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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1958
Page
3
The couple’s ceremony faced a disruption as a large rock struck church roofs and 100 fans breached police lines outside. Attendants included movie stars Bob Hose and Mario Windsor, with plans to honeymoon in Florida after a Dallas reception.
NORWALK a 39 year old oil worker died Sunday in Carobil Hospital from burns suffered when a pump he was repairing sprayed hot crude oil over him and two workers at the Wilshire Oil Co plant in Santa Fe Springs. John Sierra of Whittier died of fatal burns. Still hospitalized with serious burns are J. S. Coss and Rufus Sisk, both of South Whittier. Crude oil temperature was 420 degrees Fahrenheit. Sierra's body was taken to Wilmington Funeral Home where funeral arrangements are pending.
Southland Bus Lines Inc. requested a PUC order to modify two routes serving students near St. Bartholomew School in Rossmore Long Beach. The plan covers Bradbury Rad Chaucer Rd Kempton Dr and Mentocita Rd with a no hearing request.
The Air Force placed a multi million dollar order on Monday with Boeing Airplane Co. Seattle for 100 Bomarc air defense guided missiles.
Peter R. Esparza, 38, of 819 Tyurhan Boyd Manor, surrendered at police Headquarters Monday in connection with the stabbing of his wife Saturday night. He was booked on assault with intent to commit murder. Detectives said Esparza admitted stabbing his wife Mary, 28, with a butcher knife during a quarrel at the home of Mrs. Esparza's mother at 1583 Cota Ave. Mrs. Esparza was reported in fair condition Monday in Seaside Hospital.
Peiping Radio said Monday that Hong Kong and Yemen signed agreements on industrial and agricultural products and a roughly 516.54 million interest-free loan to Yemen as part of broader trade deals with Communist China.
An ad for the Huntington Hotel Long Beach promises a life at the shore with a block long property, private baths, daily maid service, large ocean dining room, and room rates at 24.50 per person weekly. It notes two lobbies, beachfront access, and breakfast options with meals described as including Virginia ham and other foods, plus a contact phone number.
Los Angeles supervisor John Anson Ford, 74, says he will not seek the secretary of state post without party endorsement. Ford, who has chaired the county since 1934, notes Henry Lopez won the Democratic club endorsement and cites no personal campaign plans. He states he would have campaigned if endorsed, but his age bars him from re election to the supervisorial seat.
Dr Samuel Rosen of Columbia University explains a simple local anesthesia operation that restores hearing for many with a specific loss. Thousands have benefited, and the feature promotes Berrek Hearove magazine and a free subscription offer to physicians and hard of hearing readers.
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