motion passed.
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A. Hollinger
Hollinger
Kenneth
Meningitis Claims UCI Student Life
A University of California Irvine sophomore Michael Blair aged 18 died from infectious meningococcal meningitis. Blair, living in a dorm, fell ill after a week of cold symptoms and was treated at Hoag Memorial Hospital and then the Orange County Infectious Disease Department, passing away at 1 am. Family and close associates will receive precautionary treatment.
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University of California Irvine
Orange County
Michael Blair
Orange County Medical Center
Blair
Health Service
G. B. Singkin
Student Health Service
Hoag Memorial Hospital
Newport Beach
Samuel V. Blair
Alpine Way
Ligma Beach
Blairs Rooney Mate
Glue-Sniffing Boy Shoots Down Rookie Officer in Park
In Van Nuys a 16-year-old, nicknamed McKinley Miller, fatally shot rookie Officer Reaper R. Warren in the heart as he and partner James P. Woodman investigated a park figure. A security officer and two more officers returned fire, wounding the sniper, who died behind a wall with a 30.06 rifle.
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van Nuys
UPD
Reaper R. Warren
Police Academy
Warren
James P. Woodman
van Nuys Recreation Center
Woodman
Bombs Knock Out MIG Base West of Hanoi
Saigon reports five US air attacks in two weeks have neutralized a MIG base about 20 miles west of Hanoi. A US command spokesman said there was no evidence of MIG activity on the day of the strikes.
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Hanoi
Saigon
U.S. Command
Air
Weather Tonight and Wednesday Area Mountains Deserts
Weather tonight and Wednesday forecast across three regions. Area: cloudiness, cooler days with highs around 73. Mountains: variable clouds, cooler, gusty winds, highs near 80 at resort levels. Deserts: cloudiness with a chance of showers, strong gusty winds, highs near 105 and a low of 44. In military news, Thunderchiefs from Thailand thrash the field again, U.S. planes fly missions over North Vietnam. one pilot is missing in action.
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Thailand
U.S
North Vietnam
Hoa Lac
Aman Finds Wife Ends His Quest in Folkloric Tale
A compact folk fragment depicts a man named Aman seeking a spouse. Upon obtaining a wife, his journey concludes, marking a traditional moral about marriage as culmination.
Coast Guardsman Brewer Pursued by Australian Lass
A Coast Guardsman named Herman Brewer is pursued around the world by Sandra Wilder, an Australian woman, who says he has no intention to marry her. The note appears in a paper’s section guiding readers to where to find various sections and features.
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Hernard Brewer
Sandra Wilder
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Los Angeles
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Nebraska
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Lakewood
Rogem Coa
Earl Griswold
Ralph McClurg
Apollo
L.A
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Jerold Shust
Henry Acosta
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Wilson
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