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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1958
Page
1
Calyster Corp enters a massive reconnection drive under Vier President Mixon with seven thousand workers on strike in a key plant. Page Af.
In Santiago, the oldest cardinal, 92, Gravely II, reportedly died Tuesday night after returning from Rome. The cardinal, a longtime figure in the Roman Catholic Church, was noted for his support in the papal transition that elected Pope John XXIII to succeed Pope Pius IX.
Lockheed and Lockheed scientific teams investigated mysterious outer space like signal from Sunnyvale area. A spokesman said the 10 to 13 minute transmission on 20,003 megacycles appeared unique and could have foreign origins or natural phenomena, with no confirmation yet.
New York reports Rep Wilbur Te Milla chairing the House Ways and Means Committee as he urges broader income tax base changes to ease government spending. He calls for wider tax spread, elimination of preferential devices, and expansion of taxable income. In other briefs, a Linn county fire killed four children in a two story frame farmhouse. Justice Frankfurter shows slight improvement after heart issues. Pamela Elaine Weaver, 15, crowned Tournament of Roses Queen after 1,900 coeds were cut to seven finalists.
A massive Malibu Beach fire roared over the hills toward the Pacific, destroying Lew Ayres' $50,000 home and library, along with 25 other houses on the Malibu coast. Evacuations covered the area as flames advanced two miles inland, threatening the movie colony and cliffside residences.
Fires swept 8006 acres in three hours as Santa Ana winds lashed brush canyons 30 miles west of downtown Los Angeles. Police chased a suspected arsonist near Camarillo State Hospital while the Malibu Fire burned a barn and a house. Ronald Reagan and other figures were reportedly involved in the blaze coverage.
A midnight blaze swept through ten stores on Ginza Street in Tokyo damaging cabarets and shops including Eden Cabaret and Expensive Turk. Eleven people were slightly injured as flames engulfed jewelry and merchandise. the blaze ranks among postwar Tokyo’s worst shopping-center fires.
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