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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1958
Page
4
In Niigata Japan a fencing instructor was found wounded near a scene where multiple bodies lay. Authorities report a note left by a suspect or related party, suggesting a mass family incident. Police continue probing possible links between the tutor and the victims.
Soviet note protests Italy permitting Jupiter and Phil rocket bases, warning of peace concerns. Italian ambassador Pietromarchi summoned. Italy warned to bear full responsibility for consequences. Britain weighs European summit ideas led by Macmillan to curb rivalries and a possible four-way talks with De Gaulle and Adenauer. Nottingham students set two new world records by pushing an empty baby carriage for 100 hours, covering 300 miles on a one mile course. Pope John XXIII’s election sparks eager fundraising in Bergamo Province with far more money raised than the target 10 million lire. Assunta Roncalli and Marie Roncalli, sisters of the new pope, gain prominence.
In a Rome report, paleontologist Dr. Hurzeler unveils a 10-million-year-old skeleton of Oreopithecus found in a Grosseto lignite mine. The fossil, encased in coal, will be carbon-dated to determine its age and insights into early human evolution before its planned transfer to Basel and then an Italian museum. Italian authorities approve temporary removal for study.
Baghdad reports say a Iraqi military court concluded a trial of 20 former Iraqi politicians and army officers accused of plotting against Syria in 1957. The court chairman tied verdicts will be announced later. Defendants include ex premiers Fadhil Jamal Ahmad Mukhtar Baban and others.
ISTANBUL Turkey renowned poet Yahya Kemal died Saturday at age 74. He served as a member of parliament and held diplomatic posts in Madrid Warsaw and Narachi reflecting a long public career.
British essayist Muggeridge criticizes the House of Lords as foolish and degrading and purely ceremonial. He argues none of the lords hold real power and suggests historical disruption would not affect public conduct.
A vintage ad promotes Beltone hearing aids claiming hearing with both ears improves understanding and happiness. It features a comparison between an enhanced Beltone device and a Cadillac, invites readers to call HB 7-7437 or visit 701 Keels Bldg Long Beach for a free home trial and appointment.
General Electric argues that Right to Work strengthens freedom of choice and limits compulsory union membership. The company cites 18 states with such laws, asserts unions must act by majority will, and urges a YES vote on Proposition 18 to prevent forced union membership and curb union corruption. GE highlights its California presence and stakeholder base to voiced support for individual rights.
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