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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1958

Page

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Fireball Flashes Across Long Beach Sky

Long Beach area residents reported seeing a blue to yellow fireball lasting about three seconds at 9 25 pm with witnesses from Lakewood noting a whitish yellow falling star. Civil Aeronautics at Municipal Airport tower confirmed a large whitish yellow object in a brief plunge traveling east to west. The same hour a DCS aircraft with new wingtip warning lights flashed brilliantly, visible up to 90 miles away, CAA said.

Long Beach Area Lakewood Civil Aeronautics Municipal Airport CAA

City moves to repressurize oil area off Seal Beach

City Council took initial steps Tuesday to repressurize the Belmont Shore Naples oil region to curb subsidence. It approved Monterey Oil Co plan for a water injection well, with two conditions on data sharing and no damage to property. Washington actions included Rep Hosmer’s appearance before the House Armed Services Committee seeking more shipyard subsidence funds.

Seal Beach Belmont Shore Naples Naval Shipyard Washington Long Beach Rep. t/Crain Hosmer House Armed Services Committee Seal’ Beach Monterey Oil Co Board of Harbor Commissioners Hosmer

Dulles Denounces Kidnappers As Nine U.S. Officers Held

Berlin dispatch says East Germany disavows spying charges against nine U.S. army helicopter men stranded after a storm. Defense Ministry cites air space violation as the only charge and disciplines an editor who hinted they might be spies. Secretary of State Dulles warned of action to win their release but not recognition. Russians seek to press Washington using the case.

Berlin Red East Germany Defense Ministry Volksarmee Dulles Washington United States Amercan

National Retail May Sales and VW Story Highlight Pages

May retail activity held steady amid persistent heavy rains seen in April. A feature on a vast underground VW appears on page B-4, while page A-8 reports the first detailed account of a centralized Air Force command post for Central Europe.

Air Force Command Europe

South Carolina senator shot during vote count in Bennettsville

In Bennettsville a state senator was shot three times while awaiting tabulation results. Henry Rogers, Marlboro County Court clerk, was identified as the assailant and was quickly apprehended. Wallace led in early returns as motive remained unclear amid a tight primary scene.

Bennettsville UPI Sinda A Val Ute South Carolina Henry Rogers Wallace William Allen Rogers Marlboro County

El Dorado Tornado Rips 150 Homes in Kansas

A tornado along El Dorado’s southwest edge killed 10 people and injured 49 as it demolished or damaged about 150 houses. The storm blacked out the city, broke main power lines and phone circuits, and forced hospitals to operate by flashlight. National Guard and city crews aided search and relief efforts.

EL Dorado Kan Mugaway Reicuimian Ken Mowat Wichita Itanley Dial Bob Lemon National Guard el Dorado Augusta Ciuch Kansas Flint Hills Jin Boeing Airplane Co McConnell Air Jrorce St. Joseph Hospital Jin Wighita

Lakewood man dies after failed hang attempt

Kenneth Owen Prouty forty one, of 5903 Woodruff Ave Lakewood, tried to hang himself in a garage on Tuesday. He slipped free of the noose and was fatally injured when his head hit the concrete floor. He died at an Artesia hospital from a skull fracture.

Kenneth Owen Prouty Woodruff Ave Lakewood Sheriff's Deputies Artesia

Industrialist Paid Adams Hotel Bills for Aide

Boston industrialist Bernard Goldfine funded hotel bills totaling nearly 2000 dollars for Sherman Adams, President Eisenhower's aide, over four years. Hearings cited Adams and his wife as guests at the Sheraton Plaza Boston, rooms billed to Goldfine. Probers note possible favorable treatment by the SEC and FTC and discuss Goldfine's companies. Robb dismissed the claims as a smear while stressing Adams and Goldfine were longtime friends.

Washington Boston Sherman Adams Eisenhower Bernard Goldfine House Commerce’ Subcommittee Adams Sheraton Plaza Hote Goldfine Francis X. McLaughlin Subcommittee Oren Harris Dark Robert W. Lishman Iwo Securities and Exchange Commission Federal Trade Commission Robb SEC FTC Kobb Legs Lebanon Mills New Hampshire Lishman McLaughlin John Fox Delanet Boston Fest

Air Force eyes moon missions in late summer plan

Washington UP I Lt Gen Samuel E Anderson says rockets to the moon are planned for August September and October as planning dates. ARPA chief Roy Johnson says no definite decision yet and Anderson notes ARPA funds lunar projects. Anderson says no hit the moon goal and no retirement plans.

Washington UPI Air Force Samuel E. Anderson Milwaukee Defense Department Anderson Pentagon Moon Thor Earth Advanced’ Research Projects Agency ARPA Roy W.johnson Ander Johnson

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