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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1959

Page

3

Casanova Doctor Charged With Wife's Murder Slaying in West Covina

Dr Bernard Raymond Fitch, 33, charged with murder in the death of his wife Barbara Finch, 33, whose body was found near their West Covina home after a weekend dispute. Investigators cite alleged affairs and a Las Vegas alibi amid testimony from Carol Tregoff, 22, and Miss Marie Lidholm, 18, describing a violent confrontation.

West Covina Bernard Raymond Fitch Las Vegas Nev Desert Inn Carol Pappas Tregoff Finch Triangle Iss Tregoff Doctor's Medical Center Barbara Jesa Finch Miss Tregotts James J. Pappas Mason Pappas Carol Dr. Finch Mrs. Finch

Bombs explode as Argentina metal workers strike

Bombs exploded in several sections of Buenos Aires as the Metal Workers Union began a 24 hour strike demanding higher salaries. An ore bomb shattered a window of a major appliance showroom on Florida Street and another bomb at a RCA Victor office injured a watchman who tried to move it away before it exploded.

Argentina Buenos Aires Florida Street RCA Victor

New Discovery For Hard Of Hearing Readers Ad

New method claims benefit for hard of hearing readers at Giggeawic Offices offering a first treatment for 300. Base Ding office cites new work focusing on facial nerve damage from diabetes and other conditions. The article outlines a three step program with about 45 minutes per session and a contract due within 49 days.

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ROK Police Ouster Shakes Pusan Police Chief Post

Seoul authorities removed West Pusan Police Chief Chung Moo Soo for failure to stop 121 Japanese fishermen in an internment camp from escaping Friday night under his command. The action underscores strict discipline in Korea's policing leadership amid security concerns.

Seoul Korea UPI Republic of Korea Home Ministry Pusan Chung -Moo Soo

Ex Secretary McKay In Serious Condition In Salem

Douglas McKay 66 former secretary of the interior and ex-Oregon governor is reported in very serious condition at Salem General Hospital. He was admitted two weeks ago with escalating heart disease and high blood pressure. Once a cabinet member under Eisenhower he later chaired the US Canadian Joint Commission on Water Resource Development.

Salem Ore Douglas McKay Secretary of the Interior Salem General Hospital Kidseyl McKay Oregon Eisenhower Wayne Morse Morse United States Joint Commission On Water Resource Development

U.S. Plans 2000-MPH Planes At 70000 Feet

The Los Angeles Times reports the Air Force is developing high speed aircraft capable of exceeding 2000 miles per hour and staying aloft for an hour at 70000 feet. The program, dubbed F108, aims to revolutionize missions, with a timeline about 18 months behind initial expectations.

Los Angeles Pulte Air Force Los Angeles Times North American Aviation

Ventura Man Named to Mining Board

Sacramento announces Thomas H. Rodgers of Ventura appointed to a four year term on the State Mining Board. Rodgers, a petroleum engineer, succeeds Blair W. Stewart of Los Angeles whose term expired.

Ventura Mining Board Sacramento Brown Thomas H.rodgers Rodgers Blair W. Stewart Los Angeles

Note-Writing Bandit Robs Las Vegas Bank of $10,700

A bandit robbed the Bank of Las Vegas branch on Fourth Street, escaping with 10700 dollars after passing a note demanding cash and displaying a concealed pistol. Teller Bob Boston relayed the robber received mostly large bills, including hundreds, fifties, and twenties.

Bandit Las Vegas WPI Fourth St Bank of Boston

Industrialist Dies in Massachusetts at 63

Don ald Alexander, 63, a Massachusetts industrialist famed in the automotive field and a Budd Co board member in Philadelphia, died in his sleep Monday at his summer home Oakleigh in Wiano.

Wiano Mass Donald Alexander The Budd Co Philadelphia Oakleigh Here

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