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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 1969

Page

6

New Street Lights to Curb Crime and Accidents

Long Beach moves to mercury vapor street lights replacing older lamps. City funds 750000 for half the cost of new installations. property owners pay about 75 dollars each. System aims to cut crime and traffic accidents citywide over five years.

Joe Spinelli Special Projects Spinelli Cali North Long Beach Ark Commission New York City Congressional Public Works Committee Los Angeles

Tustin Marine Pilot Dies as Jets Collide in Air

An aging Tustin Marine pilot, Capt. William C. Sauer of Bloomfield New Mexico, was killed when his F-4 Phantom collided with a Navy F-8 Crusader nine miles east of Julian in San Diego County during a familiarization flight. Radarman 1st Lt. William I. Wilkening and Navy Lt Cmdr. John Hellman parachuted to safety. The crash sparked brush fires soon extinguished. A separate routine Naval Reserve Bronco crash near Hemet involved two crewmen who also parachuted to safety.

Tustin Julian San Diego County el Toro Marine Air Station William C. Sauer Sauer Bloomfield William I. Wilkening el Centro Navy John, Hellman Los Alamitos Naval Air Station Hemet John Peterson Marine Reserve Stari Enrique Tessada Imperial Beach Camp Pendleton Naval Hospital

Chiropractor Ad Offers Pain Relief in Long Beach

Long Beach readers with poor circulation and body pains are invited to consult Drs Duncan, D.C. at 2501 Broadway. The ad promises normalization of bodily systems to relieve joint and muscle pain, relax muscles, quiet nerves, and help people return to work. For appointments call GE 8-2403.

Long Beach Ds. Duncan D.C Broadway

No-movement owner laments high fine penalties

Moore and McConathy describe sympathy for workers facing penalties after following orders. They cite $288 fines and two days in jail, plus suspension from towing work. Neal also faced fines and a month away from towing, while one boss notes impounding in Norwalk has halted amid uncertainty.

Moore McConathy Norwalk

Skaters Dream: Local Youth Aims for 1972 Olympics

Roger Bass of North Long Beach, 20, trains five hours daily at a prime rink under Jack Wicks and targets the 1972 Winter Olympics in Sapporo Japan after placing in national junior and senior events. He watched Squaw Valley 1960 on TV and set his sights early, planning to turn pro after the Games.

Squaw Valley Long’ Heach Roger Bass North Long Beach Paramount Ive Ufder Jack Wicks Roger Japan Siguaw Valley Roger Ste Lakewood High School Tass Olympic Teai Hijis Tulsa

Yule at Home Plan Aids Long Beach Vets

The Military Purple Heart group enters its eighth annual campaign to help hospitalized veterans at the Long Beach VA Hospital. About 1,500 veterans from World War I through Vietnam are eligible for the program, which aims to boost morale and provide therapeutic benefits as Santa Claus visits.

Long Beach Veterans Administration Hospital Long Ine Purple Heart Viet Cox Seventh St

Man Dies in Shooting at 2601 Imperial Highway

Siegfried Bintig a four year old from Holywood died at Kaiser Foundation Hospital Bellflower from gunshot wounds suffered over a week earlier. Police say he was shot in the chest in front of 2601 Imperial Highway Wyngwood. An hitchhiker is suspected as assailant.

Siegfried Bintig Holywood Kaiser

Babysitter Ad Draws Busy Calls in Long Beach

A Long Beach resident, John Bancroft, advertised for a babysitter at 6206 Carita St. The Indépendent Telegram classified notes that calls to the ad poured in day and night, leaving relatives unable to reach him, yet he did find a sitter. The notice urges others to advertise to reach thousands of families.

Long ‘Beach John’ Bancroft Carita St Iki

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