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Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1963

Page

11

Ports in Los Angeles Long Beach urged to work together

Los Angeles and Long Beach harbor officials urged joint overseas trade promotion. F R Wilcox of the Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce said the two ports should advertise jointly to avoid confusing overseas buyers. Maurice Daubney of Long Beach Harbor Commissioners and John F Parkinson of LA Harbor expressed openness to cooperation including joint promotion and advertising efforts.

Los Angeles Long Beach F. R. Wilcox Wilcox California Maurice Daubney John F. Parkinson Los Angeles Harbor Parkinson

Queen’s Cousin Hit by Slander Charge in London

A writ al leging slander has been issued against the Duke of Kent, 27year-old first cousin of Queen Elizabeth II, the duke's lawyers said today. No details of the writ were known except that it was obtained by Miss Brooks, described by London newspapers as a middle-aged spinster.

London Duke of Kent Elizabeth II Miss Brooks

Argentina Debates Oil Rostrum and McClintock Rift

A faction of Argentina's Radial Union demands U.S. Ambassador McClintock be declared persona non grata over oil contracts. The Peronist Confederation backs annulment. In Britain a six year old, Bruce Cramp ton, longs to be a soldier and is embraced by local troops after doctors say he cannot play.

U.S Little Bruce Buenos Aires Argentina Arturo Illia Robert McClintock People’s ‘Radical Union McClintock Sermand General Confederation of Labor London Bruce Crampton Sheila Crampton

Merging of 2 Ports Faces Opposition from Kenrick

Assemblyman Joseph Kent and others opposed a proposed merger of Los Angeles and Long Beach ports. Kenrick warned the rivalry between the two ports fuels Southern California’s economy, arguing a merger would harm competition and reduce the region’s status as a leading economic area. Long Beach officials and Los Angeles Port authorities voiced objections tied to fairness and funding.

Joseph Kent Maritime and Harnick Q-Long Beach Thursidor Affairs Committee Los Angeles Kennick California Thomas Long Beach Harbor Long Beach Ina

Fat Lot of Good This Meal Is to Thieves

New York report describes looting of a clothing store with 240 stolen articles. Store management notes the sign claimed only larger sizes would fit, while thieves weighed around 450 to 500 pounds.

New York

Guilty Plea Entered in Car Deaths

Albert Sidney Ray aged 47 pleaded guilty to manslaughter and felony drunk driving in the September 14 Lakewood double fatal crash. Superior Court Judge Maurice C Sparling set December 13 for sentence. Victims Linda K Tucker 16 and Sandra Sue Wenzel 15 were struck crossing Clark Avenue at Hardwick Street.

Albert Sidney Ray Lakewood Ray Bellflowers 'Bivd Superior Court Maurice C. Sparling Clark Avenue Hardwick Street Linda K. Tucker Silva St Sandra Sue Wenzel Pimente Ave

Nations to Drill Joint U S Colombia Exercise

The United States and five Latin nations will hold a military maneuver November 27 28 in Colombia to standardize operations and terminology. About 1600 troops will participate. U S Army engineers aid base camp construction near Tule, with Brig Gen Cesar Cabrera commanding the combined forces of the United States Colombia Venezuela Bolivia Ecuador and Peru.

Hungary Wheat License Sparks Export Deals

The Commerce Department granted an export license for eight million dollars of wheat to Hungary. Decrees void five-year-old contracts with American firms amid stalled negotiations with the Eastern European bloc. Government officials say action could come this weekend or early next week, with prior approval already indicated.

Washington UPI Commerce Department Com Miahasitian J Man Department Hungary

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