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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1958
Page
4
In Bonn Soviet deputy premier Anastas Mikoyan visited as four agreements were signed after nine months of talks in Moscow. The pacts cover 375 million dollars of trade over three years and the opening of consular offices in Bonn and Moscow, with Germans wary of the Soviet Union’s size and influence.
Assemblyman Klocksiem joined 88 California lawmakers urging support for a 60 million harbor bond to fund small boat harbors and shipping facilities in the San Francisco port. Democratic contenders Griffin Wargo Doyle and local endorsements are highlighted in a roundup of Long Beach politics and upcoming election issues.
Robert Williams, a 20 year old "liter" accused in the murder of a furniture salesman, faced trial here on November 20 1955 when two sheriff's officers restrained him Friday as he lunged at Juvenile Judge Fred Miller during a private proceeding. Deputies said Williams moved toward the judge with his hand raised.
In McKinney's Furniture Co case, judge rules Williams unfit for juvenile court. Preliminary hearing set for Monday. Williams, jailed for a separate 1956 murder, reportedly confessed to Burgess slaying. Evidence includes attempted handcuff removal en route to court. The drama ties into a broader Buena Park appeal involving Andrus and wife, linked to a love cult case and sex lessons allegations.
Anaheim plumber Roy Wells Sr., 56, of 1165 Arbor St, was arrested on a Treasury Dept charge that he falsely claimed eight dependents on W-4 forms and exemption certificates. He allegedly claimed 11 exemptions 1952 to 1956, saving $4,000 to $5,000 in taxes. A hearing is set for May 16 with potential penalties up to a year in jail and $500 per count.
The body of BM1.C Raymond A Benz, 35, of the USS Bryce Canyon, was found at his home in West Hill Street Friday. He had apparently died of a self administered dose of rat poison, according to Det Insp Arthur Perle.
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