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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1958
Page
5
Los Angeles air carried 12 times normal radioactivity over the past three weeks, with a spike on March 31. State Health Department says tests by state and city agencies found no danger to drinking water or vegetables, and consumption remains safe.
Madison Wis. An Atomic Energy Commission biologist said a compound named AET may double human resistance to atomic irradiation. He cautioned it cannot remove radiation effects and must be taken before exposure. The compound is developed to a point for human use and could be produced in quantity if needed.
Paul Robeson, marking his 60th birthday, defended his stance during a Chicago news conference before a Soviet American Friendship concert. He denied being a Communist and commented that Nikita Khrushchev is not the enemy of peace, while reacting to questions about his exile.
New York CBS refused Harold Felix’s bid to mediate ending a three day national strike by IBEW technicians. CBS said talks will be handled by the Federal Mediation Service. CBS reported programming returning to normal with some live shows canceled. teamsters union later rescinded a decree not to cross picket lines. The item also references Robeson recalling past charges and Scott’s health status.
Ian McGraw, 22, and his wife Gladys McGraw, 19, welcomed quadruplets after a difficult birth in Mary’s Help hospital. One baby, a girl, died shortly after delivery. The family contends with a tightened budget, seeking extra work as they manage a basement apartment at $42 monthly and rising support needs. The announceable remains in shock at the sudden family expansion and financial pressure.
A spouse affirms responsibility for all debts of Mildred and praises twenty five years of marriage. The message celebrates their past, expresses love, and signals ongoing support for the family and wife.
An OCR fragment advertises a Long Beach lodging at the Bunting ton Hotel on Ogear Boulevard offering rooms with carpet, private pads, maid service, and meals. It lists a weekly cash rate of $24.50 per person and mentions meals and dining options, with garbled, unclear details throughout.
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