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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1963
Page
9
Sacramento authorities announced Wednesday that the Pacific Southwest water plan proposed by Stewart Udall will be studied by the legislature with aid from lawmakers. The plan seeks federal involvement in regional water development and conservation efforts.
SACRAMENTO Judd of Sacramento was appointed state registrar of motor vehicles by Director Tom Bright. He replaces Albert J. Veglia, fired Aug. 21 after an investigation of auto dealer licensing practices. Judd, 52, married with three children, had been assistant division chief for field operations since 1955. Veglia and another official faced charges of incompetency and neglect of duty but charges were denied.
Miss Anne Melville, a middle aged civic figure in DUNOON Suntland, announces she is dropping her campaign to bar American sailors from the Polaris submarine base in nearby Holy Loch. The council meeting featured her motion to bar the sailors but she now withdraws the proposal.
Mary Lou Madrid, an 18 year old Hawaiian Gardens resident, sues Los Angeles County and Pasadena radio ERLA for 176000 claiming negligence at Zuma Beach Beach Comber Ball. Witness Burton Chace testified he urged safeguards and proposed action four days after the party incident on June 3 1961. The trial before Superior Court Judge Frank Chavez began Oct 2.
A delayed dispatch from Denpasar reports Bali's Mount Agung threatening eruption as residents fear renewed lava and ash. A previous eruption last March killed about 1,500 people, and hot ash rained down on nearby areas as authorities monitor the volcano's activity.
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