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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1957

Page

1

Navy weighs abandoning Long Beach shipyard over sinking ground

House Armed Services panel debates continuing cost to fix Long Beach sinking, with estimates showing rising repairs. Officials say subsidence may end by 1970, while a new Bremerton dry dock project proceeds. Subcommittee probe urged into total taxpayer costs.

Washington House Armed Services Committee Navy Long Beach Calif House Appropriations Committee Long Hind Aunk J. W. Alles Office of theChief Naval Operationa James von Zandt R-Pa Vinson Bremerton Woah Clyde Doyle D-Callfike San Francisco Puget Sound

A Southern Proposal Draws Senate Rejection on Rights

Sydney Maris writes in Column on Pages that a southern proposal to strike key administration rights was rejected by a Senate committee. The piece contrasts public desires with legislative action and appears on Page A-7.

Bouthern Senate

Rossellini Calls Love Story Fantastically Nonsense

Indian press reports claim film director Roberto Rossellini may divorce Ingrid Bergman for a Bengali writer’s script, a claim he calls fantastically nonsense. Ingrid Bergman denies the rumor and says she has no truth to the report.

Bombay Roberto Rossellini Ingrid Bergman Ingrid Parisling Seahersteane Star Roaselner Ant Rossetlin Monali Sald Taj Habal Totel Romellia Setlinta No Rossellini Mra Sonali Dag Gupta Ia Ilvelcal

New Mandatory Jail Term For Second DUI Convictions

The state enacts a law requiring jail time and a heavy fine for second drunken driving offenses with no probation. First offenses face penalties at the judge’s discretion. Juries may resist mandatory sentences, risking tougher convictions and fewer guilty verdicts.

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Beck ousted from AFL-CIO over misuse of union funds

The AFL-CIO Executive Council permanently removed Dave Beck as vice president and council member amid charges he used more than 320000 of union funds for personal gain. Beck invoked the fifth amendment repeatedly and declined to answer Senate questions.

Washington Dave Beck Funda AFL + CIO Executivay Council Organized Labor Beck Upton In McClellan D-Ark Senate Afl-Cio Heck Megal AFL- Icio

Tornado Strikes Ruskin Heights Shopping Center

A tornado ripped through Ruskin Heights near Kansas City hitting a large supermarket and causing extensive debris. Rescuers pulled survivors from wreckage as roofs, walls and cars were lifted, with many injured and a three year old child found among the debris. Emergency crews from local hospitals and police responded as residents sought basements and shelter from the twister.

Kansas City Kansas Missouri Ruskin Heights Kanana City Oran Lawrence Sheryl Jeppsen

Dio Trial Delayed as Key Witnesses Refuse to Testify

The Victor Riese acid bombing racketeering case against Johnny Dio was postponed after government witnesses clammed up. Gondolfo Miranti, held in contempt, was sentenced to five years. Domenica Bando also refused to testify, both brought from federal prisons to face the defense in New York.

New York Johnny Dio Victor Riese Gondolfo Shlekfo) Mirant Miranti Atlanta Dio Domenica Nick) Bando Mirant Leavenworth, Kats Bando Jeland

State to post weight limits on five Long Beach bridges

State highway officials announced posting maximum vehicle weights on five Long Beach bridges due to structural deterioration from the 1933 earthquake. Four bridges near Naples will carry eight ton limits with rerouting for trucks. a Bellflower Boulevard bridge over Los Cerritos Channel faces 42 ton allowances and possible repairs, while Park Street’s bridge remains closed pending work.

Long Beach Atate Highway Division Long Beach Motor Rua Co Naples Acta Ed. A. Wagner Atate Anc Jarea Leda Riva Alto Canal Neapolitan Ideal Buser Alto Canal Wagner Ravenna Ave Ained Henry Jordan Bureau of Franchises Ahlaper Bhares Chalmers Bower A. Park West Acm Los Alamitos Bay Los Cerritos

Jury selection deferred as Dio case pauses court

Hearing adjourned with no action taken as Judge William J. Jersands ordered a jury pool for the Dio murder case and three co defendants. U S attorney Paul Wile named witnesses who report threats against Dio and others involved.

Dio Trian William J. Jers

Tornado Hits Kansas City Suburbs Leaves 28 Dead

A twilight tornado struck the south edge of Kansas City injuring hundreds and killing at least 28. Destruction centered in Ruskin Heights and Hickman Mills Missouri with a two million dollar high school and a church leveled. Rescue crews searched wreckage as power lines and roads remained blocked and emergency centers operated.

Kansas City Kanesas Debria Ruskin Heights Hickman Mills Missouri Twister Presbyterian Church Gerald Rucker Lawndale Hickman Mill Catherine Mac. Armon Richmond St Ruskin al Heighs Barbar Davis Spring Hi Kan Pamela Tamera J. A. Marah Ottawa Martin City

Solon criticizes U.S. egg policy and price support

In Washington Senator John J. Williams charges the government with funding $35 million for chicken houses and $12 million for surplus eggs. He accuses six agencies of distributing chicken feed while urging production cuts. Williams says the broker industry has resisted price support and warns officials may push the poultry sector toward a controlled economic state.

Waslington John J. Willams it-Del Nate Monday Williams Agriculture Department Senate

Hodge Moves to Radio After Prison Record

Orville E. Hodge once a rising Illinois politician known for allegedly stealing 20 million dollars now serves as chief radio announcer at Menard State Prison. Warden Ross Randolph says Hodge enjoys the new work spinning records and broadcasting prison events.

Menard Orville E. Hodge Menard State Hodge Hux Alan Tix Alinois Wate

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