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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1957
Page
2
State Senator Jarda introduces a bill to redraw assembly districts amid rapidly rising population and new housing. He cites past stagnation when the U.S. House froze its membership at 455, arguing the state must adapt to growth.
A Texas actor Rip Torn weighs a name change as he seeks roles in film and TV. He recalls a rough start in New York and discusses how a different name might affect his reception in Hollywood. Torn remains undecided, fearing friends would brand him as “gone Hollywood.”
In Portland a 54 year old gambler Thomas E Maloney contradicted Big Jim Elkins 83 a key witness for the state in a continuing vice investigation Maloney former Seattle track clerk now living in Spokane testified that Elkins was not part of any plot to seize gambling and related rackets. He named Willam Lancley Joseph McLaughlin and several Teamsters officials as participants and provided statements challenging Elkins account.
SAN FRANCISCO farmers were warned Thursday that it is unlawful to hire children under 16 during local school hours. The advisory came from the U S Labor Department wage and hour division as spring vegetable work begins. A separate chaotic auto crash near Torrance involved multiple injuries and a birth in progress as emergency responders aided a racing couple en route to Centinela Hospital.
In U S District Court in Elkina Maloney testified amid cross examination over wiretapping charges. He described recording conversations involving Maloney Langley and others while denying employment with the Teamsters. Nearby, weather tide data and a separate tragic death at Park Emergency Hospital followed a report from the U S Bureau of Music and Weather.
Wladyslaw Gomulka charged at a congress that intensified reactionary activity in Poland and blamed Stalinist theory for the regime’s tyranny. He urged the union of youth and workers to organize against what he called class struggle and warned the Polish Communist Party risks being branded as reactionary by Stalinist factions.
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