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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1958

Page

3

Seek State Ban on Union Shop

Holmes said the Wyatt committee seeks to place an anti union measure on the November ballot by curbing labor management contracts and forcing workers to join a union. Labor leaders denounced the effort as anti union, while sponsors must file signatures by June 26 to meet the 8 percent threshold.

Hey Knowland Holmes J. Haggerty California Federation of Labor San Francisco Haggerty California Louis Goldblatt International Longshoremen’s and Warehouseman’s Union ILWU California Farm Bureau California Association of Employers Teamsters Union Wyatt U.S. Senate Afl-Cio High Command Leonard Friedman

GI Killer Convicted of Assault in Korea Shooting

In Kunstan Korea a federal court today convicted Airman Edward L. Young of assault with a dangerous weapon in the fatal shooting of 17 year old Kim Yong i while cutting grass at a bomb camp. The court dropped involuntary manslaughter. Young faces up to three years at hard labor a dishonorable discharge and forfeiture of pay. Airman Carroll D. Taylor was also convicted of assault with a dangerous weapon and sentenced to nine months at hard labor and fined.

Kunstan Korea Martia Odin Edward L. Young Philo Ohio Young Kim Yong -i Carroll D. Taylor Cincinnati Taylor

Liner Burns at Pier as 14 Die on Norwegian Ship Erling Jarl

Fire aboard the Norwegian coastal liner Erling Jarl killed fourteen men with only two or three injured. The blaze began on a tower deck after docking, spreading rapidly before crews could evacuate passengers. Captain Leif Hassel could not confirm total on board. ship held about 300 passengers.

Bodoe Norway Erling Jarl Pisr Leif Hassel

Lottery Ticket Error Delights NSW Winner Then Reveals Loss

Dick Kennedy bought a New South Wales lottery ticket named Error and learned his number showed a five pound prize. When he tried to collect, officials said the number had beer printed by error and Mo had not won anything.

Sydney Dick Kennedy New South Wales

Airman to test space chamber at Randolph base

Airman Donald Farrell volunteers for a space chamber test at Randolph Air Force Base School of Aviation Medicine. He will enter a three by five foot chamber wearing regulation clothes, body exposed, under controlled pressure and temperature to simulate space conditions while monitoring oxygen, wastes, and life support for a week.

Jabin Fred W. Childress Moon Randolph Air Force Base School of San Antonio Tex Donald Farrell New York City Wu Oe Willie-Co Farrell School of Aviation Medicine Randolph Air Force Base

Diamond Mine Searcher Williamson Dies Beside Mine

Kenyani John T. Williamson, 50, Canadian son of a lumberman, who hunted Africa for a tanganyika diamond fortune, died near the Mwadui mine in Tanganyika. He left an estimated fortune of 200 million dollars and was famed as a reclusive, prolific suitor. He battled Beers and Oppenheimer over diamond control, and his life centered on the jungle mine he never fully left.

Wairobi John T. Williamson Africa Tanganyika Mwadul Ming Wiliam Oppenheimer de Beers Consolidated Mines Ltd J. Williamson Maine Williamson de Beers South Africa Plains of Eastforts London

New Carrier Jets to Join 6th Fleet in Mediterranean

Essex and Saratoga will deploy Carrier Division 6 to the Mediterranean with two new jet types, the Douglas F8U Crusader and the AID Skyhawk, alongside tanker duties. Cooper says the fleet gains speed and reach, fueling in flight to boost striking power as tensions rise in the region. The plan includes increased air strength, new aircraft refueling capabilities, and deployment in Atlantic exercises ahead of operations.

Adm Cliffordiany Cooper Navy U. S AJ Savage ADG Skyrsider Douglas Mediterranean Oppenheimer Ing Sonville Fla Saratoga Atlantic Williamson Montfort Quedel Yes Gill University Montreal Dia Divi

Navy to build new dry dock at San Francisco? CPU pushback

Tests flash on a radar screen as officials discuss a proposed two way communications system and a large dry dock at San Francisco Naval Shipyard. The Comptroller of the Defense Department says pre construction studies are not ready for final evaluation, delaying defense needs. Rep Mailliard voices disappointment and pledges to seek restoration of funds despite Navy Gates commitment reversal.

Navy Nature San Searchers Francisco Naval Shipyard Califonia Republicat Defence Department Knowland Willam S. Mailliard F Calif Navy Thomas S$. Gates Mailliard

Anniversary Greeting Full Page Ad in Corsicana Sun

Doyle L. West placed a full page advertisement in the Corsicana Daily Sun on a Wednesday to mark his wife Doris’s twenty fifth wedding anniversary. The ad featured his handwritten message, engraved in a three column wide, four inch deep x cut, printed in the page center. It read I love you Doge.

Corsicana UPI Doyle L. West Corsicane Daily Sun Doris Doge

Pierson Named Acting President of TWA

Warren Lee Pierson, chairman of Trans World Airlines since 1947, was named acting president at a TWA executive committee meeting on Wednesday in New York.

Budget Request for Health Education and Welfare

The 1958 59 budget proposals from the Department of Health Education and Welfare seek about 2.79 billion dollars in new appropriations for the fiscal year starting July 1. Congress has approved roughly 2.514 billion so far this year, with supplemental requests pushing total toward 2.85 billion, chiefly for public assistance and education programs.

Washington i Department of Health, Education, and Welfare Congress Department Public Health Service J Farias

Bandit Robs Grocery, Escapes With $700

A bandit waited at a Food Fair Market checkout and demanded cash. He escaped with a total of 700 dollars as two clerks reported losses, while customers remained unaware of the holdup. The incident occurred near Orr and Day roads in Long Beach.

Santa FE Springs Harold Smethers Food Fair Market Orr Day Ra James Hay

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