03 Jun 1959
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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1959
Page
1
The police recovered a razor, knife, and club at the scene of a gang brawl that killed a Poly High athlete. The piece argues guns in homes enable self defense and calls for stricter firearm laws, asserting race is not the cause and urging limits on gun access to curb gang violence.
Diane Ewing, 18, becomes the first graduate of Seattle High School she never attended in person. She earned straight A’s while homebound, finishing with a Health Honor Society pin as teachers and officials praise her courage and perseverance.
A coastal weather summary notes a weak low pressure system off the coast bringing variable clouds, cooler temperatures, and light to moderate winds. Expect morning fog then clearing skies with a day of mild temperatures and potential showers later in the afternoon along the shoreline.
The writer argues that many people cannot use a weapon responsibly and that a boy showed why firearms should not be permitted. He states concealed carry is illegal, but the core issue is preventing irrational individuals from access.
Democrat Elmo Mahoney, defeated by Rep. Wint Smith in Kansas Sixth District by 233 votes, asks House to impound ballots as evidence of alleged irregularities. He filed a formal protest, and a House elections subcommittee has scheduled hearings Thursday.
Arthur Bostian, reportedly enraged by loan shark stories and perceived inaction, threw a garbste can through the $300 plate glass window of a Birmingham loan company on Monday night. He said he wanted to send a message and make sure he got his money back.
BAD NAHEIM Germany Elvis Presley the singer turned soldier fell ill Tuesday night with tonsillitis. His father Vernon Presley said he was at home running a high fever and had breathing trouble as his throat swelled. Army doctor treatment may lead to transfer to a military hospital in Frankfurt as Elvis faced possible hospitalization shortly after being promoted to Specialist Fourth Class.
U S Senator Stuart Symington of Missouri said he supports a summit conference if realistic about Khrushchev using it for propaganda. He urged readiness for psychological warfare and stressed the need to strengthen the United States amid ongoing Cold War tensions.
Fragmented OCR text shows a fighting between event listings at the Huntington Hotel with names like Chace, Kaur, and dates garbled, indicating a concert or recital program and audience seating notes.
Recipe snippet describes a shrimp salad using 3 cups cooked beans ells onion cups Girard's Original French Dressing with chilling time. Adds 1 cup cooked shrimp 1 cup sliced celery and 1 tablespoon pickle relish, then tosses and serves with Girard's flavor.
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