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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1962

Page

5

Council Approves Pact Form for Oil Project Amid Debate

The city council moved toward approval of a contractual oil development plan involving upland and water injection wells. Debate centered on unitization terms and the number of wells per acre, with Andrew Baird opposing action and Kesler and Keafer defending the agreement. The industrial project and accompanying unitization agreements are set to appear on the Oct. 2 agenda.

Foney Rayado Hester Daw Council Andrew Bard Baird Kesler Udehuds Uplands Keafer Ianeis Commission

Oil Slick Drifts Across Orange County Coastline

An oil slick two miles wide drifts down the Orange County coast after a collision between the tanker Marsine and a barge near Los Angeles Harbor. Agencies argue over cleanup responsibility as local towns struggle to remove the sticky mess and the coast remains polluted along Huntington Beach and Newport Beach.

Orange County Los Angelés Harbor Marsine

L B Orange County road link project authorized

The Board of Supervisors authorized a state financed project to connect Westminster Avenue with the Orange County line via Second Street. The 1,430,660 project will be funded by the state 200,000 federal 658,606 and Los Angeles County 671,394. Right of way was cleared after the Bixby Lang Co donated land for the project.

Board of Supervisors Westminster Avenue Pacific Coral’ Highway Orange County Los Angeles County Bixby Lang Co Long Beach Street Westminster Ave Charles

Police Clear Driver in Pedestrian Death

An investigation cleared Alvie Ten Ferguson of manslaughter in the death of 89 year old Adelaide Leadlay on Locust Avenue and Ninth Street. Witness reports say the elderly woman did not look both ways as she crossed, while another vehicle horn briefly distracted Ferguson.

Locust Avenue Ninth Street Chatere Alvie Ten Ferguson Hoffman Ave Harry Welch Adelaide A. Leadlay Locust Ave Spt Welch Crossialk Fergu- Sati

Stolen Machinery From North Long Beach Yard

A storage yard at 242 Paramount Blvd North Long Beach reported the theft of machinery valued at 1740 dollars. Supervisor Charles Woodscock reported the missing equipment to police on the day after the incident. The theft occurred within the past few days at the Los Angeles drifting firm’s facility.

Los Angeles Paramount ‘Blvd North Long Beath Charles, Woodscock Po- Hee Inday

Burial Insurance Plan Offers Low Cost Coverage Worldwide

A new burial insurance plan invites persons ages 1 to B1 years to register. Costs are a few cents a day and pay a specified lace amount at need. For example a S500 payout was made on a recent funeral bill despite only S4.53 paid. Other plans are available and free information is offered by mail coupon today.

Regal Reserve

Funeral Slated for Irma Rosselli

Funeral service is planned for Irma Rosselli a longtime California resident of 30 years. Survivors include Flora Beffa and Mrs Ciemenine Tam of Ges, with relatives offering condolences.

Irma Rosselli Calif Frelude She Sr Flora Beffa Ciemenine Tam Ges

Death notices for Dagradt and others in local area

Obituaries list Louise Dagradt 80 of AGIEF Guean Blvd and Mona Mae McGagan 65 of 74 Dav Gong with service details. Also noted are Prout Thomas RL 74 and Helen C Krieger 48, with survivors, memorial locations at Sunnyside Memorial Park and Long Beach chapels, and requests for donations to Our Saviors Lutheran Church as directed by memorial homes.

Dagradt Louise Agief Guean Vonald Lous Co Arthir Rowson A Cobsen Margolt's & Peck Madlagan Iirs Mona Mae Dav Gong Wienges Krieger Roggmoore Helen C Walker-Lee Drier Lester Ella BR Colony Harre L Servier Cathedral Chapel Sunnyside Memorial Park Mausoteum Long Beach Caan Funerel Lone Beach

Plans Adopted to Build Hall at Dewey School

The Board of Education approved plans for a 31d seat assembly hall at Dewey Continuation High School to be built near Sighthane Locust streets. Completion is slated for the 1963 opening, with use reserved for community groups. Architect Shelley Montforth and Zamboni projected a $347,000 cost.

Dewey Continuation High School Board of Education Locust Streets Long Beach Shelley, Montforth and Zamboni Am © Artivities Fey

Amphibious Greet New Commander At Long Beach

Capt. William C. Meyer relieved Capt. Edward Manown as commanding officer of Amphibious Squadron 7 in a ceremony aboard the squadron flagship USS Rayfield at Long Beach Naval Station. Meyer's previous post was professor of naval science at UC Berkeley NROTC. Manown will report to Treasure Island San Francisco as commanding officer.

William C. Meyer Edward 8. Manown Amphibious Squadron 7 Rayfield Long Beach Naval Station Meyer NROTC University of California At Berkeley Manowa U.S. Naval Receiving Station Treasure Island San Francisco

Long Beach promotion chooses Becker Advertising Agency

Long Beach Promotion Inc formed by 20 civic groups selects Max W. Becker Advertising Agency of Long Beach to handle all citywide promotion advertising. The Becker firm, led by Bl Becker and Rollie Coltrane, will provide media, public relations, and publicity services to promote tourism and industrial activity. Vern Baker calls the move a positive step forward.

Comruct Long Beach Promotion, Inc Bill Becker Teft Max W. Becker Rollie Coltrane Vern Baker Long Beach Bl Becker Wand Rollie Coltrane Becker

Assaulter Olsen Committed By Superior Court Judge Sparling

Joseph Charles Olson seven of S77 Atlantic Avenue was committed to the California Youth Authority Monday by Superior Court Judge Maurice C. Sparling for his role in a May 12 attack on women near the harbor.

Joseph Charles Olson Atlantic Ave California Youth Authority Superior Court Judes Maurice C. Sparling Weomen Vith Ehaing

Trailer Club Meeting Plan Abandoned

City Manager John R Mansell told the City Council that plans for a national rally of trailer travel enthusiasts have been abandoned due to lacking facilities and cost. The Travel Trailer Clubs of America withdrew their request for a camping site citing an $8000 need to provide utilities for a 400-trailer encampment at Veteran's Memorial Stadium. The El Dorado Park site was rejected as too costly, with aHemett move to Hemet for permanent facilities noted.

Ciy John R. Mansell Amenca Mansell Veteran's Memorial Stadium el Dorado Park Hemet

Boycotters Return To School In Gardena

Gardena students ride to class by private transport as parents’ group ends a boycott of bus service. The protest, tied to bus safety concerns, led several districts to suspend routes while families used cars to reach MES Dougrade 16616 Figueroa St. The protest leader said the aim is to pressure the Board of Education, not the district, while parents want their children in school.

Army Corps 9” Engineers Fish and Game Army Engineers Fish Activ. Aod Pense Fillor High School Figueroa St Gardena Gardena Rea Log ‘Angeles Boycotes Mes Dougrade Figueroa Rade

Two Long Beach Schools Offer Gymnastics for Youth

The District ends a ballot defeat on a 60 cent tax override while two Long Beach high schools host a city recreation gymnastics program for youths from fourth grade to college age. Parents warn traffic dangers around Rob ert E. Peary Junior High on Figueroa Street amid heavy industrial surroundings, with lessons free for participants this week.

Long Beach High Schools

Mobile polio clinic offers activities at 4800 Atlantis Ave

A mobile polio unit will operate from 5 to 8 pm on Friday at 4800 Atlantis Ave with activities in tumbling, free exercise, trampoline, and apparatus. Instructors from Knights of Columbus, Judge Walter Desmond Council, will supervise sessions for girls 6:20 to 7:45 pm and boys 7:46 to 9 pm.

Atlantis Ave Wilsus Hiph Jordan Walter Desmond Cil Knights of Columbus

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