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Corona Daily Independent

Location

Corona, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1958

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Knight Knowland Split Warns California Republicans

Newsweek editor Raymond Moley weighs weaknesses in California Republican prospects for the November election. The piece notes cross filing changes favor Democrats, rising Democratic strength in Riverside County, and hints at internal party splits over Knight and Knowland. Knight plans an independent bid while Knowland seeks unity and plans to meet Knight. Knight pledges veterans’ aid and pushes for reform in national veterans’ affairs.

Ich Raymond Moley Newsweek Magazine California William F. Knowland Will Rogers Riverside County Nelson Dilworth Hemet Knowland Senate Assembly Republican Goodwin J. “Knight Knight Brown Washington United Press Sherman Adams Eisenhower Sacramento Goodwin J. Knight Knights National Veterans’ Affairs Budget Bureau

Car Stolen Here Found In Mexico After Two Years

A car stolen April 7, 1956, from in front of Corona Chevrolet dealer Lyle Swaney’s home has been recovered in Monterey, Mexico. Tele type notified Corona police yesterday. the vehicle is now over one thousand miles away and two years old.

Corona Chevrolet Lyle Swaney Mexico Corona Ben Monterey

Local Police Call for Family Peace to curb Riverside Riots

Chief Joe S. Lowery urged harmony among four to five feuding families, noting only a small minority incites violence. He highlighted a 18-year record with two homicides and pressed for co operation with peace officers and LULAC to keep law enforcement in police hands. He also clarified Judge Caudill’s lack of felony sentencing authority and described handling of rioting cases as limited to arraignment and preliminary hearings.

Joe S. Lowery Corona Jalisco Lowery Sheriff's Office Lulacs Red Men Chino Ontario Frank Bland San Bernardino County Joe Rice Riverside County Robert Presley LULAC Caudill Willie S. Caudill Temescal Justice Court Jess DeAnda Pepper Corners DeAnda

Corona Freeway name pursued for Temescal route

Corona Chamber of Commerce seeks to rename the Temescal Freeway segment of Highway 71 Corona Freeway. Henry Payne and Pomona Chamber back the change while highway officials review the designation from Corona to Alderhill.

Corona Chamber of Commerce Temescal Hiway Corona Johnny Russell Corona Chamber Harry Payne James Guthrie San Bernardino Lonnie W. Wood Pomona Chamber of Commerce Russell Pomona Alderhill Alberhill Thrrough Elsinore Elsinore San Diego Lake Elsinore

Hopes for End of Violence in Corona Meet Tonight

Much improved condition for Louis Munoz after machete attack early Sunday. Ruben Ramirez charged with assault with a deadly weapon and set for July 2 preliminary hearing. Multiple related family conflicts sparked four outbreaks. corrections issued about relationships among involved parties.

Corona Louis Munoz East Fifth St Riverside General Hospital Ruben Ramirez Howard St Munoz Ramirez The Daily Independent

Ramirez Family Marks Half Century in Corona

The Ramirez family, settled in Corona for half a century, presents a view of their orderly presence in the city. The letter notes peaceful coexistence and invites readers to check local police and county records for context while acknowledging broader local strife among some families.

Ramirez Corona Daily Independent Jess Ramirez Riverside

Industrial area grows as factories rise along Sherman to Maple

The industrial tract bounded by Sherman Railroad and Smith Streets expands with Travel Queen Coaches plant hiring 15 to 18 workers and Guerdon Industries mobile home plant of 50 000 square feet costing 175000 employing 150. Plywall Products occupies 32 000 square feet with about 60 workers. International Furniture Co. across Railroad Street leads local industry with 70 000 square feet and a 387000 construction value forming a Santa Fe Railroad linked industrial zone. Santa Fe plans further development west of the existing area.

Sherman, Railroad and Smith Streets Lincoln Avenue Maple Street Railroad Street Travel Queen Coaches Guerdon Industries Plywall Products Co International Furniture C O International Santa Fe

Goldfine Boasted Adams to Take Care of Him

Ex publisher John Fox testified before a House subcommittee that Bernard Goldfine quoted Sherman Adams promising to "take care" of Goldfine's troubles with a federal agency. Fox said Adams inquired for Goldfine regarding complaints at the Federal Trade Commission and the SEC.

Goldfine Adams Federal Washington UPI John Fox Bernard Goldfine Sherman Adams Fox Boston Post House New England Federal Trade Commission Securities & Exchange Commission

Cleveland National Forest to Close During Fire Hazard Season

The Cleveland National Forest will close starting Tuesday July 1 and remain shut through the high fire hazard period. Access will be restricted with permits required for travel in closed zones. bonafide residents may travel to their homes without a permit. Maps and notices are posted at ranger stations and road entries.

Cleveland National Forest San Bernardino Ira Terman Corona Forest Ranger Station East Sixth Street Corona Riverside San Diego Orange National Forest U.S. Forest Service San Bernardino National Forest

City Manager Pfiffner to Return After Chickenpox Quarantine

City Manager Ralph Pfiffner will return to City Hall Monday after more than a week at home with chickenpox. He plans to attend the council meeting next Monday evening as city officials, including Assistant City Manager Fred Graber and Building Inspector Ed Hollenbeck, monitor his recovery with his three daughters.

Ralph Pfiffner Fred Graber Ed Hollenbeck Pfiffner

Weather Forecast Haze and Coastal Fog Over California

The forecast notes hazy skies dimming sunshine in Southern California with temperatures near the mid 80s today. Yesterday reached 90 and a low around 59. Coastal fog will spread inland to coastal valleys tonight into Friday morning with little temperature change expected Friday and Saturday.

Coronatoon California

Vanguard rocket fails to place satellite into orbit

At Cape Canaveral the Navy Vanguard rocket failed on its second stage, sending a 20 inch satellite toward the Atlantic after lifting off in a fiery arc to about 35 miles. The crash ends the attempt to orbit the payload. A second brief item notes exercise as fountain of youth with doctor Jokl citing regular activity to prevent aging.

Cape Canaveral, Fla UPS Navy Vanguard Atlantic Fountain OF Youth Exercise San Francisco UPI Kentucky Ponce de Leon

Russians invade Shetland Islands in wild pursuit

In a strange incident Russian sailors pursued a man who leaped from a Soviet ship and fled across the Shetland moors. Islanders watched as the fugitive dashed among sheep and farms before escaping aboard the chasing vessel later.

Serwick Scotland UPI Shetland Islands

UN observer hurt in land mine blast near Syria border

A U.N. observer jeep was hit by a land mine near the Syrian border injuring an Indian officer. Cairo Radio reported rebels consolidating positions as Tripoli faces possible new attacks while the U.N. awaits action in the crisis. Also a three alarm fire at H and M Banana Co. in Duarte drew multiple county units.

Beirut Lebanon UPI U.N Cairo Tripoli United Nations Duarte H&m Banana Co

Coast Guard towed missing yacht Thespian toward Hakata port

A Japanese coast guard vessel located the Los Angeles yacht Thespian drifting in the east China Sea off Korea. The craft with director John Calvert and four others aboard is being towed toward Hakata port expected to reach by Friday noon.

Tokyo UPI Coast Guard Los Angeles East China Sea Korea Japan Moji John Calvert Hakata

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Newsweek G.O.P Anne Winans Kay Larsen Corona Municipal CDI Abel Araujo Raul Alcala Araujo Chino Prison Gloria Chavez Felix Henry Pepper Corner No. H, Pepper Corner Cleveland Forest Ernest Jokl American Medical Association Today Paris L. A. Stowaway NEW York University of Southern California Education Department Leonard Calvert III Leonard Supreme Court Washington Little Rock Supreme Court National Association For the Advancement of Colored People Circuit Appeals Court Alaskan Herman E. Talmadge D-Ga Alaska United States Talmadge United States of America Soviet Union Geneva Kremlin U.S Moscow
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