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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1958
Page
4
A tornado skirted Topeka Kansas Thursday, lifting after nearly an hour. Sirens warned of a funnel five miles southwest approaching the city of about 80 000, sending residents scrambling to basements. The funnel lifted, another sighting occurred near the municipal airport, and the alert was lifted in the late afternoon.
President Eisenhower aide Sherman Adams acknowledged that Boston industrialist Bernard Goldfine paid hotel bills for him and that he contacted a federal agency on Goldfine’s behalf on two occasions. He denied improper favoritism and said the hospitality was from an old friend, learned only after subpoenas revealed the status of the Sheraton Plaza suite.
Lakewood Elks Lodge 1865 will conduct Flag Day services at 3 p.m. Saturday in the Elks Hall at 4433 Village Rd. The ceremonies will be open to the public, announced Exalted Ruler Emory D. Pickering.
Lt. Thomas Vrana, 23, of Pittsburgh, was crushed by a 24 ton bulldozer during a ground breaking at Fairchild Air Force Base. He survived with internal injuries and leg fractures after operator Frank Butts freed him. crowd donated blood as doctors praised his courage. Vrana had worked for AP in Pittsburgh before entering service.
Sentenced by Judge Ralph K. Pierson on Thursday to one to fourteen years in state prison for forgery actions. Gary Lee Seward, 21, of Ontario, faced the charge and received the term after the court proceeding.
Seward, a confessed heroin addict, admitted cashing three worthless twenty five dollar checks in local markets. He was arrested March 24.
Curtis E. Stover 18 was acquitted of disturbing the peace after admitting spitting in a Negro girl s face outside the Central High School baccalaureate. Judge Robert Laster ruled the act did not constitute disturbing the peace, amid heavy federal troop presence. Ernest Green, 15, became the first Negro to participate in and then graduate from the Central High baccalaureate.
Weathermen issued thunder storm warnings across a vast north central Indiana expanse where 5 000 people were left homeless. The Weather Bureau warned showers and heavy rains, with rivers at 15 year highs, stretching 100 miles north of Indianapolis toward the Illinois and Ohio lines. Twelve storm related deaths reported since Sunday. property and crop damage run into millions as other Midwest areas face flash floods and tornado alerts.
A new Giant 74 pool features brick construction in deep ocean green with a transparent vinyl shell and plastic coated wire wall. It fills to a full 15 inches deep, no bubbles or rim, designed for youngsters to enjoy. Price 13.88.
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