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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1960
Page
5
Ray Woods reports a wild calf charged through a torn fence during a storm at a Kiace farm. The animal smashed a foot plate glass, trailed blood through rooms, and broke to freedom. Witnesses say the calf jumped multiple barriers before escaping toward a nearby high school area.
Rear Adm Ralph K James told Long Beach Rotarians that the Navy is pursuing exotic ship concepts including a hydro skimmer arching above water and a high speed hydrofoil craft. He warned rising costs threaten democracy while Polaris submarines and new guided missile vessels boost protection and speed. The USS Long Beach’s completion is delayed by a strike but will gain the latest equipment.
Police arrest Victor E. Perez and Virgil L. Brown both of San Pedro on suspicion of holding a 15 year old Long Beach girl against her will and making improper advances. The girl identified them as among seven men who approached her near Palisades Park after she was waiting for a bus on Santa Fe Avenue. She said one man struck her in the mouth, loosening a tooth, as they drove through Wilmington and Palos Verdes areas before the incident.
An incomplete report outlines personnel changes in California water resources leadership, noting Warne’s departure and James T. R. Succeeding as Deputy Director with ties to the Bureau of Reclamation and Interior Department roles. The text references a significant funding figure and prior reclamation work.
Dr. R A Parrot and other physicians at Long's Hospital reported a cardiogram test on the former governor indicated a heart condition. A hospital spokesman said the results were satisfactory but details remain disputed amid Democratic primary coverage.
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