Fire Hot Words on Legal Fees
Gabrielson seeks five percent of all state funds from Long Beach claiming a historic basis. He says the state could receive 230 million plus and 5 percent would yield 15 million total. He cites 17th century precedent and says he worked 11 years for Long Beach tides without compensation. Critics call the claim excessive and political. The attorney general and city oppose, arguing against a contingent fee and seeking funds post allocation.
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Gabriilson
Long Beach
Gabrielson
Los Angeles
Attorney General
State Office
Commiitee
Prichard
Attoriney General's Office
Friedman
Walchfred Jacobson
Gebrielson
William T. Pillsbury
Marina Improvement League
Marina
Herbert Davies
Marine Stadium
Long Beech Harbor
Charles Vickers
Union Pacific Railway
Southern California Edison Co
Attorney General's Office
Assemblyman
Allen
California
Douglas Man Probes Space Craft Design And Land Issues
The article outlines Douglas engineers studying space craft development and related land and boundary questions in Long Beach. It notes a team led by Fred W. Wolcott exploring weighlessness, radiation, water reuse, and design do's and don'ts, while municipal disputes over tidelands and eminent domain unfold.
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Pillsbury
Tidelands
Auman
Long
Protess
Srinent
Miey
Nolan
Douglas
Wolcott
Khrushchev Defends Stalin in Moscow Speech
Belgrade Yugoslav press reports Khrushchev’s remarks before the Supreme Soviet defending Stalin. Observers say the defense targets pro Stalinist forces rather than Yugoslav criticism, as the Soviet Communist leader seeks to pacify internal factions.
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Belgrade
Yugaslavia
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Stalin
Supreme Soviet
Moscow
Paci
Scientist laments caviar mix up and urges basic science push
A speaker criticized Russians for flashy space plans while praising simple physics behind satellite launches. He joked about mistaking caviar for tobacco, urged restoring satellite funding, warned against overreliance on industry for cabinet picks, and stressed education and long term science careers over costly projects. He noted IGY data exchange with the Soviet Union and introduced Sputnik naming as the era’s label.
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Ifie
Pro Az
Steenhower
U.S
Charlie Wilson
George Washington University
Teens Steal Truck With Five New Cars In Nevada
Glendale Nev two teenagers stole a parked truck trailer loaded with five new cars Thursday and drove 32 miles before stopping on a hill. One youth was captured while the other fled into the desert. Deputies said Anthony J Osendorf of Long Beach left the keys in the truck during a roadside stop.
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Glendale
Nev
Fider
Anthony J. Osendorf
Long Beach
Five Years Meted in Babys Death
Paul H. Benson a 26 year old bus driver was convicted of second degree murder for the fatal beating of 3 year old Donald Butler. He was sentenced to five years to life imprisonment. The child died from peritonitis due to ruptured intestines. He lived with his mother Mrs Nancy Butler at the time.
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Los Angeles
Paul H. Benson
Donald Butler
Nancy Butler
Benson
Divorce sought by Santa Monica hotel heir Jess Metcalf
Multimillionaire hotel heir Jess Metcalf filed for divorce from Mrs Letha Metcalf on grounds of mental cruelty in Santa Monica. The suit, begun last January, was dismissed April 12 after the couple had reconciled.
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Santa Monica
Jess Metcalf
Letha Meta
Metealf
Gulf Tornado Toll Rises Across Louisiana and Texas
A series of tornadoes struck Louisiana and Texas injuring at least four, destroying seven plantation houses near Torras and damaging multiple homes. In Port Acres near Port Arthur, five houses were destroyed or damaged and one person injured. Groves and Leesville saw gas mains break and homes damaged. authorities report widespread damage with several unconfirmed injuries and extensive outages.
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Orange
Port Acres
Port Arthur
Nome
Tex
Ates
Louisiana
Torras
Angola Penitentiary
Texas
Groves
Lersvilles
Iotal
Bossier Parish
Grand Prairie
Mary Martin
Margaret Haynes
Leesville
Iota
Shreveport
Arkansas
Mississippi
U. S. Weather Bureau of
New Orleans
Beaumont
Gesner LeBlanc
Point Cnipec 3 Parish
Robert Paine
Man Loses Legs in Sparks Crash
Ray Clarence Brehm, 48, of Sparks, had both legs amputated at Washoe Medical Center after a Wednesday night crash near the State Hospital. He was struck by a second vehicle while pouring gas into his stalled car. Mrs. Farren Giles of Sparks was booked for investigation of drunk driving and hit and run.
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Reno
Wei — Toth
Ray Clarence Brehm
Sparks
Washoe Medical Center
State Hospital
Brehm
Farren Giles
Sputnik Dog Life Reflects Soviet Space Mood
A fragmentary report notes London officials and Soviet observers describing a dog’s life in space as lively and well cared for. The piece suggests the dog’s existence offers a glimmer of escape and serves as morale for both sides amid the space race era.
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London
Earl Attles
Shuesdey
Sputnik IL
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Mone
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Ikaster
Walker
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Sputnik Dog
Iol
House of Lords
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Johnson Brothers
China Walker
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