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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1958
Page
15
Adlai Stevenson told NBC Look Here that the United States missed a chance to lead on a nuclear test ban in 1956. He argued suspension would have boosted moral influence and that Russia acting alone would erase U.S. moral leadership. He said he would have pushed for abolition of nuclear arms if elected.
ABBOTY Rosella 78 of 302 E Ellis St died Sunday. Survived by daughters Elizabeth Howell and Margaret Downie sisters Edna Jones and Polly Morgan. service Tuesday 2 p.m. Spongberg Mortuary Chapel. WHITE William Jot 92 of 2618 E 14th St died Saturday. son William B White and step daughter Mrs. George Crosby. Service Tuesday noon Mottell's and Peck Chapel. HATHEWAY Eva 68 of 1924 E 3rd St died Sunday. brother Thomas Hatheway sister Mrs Edwin Heechum. Service Tuesday 9 a.m. Mottell's and Peek Chapel. SHUMAN Joan of 1319 Brd St died Thursday. daughter Mrs Mary Evans and son Paul A. Service today noon Mottell's and Peek Chapel. NEUMANN Walter Frederick of 1954 Tulane Ave died Thursday. wife Gladys and brother Edgar survive. Service today 11 a.m. Mottell's and Peek Chapel.
Four masked men entered Sam Millman’s Brooklyn shop Sunday night, demanded loot then fled with about $1.50 in candy and soda. The proprietor, nervous from recent robberies, reported the incident to police.
Milton Julich, 23, of Los Angeles told a federal customs agent he was an actor as he was booked in San Diego county jail on suspicion of smuggling about 1,000 stimulant tablets known as bennies across the Mexico border from Tijuana. Agents described the drugs as stimulants.
Westport Conn and Philadelphia groups totaling over 200 pacifists press toward New York to protest nuclear tests. The walkers, aged 13 to 70, travel with police escorts, pausing in Milford and Bridgeport overnight, with a hard core of about 40 aiming to reach the United Nations by week’s end.
Peiping radio reports a new oil field discovered in Sichwan Province western China with 120 deep wells planned this year. It notes three large producing wells in the field and that Red China is poor in oil, with most production in the north.
Indiana Gov Harold Handley was reported in satisfactory condition Sunday at Robert Long Hospital Indianapolis where he was recovering from gall bladder surgery.
A promotional extract praising The Ford Story a book length feature presented as a novel like true narrative. It highlights Old Henry and his independent Model T spirit, Edsel Ford’s sensitive arc, and a dramatic showdown linked to Henry Ford becoming president and a remarkable industrial comeback. Also promotes 35 other condensed Digest articles in April Reader’s Digest on newsstands.
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