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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1958
Page
2
L A C Lag column by L A Colling questions how far the Democratic Legislature will enact its party platform. It notes calls to repeal Taft Hartley and broaden civil rights, while warning of tax hikes to fund promised pensions and medical insurance as California faces a large next year deficit.
Malcolm White, 48, shot and killed union organizer Alfred Dugan, 52, near his cable company in Chester. White, held on first degree murder, claimed Dugan rushed him and had a gun in his pocket. Dugan, unarmed, led a picket line to organize 140 workers away from AFL CIO to his independent union.
Italian police said the 44 seat plan called for in a daily plan found near Los Angeles County. Detroit-born artist Hag 42, Caante Haken, died of an overdose. Friends quote Friedenthal, a former organizer for the Interstate Industrial Union, affiliated with the National Independent Union Council.
Long Beach and Vicinity shows partly sunny skies today with increasing cloudiness and potential light rain Saturday. Highs near 70 Friday. cooler Saturday. Mountain Areas expect increasing clouds and possible rain with snow level near 6500 feet. Coastal beaches see light morning winds, then west to southwest 10 to 18 mph and fog. Tides and temps noted. sunrise 6:00 am, sunset 5:51 pm.
FBI agents arrest Jacnee Shirley Bishop, 32, alias James B. Kelly, on Interstate Stolen Property Act charges. He allegedly moved $100,000 in electrical appliances including televisions and radios from Milwaukee to a Detroit warehouse. Bishop, arrested in a Los Angeles hotel with his wife of two months, operated in Milwaukee as the Skanlon Radio and Music Co. The arrest followed a Milwaukee tip.
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