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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1958
Page
3
Testimony details a police sting at Mrs. Waller’s home and a later recording device used at the glass house. Lott describes being asked to visit the residence for conversations while under cross examination Mrs. Waller denies offering a trip or whisky to influence him. Joyce Byerly backs claims of improper police advances, countered by officers.
Sacramento officials agreed to compensate private property damaged by a National Guard airplane crash in Van Nuys on Sept 24. Two men died. The Board of Control approved 31457 for Jon E Stone and Beatrice Stone, denied 31150 to two insurance companies, and allowed Don F Specht 10.50 for three ruined shirts.
Ernest Hemingway, 59, says he will not comment on or meddle in Cuban affairs while writing a new book. He talks by telephone from his secluded home near San Francisco de Paula, ten miles southeast of Havana, noting his American citizenship and desire to stay out of Cuba's political turmoil.
Assemblyman Bruce F. Allen of Los Gatos announced Tuesday he will seek re election this year, reversing earlier hints that he might pursue the governorship. He remains a Republican who previously indicated possible gubernatorial ambitions.
In Des Moines a severely wounded 17 year old Gary Wessling, accused of killing taxi driver John J. O Keefe in a police gun battle, tells his father Albert Wessling goodbye as the 42 year old prisoner, under guard, visits him in hospital. The father, sentenced to 15 years for burglary tools, urges legal help and warns of possible separation as he leaves.
In Prestonburg Kentucky the bodies of three more children and others recovered from the Big Sandy River as the laborer Henry Lee faces trial in a school bus crash case. Prosecution says 18 children are implicated. blood tests support paternity questions surrounding a 25 year old man. In London England, ponies roaming the New Forest become a road hazard at night. officials consider luminous collars and tail strips to aid visibility.
Los Angeles officials backed a tax break for Long Beach shipbuilders as county supervisors voted 3 to 2 in favor of state bills aiding California yards. In Washington, the Army announced a powerful new radar system likely to detect ballistic missiles and intercept enemy rockets, with development at Cornell Aeronautical Laboratory Buffalo.
More than 1,000 students from Arizona State College at Temple protested a bill to rename the school Temple University. A group entered the Senate chamber with an effigy, while others gathered on the Capitol lawn and balcony waving banners. Senator Harold Giss advocated the plan. Senator Joe Haldiman warned it likely would not pass this session.
The U S embassy in Amman announced total American assistance to Jordan reached 51.75 million dollars, including a new ten million dollar grant to cover the budget deficit.
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