Holifield outlines nuclear progress aboard Savannah visit
Rep Chet Holifield told about 200 community leaders at Pier A that the United States will spend about 3 billion this year on nuclear projects and that 49 more atom powered warships have been authorized. He called the Navy the world's first nuclear navy with 31 ships in service and predicted a great merchant fleet beginning with the Savannah during its six day visit. Open houses on board at Pier 1A run Friday Saturday and Sunday from 9 am to 4 pm.
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Y Lou
Chet Holifield
Holifield
Neelear
Joint
House
U.S
U.S. Navy
High Sea
Savannah
One Handed Clerk Writes On At Municipal Court
Frank Patch, clerk in Judge Lilley’s Mu Municipal Court, broke his right wrist requiring surgery and a cast. He learned to write with his left hand to keep up with the demanding clerical workload, aided by Judge Lilley and bailiff Herb Sullivan. The cast is partly off, but full right hand use remains uncertain. the judge notes Patch writes better left handed.
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Bob Schmidt
Frank
Patch
J. Mer
Lilley
Enogh
Frank Pitch
Navy
Woman Dies of Beating by Intruder in Redondo Beach
Mrs. Mary Ann Wright, 27, died after an intruder bludgeoned her with a croquet mallet in her bedroom at 1624 Carver Ave Redondo Beach around 2 a.m. Her two children, Robin 4 and Magda Jene 9, found her. Detectives fingerprint residents in a bid to identify the killer, who fled through the window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ann Wright
Redondo Beach
Carver Ave
Robin
Magda Jene
Bruce
Lucky) Wright
Bellmont Shore
Wright
Lecture date changed for English Theater program
The English Theater To day lecture by Colin J. Ford, exchange professor at Long Beach State College, will be at the Jewish Community Center Playgoers Group on Grind Ave at 8 p m December 8, instead of December 2 as previously announced.
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Colin J. Ford
Long Beach State College
Grind Ave
Pan
Type II Sabin Vaccine Clinics Set for Sunday
In the Greater Long Beach area 2500 volunteers will dispense oral Type II vaccine in sugar drops with a 25 cent token requested but payment not required for inability to pay. Type I remains available at the same sites six weeks after. Dr Sam S Woolington emphasized Type I remains a minority but protection is urged in port city areas.
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Long Beach
Sam S. Woolington
South America
Asia
South Pacific
Pacific
U S Leader of Gold Star Group Here
Mrs. Mary R. Kelly national president of American Gold Star Mothers arrived in Long Beach to visit chapters. She will attend a trustees meeting and participate in officer installations as part of her fifth Long Beach visit.
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U.S
Mary R. Kelly
Washington, D.C
American Gold Star Mothers
Long Beach
National Group
Long Reach
Adm Smoot to Talk at Navy Base Tonight
Vice Admiral R N Smoot, recently retired and former commander of the U S Taiwan Defense Command, will speak at 8 30 p m at Long Beach Naval Base to briefing retired Navy and Marine Corps officers. The program, part of a nine destroyer squadron briefing, aims to keep retirees up to date in naval warfare and strengthen ties with active fleet forces.
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R. N. Smoot
U.S. Taiwan Defense Command
Long Beach Naval Base
Navy
Marine Corps
Adm
K. L. Veth
World War Base
U.s.jrom
Leyte Gulf
Pacific Fleet
Offic
Cers
Taiwan
Long Beach
Chiang Kai-shek
Smoot
Pier Shock Damage Claim Seeks 15000 from City
Amateur fisherman George Martini filed a claim with the City Clerk seeking 15000 in damages after an apparent water pipe on Rainbow Pier proved to be electrified. He says a severe electrical shock from the pipe on Sept 1 caused nerve and shoulder injuries while he climbed the pier. Public Service Department officials said they are investigating.
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Rainbow Pier
George Martini
Seine
Artesia
Martini
Public Service Department
Air Raid Siren Tests Resume Friday in Area
After two months the Long Beach area resumes monthly air raid siren tests at 10 a.m. Friday. Some sirens in unincorporated areas and nearby cities will sound concurrently as officials end the pause tied to the Cuban crisis. Ivar Peterson announced the change, noting the tests return to a normal schedule.
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Iniwe
Long Beach
Ivar Peterson
Use Charts in Hospital Case Trial
Attorneys for four former hospital staff used patient charts to challenge a nurse's testimony about X ray frequency. Milton Emkin read names and stats for 12 and under admissions during the three months Camilla Juniel worked at Bixby Knolls. Of 124 children, 79 had fewer X rays than claimed, 55 for non respiratory issues, 36 had less, and 19 were short stays with one X ray series each.
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Dixby Knolls
Hospital Associates
Milton Emkin
Camilla Dj Juniel
Bixby Knolls
Dairies at Odds Over Discounts in LA Milk Hearing
Foremost Dairies Inc and Carnation Cos clash over home delivery milk discounts in a Los Angeles hearing. Both seek to raise the price per quart and modify discounts for four to twelve quart deliveries while testimonies proceed before the State Department of Agriculture's Bureau of Milk Stabilization. A decision must come within 45 days.
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Los Angeles County
Foremost Dairies Inc
Carnation Co
Foremost
Carnation
State Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Milk Stabilization
State Building
Los Angeles
Riverside
Bureau
Iname
Adoption Agencies to Outline Adoption Procedures Tonight
Representatives from three Los Angeles area adoption agencies will detail their procedures at a Whittier open meeting. The Los Angeles County Bureau of Adoptions the Children’s Home Society and the Adoption Institute will be present. The event is sponsored by the Adopted Children’s Association of Whittier.
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Los Angeles Area
Quadway
Whittier
Los Angeles County Bureau of Adoptions
The
Children's Home Society
Adoption Institute
Adopted Children's Association ofWhittier
Obituaries and funeral notices from Long Beach area
A long list of death notices and funeral arrangements. Alfred Kakela 63 Lewistown service and interment. Mary Miller 96 Walnut Ave died Nov 24. George Crockett 85 Lakewood service. Louise Scott 98 Dawson Ave Rosary and Requiem Mass. Charles Daggett 75 Easy Ave service. Julia Young 79 East Sixth Street service. Carol Reed 28 Seventh Street service and interment in Toledo. Ernest Stith 51 Lakewood service. William Ferguson 66 Claremont Ave service. Grace Lammers 77 Olive Ave service. James Rogers 68 Atlantic Ave service. Jonathon Woods infant Adams. Mae Sullivan 90 Hill Street Rosary and Mass. Estella Snyder infant daughter noted. Leola Deering 75 Ocean Blvd private service. Ruth McMahon 59 Long Beach native with San Diego service. Francis Cassidy 85 Fontana formerly Long Beach. Mortuaries listed include Patterson Snively, Mottell’s & Peek, Hunter, BW Coon, Lakewood Mortuary, and Disday Family Funeral Directors.
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Gladys
Cormac
Lilien Sparks
Mary Carroll
Helen Farrow
Alice Sullivan
Mae
Evans
E. Hill
P.m
Disday Family
Lay
Margaret Booth
St. Lucy's Church
Patterson & Stively
Mrs iRena Webb Dies at 85 in Rossmoor
Mrs iRena Webb 85 of 3372 Druid Lane Rossmoor died Tuesday Private service held at Dilday Family Funeral Directors Long Beach survived by son Robert sister Mrs Amy Kosack and one grandchild
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Webb
Rossmoor
iRena
Druid Lane
Robert
Amy Kosack
Dilday Family Funeral Directors
Long Heach
Leak Causes Ship Delay as Los Angeles Harbor Collide
A Greek freighter named Agious losganis diverted after taking on water in its No hold and returning to Todd Shipyards for repairs, about 15 hours from port. In a separate incident the Spanish vessel Maria Luisa Velasco was lightly touched by the British ship Mentor at Berth 76, with a marine survey planned today.
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Los Angeles Harbor
Losganis
Japan
Todd Shipyards
Maria Lui Velasco
Mentor
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Frank Patch
Sabin
Woolington
Independent, Press-Telegram
Navy Base
Jerome Rehman
Elased Hospital
Atlantic Ave
Jennifer
Seal's Comerminster Memorial Park
Mottell's & Peck Mortuary
Mary
Scott
Louise
Dawson Ave
Rosary
St. Matthew's Church
Sheelar - McFadyen
Daggett—Charles
Easy Ave
Laura
Fred
Susie Schulz
Mottell's & Peek Mortuary
Julia
E. S6th St
Kenneth
Mollie Hammel
Frank Hammel
Mottell’s & Peek Mortuary
Reed
Carol
E. Seventh St
Gerald
Skipper
Albert
G. Pickette
Harriet Foote
Lilly Findley
Toledo
Ohio
Mattell's & Prek Mortuary
Stith
Ernest
Lakewood Blvd
Lakewood
Annie
Cynthia
Lloyd
Jim
Lawrence
Edward
Clarence
Tony
Maude Bauldrige
Mable Bourassa
James Straub
Disday Family Funeral
Ferguson
William
Claremont Ave
James
Lois Tsehantz
Jeanette Weishard
Pam
Lammers
Grace
Olive Ave
Hunter Mortuary
Rogers
Mildred Johnson
Dorothy Zuckerman
Claude
Daisy Crimp
Coon
Woods
Jonathon
Adams
Seal Beach
Bert
Wanda
Caroline
Lillian Beck
Hudak
Snyder
Estella
Sandra
Ocean Bivd
Robert Hudak
Walker-Lee Drive
Maude Folk
Pattersonj
Snively Mortuary
J Brothers
Robert Jr
Gary
Michael
Karen
Charles Hudak
Willard Grissom
Mass of the Angels
St. Hedwig’s Church
Los Alamitos
Lakewood Mortuary
Deering
Leola
Ocean Blvd
Harold
Patterson & Snively Mortuary
McMahon
Ruth
San Diego
Samuel Barber
Charlotte Dickason
Margaret Beaudette
Helen Howell
Cassidy
Francis
Fontana
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