Hall to Visit Paris for talks on Long Beach Fair
Fred Hall executive vice president of the California World's Fair will travel to Paris to confer with Bureau of International Expositions officials about cooperation options for the 1967 68 Long Beach fair. He notes Canada’s Montreal Centennial bid and explains BIE endorsement constraints and exhibit space rules.
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Hall
Paris
L.B. Fair
Fred Hall
Bureau of International Expositions
Long Beach
California
Montreal
Canada
BIE
Policeman Dies From Injury After Freak Accident
Long Beach juvenile officer Robert Francis Heffernan died in St. Marys Hospital from a head injury suffered in a freak October accident. Heffernan, 28, served in the juvenile division since June 1, 1955 after working as an attendance officer for the Long Beach Unified School System. He resided at 3589 Gundry Ave. Heffernan was admitted Oct. 20 and underwent surgery but never regained consciousness. He slipped on a garbing and struck his head on the pavement in the 1800 block of Oregon Avenue. He is survived by his wife Jeanette, sons Robert and William, daughters Sharon Jeanette Susan and Barbara, parents Mr and Mrs William Hefferman, and a brother William. Rosary scheduled 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at St Barnabas Church. Requiem Mass set for 2 a.m. Wednesday at the church.
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Long Beach
Robert Francis Heffernan
St. Mary's Hospital
Heffernan
Sand buggy driver killed in desert rollover near Hemet
A Long Beach man Daniel Travin 34 died after his homemade sand buggy spun out on a rural road near Hemet rolled over him. Passenger Howard L. Jacobs 21 Santa Ana sustained minor injuries as CHP noted the vehicle was self built for desert and hill routes.
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Long Beach
Daniel Travin
N. Carfax
Hemet
Howard L. Jacobs
Santa Ana
California Highway Patrol
Sain ‘Travin
GOP campaign literature at Millikan polio clinic sparks backlash
Democratic headquarters denounces GOP material distributed during Sabin oral polio vaccine clinic at Millikan High School. Witnesses report women handed out handbills on the campus sidewalk near the cafeteria where vaccination occurred. Republican chairwoman Mrs William Nesbitt denies any distribution or authorization by the party.
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Millikan High School
Millikan
William Nesbitt
32Nd Congressional District
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Red tide kills fish at Alamitos Bay drawing kids and gulls
At Alamitos Bay a red tide event left perch and stingrays dead or dying while gulls feasted and children collected fish along the beach. Lifeguards noted the bloom had eased and tides fluctuated over recent weeks as cooler weather approaches.
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Mike Hoffman
Gail Money
Alamitos Bay
George Robeson
How to gain peace of mind
Digest excerpt discusses finding peace of mind amid self criticism and worry. It references Joshua Liebman's Sense of Mind condensed work and notes its appearance in a November Reader's Digest.
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Joshua Liebman
Reader’s Digest
Gale
Artesia Receives Funds for Master Plan Development
Sacramento reports the California Planning and Advisory Committee awards Artesia 16764 to assist the creation of an Artesia master plan.
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Sacramento
Butead
California Planning and Advisory Committee
City of
Artesia
Elderly Woman Injured by Slingshot on West Broadway
A 70 year old woman, Mrs Anna T Udekull, was wounded in the ankle by a staple like barbed projectile fired from a slingshot as she walked on West Broadway near Magnolia Avenue. She was treated and released from St Mary's Hospital. She reported seeing two teenage boys shortly before the incident. suspects were not located.
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Anna T. Udekull
St. Mary's Hospital
Home of Friends
Magnolia Ave
Regular Riders Depend on Buses Despite Crowds
Long Beach riders rely on buses for work and school as drivers like Tom Exum handle crowded 6:55 am runs from Long Beach Motor Bus Company. Passengers include students, teachers, and workers who praise transfers and saved driving effort. Exum notes demand could grow with bigger, more frequent buses along Atlantic Avenue and downtown routes.
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Charles Ringway
Polytechnic
LO Mun
Tom Exum
Furee
Exon
Atlantic Avenue
Long Beach Ling
Willow Street
Tom
Atlantic Boulevard
Carson Street
Martha McRae
Downey-Jackson
Fom Exon
16Th Street
Or Poly
Broadway
Pine Avenue
Teamsters Workshop Opens Here In Western Conference
The Western Conference of Teamsters and Affili ated Trade Divisions opened its first workshop here at the Lafayette Hotel. More than 400 officers from 250 Teamsters' Union locals in western states and parts of Canada began a three day series of meetings.
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Western Conference of Teamsters
Teamsters’ Union
Canada
Lafayette Hotel
Fire damages cafe interior at 140 Atlantic Ave
Early morning blaze heavily damaged the cafe interior at 140 Atlantic Ave. Firemen said the fire began in the kitchen area and burned for a long period before a passerby spotted the flames. The restaurant is owned by William Offenbaker of Harbor City.
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Atlantic Ave
William Offenbaker
Harborn City
Olive Tablets Lose Gentle Touch in Six Month Test
A consumer notice warns against old fashioned chemical laxatives that dry the bowels and cause inflammation. It highlights Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a herbal alternative that won a six month test on a combined score for gentleness and other points.
Murder Suspect Waives Jury Trial in Sponselter Slaying
Peter Clarence Bricker, 43, of 244 Long Beach Blvd, waived jury trial in Superior Court on a murder charge related to the May 25 shooting outside Arthur Sponselter’s Falcon Avenue home. Bricker pleaded not guilty last month after admitting to beating and shooting Sponselter during a robbery attempt. he was arrested August 10.
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Arthur
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Sjory
Peter Clarence Bricker
Long Beach Blvd
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Maurice C. Sparling
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Falcon Avenue
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