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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1958

Page

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Plane-Plant Strike Nearer as Workers Vote No

Union members at Long Beach Aircraft plants rejected two year proposals from Douglas North American Aviation and Convair in mass meetings voting down offers as unsatisfactory. About 125,000 workers authorized a walkout if no agreement by Wednesday, with 17,000 at the Long Beach plant affected. Current wages 1.65 to 2.76 per hour, with a 16 cent cost of living boost. latest offers would set 1.71 to 3.27.

Beech Aircraft Veterans’ “Memorial Stadium Long Beach Douglas North American Aviation Convair

Lost cabin cruiser found in dense haze near Catalina

A 40 foot cabin cruiser with ten aboard was located 40 miles at sea after going missing in heavy haze Sunday night. The Coast Guard cutter guided the vessel to Long Beach Harbor with repairs and safety, aided by federal radio equipment to fix its position. The vessel was en route from Redondo Beach to Catalina Island when heavy swells flooded pumps. The owner, Charles W. Eckwart of South Gate, reported loss of bearing and rising water. The crew was rescued unharmed and taken to harbor.

Coast Guard Marine Redondo Beach Catalina Island Charles Unization Commission Manila Emilio Aguinaldo Greess Independence Philippines Goar Long Beach Harbor Boston Boston Harbor Raymond Barth Richard Max Lotterstein Max Levine Barth

US Rejects Polish Plan For Atomic Free Zone

The United States rejected Poland’s proposal for a Central European zone free of atomic weapons and renewed its bid for an inspection zone from the United Kingdom to the Ural Mountains. A note delivered in Warsaw by U S Ambassador Jacob Bean to Deputy Foreign Minister Jozef Winiewiex stated appreciation for the Polish initiative while seeking better U S Poland relations.

Washington United States Poland United Kingdom Ural Mountains Warsaw U. S Jacob B. Bean Jozef Winiewiex State Department Bean

Missing Catalina boat survivors listed in Coast Guard report

Coast Guard searched night and day for two companions of Francis Wavo en Crow and Wayne Wood near Catalina Island. Edward Vanderwindt and George Hudspeth, of Los Angeles, disappeared after their boat foundered in heavy seas. The trio tried to reach Avalon, but darkness hampered rescue efforts. The daylight recovery stalled as one man went below deck. Two survivors reached the boat but ran out of fuel, causing it to veer and sink. The search continued with air, sea, and helicopter assets.

Coast Guard Francis Wavo Crow Anaheim Catalina Island Wayne Wood Highland Lieved Park Avalon DWO Sheriff’s L Rane Woodiarbor Wood

Eisenhower Addresses Duty From Robert E. Lee Estate

President Eisenhower spoke at Stratford on the Potomac about U S responsibilities in a shrinking world. He noted 445 million Americans produce goods sent abroad and urged personal initiative, recalling Lee’s self contained estate and quoting We cannot do more than our duty.

Stratford Eisenhower United States Robert E. Lee Lee Thomas Lee Cliffs of the Potomac

Corrugated CornuSes Lynwood Girl Shields Dodgers

A local headline notes a Lynwood girl used as a shield for the Dodgers amid a doubled crop scene. The article hints at a WM figure planning to send a garden implement to the team as a prop or joke.

Lynwood Girl Dodgers

Armed Kidnaper of Four Slain in Brookings

A gunman who kidnapped four youths and a girl died after a roadblock stop near Brookings Oregon. Deputy Sheriff Ross Bates and officers exchanged shots as the suspect, Henry Bill 36, fired at them. The girl and three other hostages were unharmed.

Brookings, Ore Sabin Dorothy Louise Decker Lyn-man Calif Ross - Bates Reno Glenn Sabin Henry Thomas Bill California San Quentin Hill Oretough Row talShield Tahoe

Gas Leaks Roof Raised by Blast in San Diego

A gas explosion wrecked the attic of a five room house in East San Diego injuring two people, Lee Daniel White, 66, and Grace E Harris, 53. White’s wife was unhurt as firemen answered the blast that sent the roof and rear wall into daylight and damaged a neighboring home. Both victims were treated at Naval Hospital for minor injuries.

San Diego Neighbor Lee Daniel White Roger Booth White Navy Grace E.harris Naval Hospital

Japs to Take Over US Radar Stations This Week

Tokyo reports three radar stations operated by US Air Force personnel are set to be turned over to Japanese crews this week, according to government sources.

Tokyo US Air Force

Satellite search for seeds of life in space proposed

A biologist suggests a satellite could scan space for seeds of new life. The note appears on page A-3 with other science items. Commerce Secretary Weeks forecasts a best-yet boom for the United States, noted on the page labeled All.

Commerce Weeks United States Page

Our Heroes By Lucifer Lightfoot Dodgers Celebrate

A vivid poetic tribute proclaims devotion to the Dodgers with exuberant praise. The piece, signed by Lucifer Lightfoot, hails the team as great and faultless, celebrating two straight wins in rousing, fanfare like language.

Dodgers

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