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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1958

Page

5

Slowness cited after chain collision on Long Beach Freeway

A CHP pursuit in California ended in a multi car crash when York 26 of 2512 E 14th St was cited for driving too slowly in the inside lane. Three vehicles rear ended his car and a chain of impacts involved Garnet Lana 51 Alma Ave Lynnwood and Roy Gay 50 Linden Ave. York and another rider sustained injuries but survived.

Calfornia Robert ‘Lee York 14Th St Long Beach Willow Surway John del Broomfield Center Island Marber Ave Seaside Me Garnet L. Lana Alma ‘Ave Lynnwood CHP J. &. Tripdoleenter Roy Gay Kittle Linden Ave

Arthritis Rebels Halt Merger With Polio Unit

NEW YORK (UP) Arthritis and Rheumatism Foundation chapters reversed a merger decision with the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis. As a result two organizations will raise funds and enlist volunteers to fight arthritis. The March of Dimes will announce an expanded program next Tuesday including arthritis among new goals. Over 100 representatives from 53 chapters debated and chose autonomy, resisting absorption by the Polio Foundation. The Polio Foundation said there is much work to do in arthritis and that diseases are not the property of any one group. Next Tuesday the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis will outline its expanded program.

New York Arthritis and Rheumatism Foundation National Foundation For March of Dimes Arthritis and Rheu Polio Foundation Police Foundation National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis

Anti-Smog Group Demands Board Tighten Alerts

The Citizens Anti-Smog Action Committee urged the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors to investigate claims that current smog alert levels fail to protect babies and elderly people with heart or lung trouble. Committee Chair Francis H. Packard asked for stricter standards, and Supervisor Dorn directed county officials to prepare a full report.

Los Angeles UPI Citizens Anti Packard

Death of oil distributor Lindstrum ruled suicide

Herbert S. Lindstrum, 47, a well known oil products distributor, was found in a store room at his Yuba City home after apparently shooting himself in the head. Coroner Burwell Ullrey stated Lindstrum acted from despondency over personal troubles.

How to Get Away from Yourself in August Digest

A Reader's Digest feature urges readers to reach out when feeling abused or neglected. It promotes a dozen tested strategies to improve well being by connecting with others and avoiding self-absorption. Benefits from reaching out are highlighted by a counselor quote.

Reader’s Digest Reader's Digest

Reuther vows cost of living raises push

Walter P. Reuther told a rally of retired workers that the United Auto Workers will insist on cost of living allowances for pensioners before signing 1958 contracts with the Big Three automakers. He outlined using union resources and timing tied to 1959 model considerations to pressure for added security and strike leverage.

Detroit Walter P. Reuther United Auto Workers Union UAW Jther Struggie Reuther Reu

Premier Elmar Gerhardsen Plans Oslo to Yugoslavia Visit

Norway's premier Elmar Gerhardsen plans a week long trip to Yugoslavia in September. The official visit aims to strengthen relations between Oslo and Belgrade and explore regional cooperation.

Oslo

Pilot Error Blamed in Mexico Crash Near Here

Investigators in Guadalajara blamed pilot error for the June 2 air crash that killed 46 persons. The tragedy near here prompted swift official statements and inquiries into flight operations and safety protocols.

Guadalajara Mexico

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