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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1962
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a political ballot context involving Turkey and Armenia in November with multiple quake references and scattered proper nouns. The readable fragments suggest a news brief about election or ballot events, but specifics are unclear.
An Ohio incident near Ashtabula claims 13 lives when a firm plane crashes and bursts into flames on a rural field. Witnesses recall the aircraft breaking apart and an explosion as wreckage smoldered, with emergency crews securing the scene and authorities investigating the cause.
A powerful typhoon battered Formosa causing widespread damage. Strong winds reached high speeds, cutting power and tearing roofs. Rescue crews reported at least three fatalities as crews work to reach affected communities and assess wreckage across coastal areas. Local authorities urged caution and prepared emergency relief efforts.
Crace calls the case very critical and questions whether temples were asked to weigh Ritter dead with Frager Leathey. The Los Angeles area senate race and San Fernando juvenile ball reforms loom. The state debates law on camps for youth and additions at a main juvenile facility amid mounting branch pressure.
A Bellehurst foreclosure case under a local loan agency begins proceedings after debt default. Public records show creditor, property location, and anticipated court dates as the action proceeds.
Council endorses a bus project tied to municipal revenue sources. Mayor Ed argues revenue bonds will finance the vehicle program, while some members voice doubts about costs and flexibilities. Enpust Sulligan leads a dissenting view on the bargain and timing.
Navy diver Timothy Dowd of St. Paul Minnesota died after a deep underwater drill in 20 to 30 feet of water. Fellow divers found him gasping for air and he later died in a decompression chamber. The loss follows a series of debates over a bond issue and tax measures awaiting legislative approval.
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