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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1958

Page

13

Fallout in Los Angeles Reaches New High Levels

Radioactive fallout in Los Angeles climbs to an all time high for the area with air samples showing 25 percent of the maximum allowable concentration. Health officials say levels are not dangerous yet but would need to rise to four times Monday’s reading to pose a hazard. Officials attribute fallout to both recent tests near Las Vegas and earlier tests, with some contribution from Russian tests observed.

Los Angeles CNS Louis D. Boonshire Boonshaft Jack Rogers Las Vegas Rogers

RCA Fined for Video Monopoly

The Radiol Corp. of America was fined on charges it conspired to monopolize radio and color television patents. A federal judge approved an injunction, releasing about 100 RCA patents to others in a royalty free licensing pool while maintaining a broader licensing framework. The government argued RCA built a 10,000 patent backlog since 1952, forcing firms to accept a package license and limiting independent access to needed patents. Atty. Gen. Victor B. Hausen hailed the judgment as opening a competitive market for patents in the field.

The Radiol Corp. of America RCA Nolle Canteniove John F. X. McGahey Isi Ponl Assi Victor Bhausen Washington

Russians Possess About Three Thousand IRBMs Say Expert

Time Magazine contributor Edwin Foes and analyst Rees estimate the Soviet Union fields around 3,000 IRBMs with ranges up to 800 miles. They compare this to 30 to 40 U.S. IRBMs and note parity as enough to destroy an opposing nation. Recognition of nuclear strength relies on reactor-produced krypton traces and Western accounting methods. The article cites Soviet lead in intermediate range missile firings and radar detections of hundreds of missiles.

New York UPA U.S. L Soviet United States Time Magazine Edwin Foes Rees Soviet Union U. S

High Vows Couple Weds Atop Alps

Caccolino and Mari Marchiori tied the knot at 9,000 feet in the Cattian Alps near here. The ceremony was held in the mountain shelter where they first met during a climb last year, officiated by Rev. Don Natale, chaplain of the Italian Alpine Club, in the Quinting Sel Ta shelter chapel.

Saluzzo Traly Upt Germany Caccolino Mari Marchiori Cattian Alps Don Natale Alpine Club Quinting

Jets Cut Record on African Flight

Two Tactical Air Command Voorlon jets flew non stop from Langley to North Africa at 618 mph average. The 3,561 mile flight lasted 16 hours or plus minutes and was 17 minutes faster than prior similar trips. Pilots were Capt. Stanley Clarke and Lt. Allen Drew, with Col. Walter Benz commanding the group delivering fighters overseas. Flight ended at Navasseur in North Africa.

Langley Air Force Base Tactical Air Command Voorlon North Africa TAC 4440Th Walter G. Benz Stanley S. Clarke NFO Allen N Bergstrom Afh Lex Navasseur North Africa

Atomic tests set for today at Nevada site

ATOMIC TEST SITE NEVADA UPI atomic testers scheduled today for five nuclear shots including two from towers and two from balloons plus a non atomic safety experiment in Hale. Observers noted a dust plume 1000 feet from the tunnel mouth and no ground motion. The shots, nicknamed Mazania Blanca Sante Atluns Ganymeric Humboldt, form part of the AEC program to study industrial uses of atomic energy near Carlsbad and Yucca Flat.

Nev UPI Jax Hale Carlsbad Atomic Energy Commission AEC Carl Arend Chicago International Mineral Am Chemical Corp Tooks Mazania Trier Blanca Rugs Sante Yucca Flat Atluns Summa Lala Ganymeric Humboldt

Knife intruder halted at New York temple prayers

In a New York East Side temple, over 20 elderly worshipers restrained a knife-wielding man during morning prayers. They subdued him, took his knife, and police identified the intruder as 31 year old Harry Calderan, a holdup suspect awaiting escape. In Baghdad, Iraq, the revolutionary government ordered prisoner chains removed and lasting of prisoners banned.

N.Y New York UPIV East Site Harry Calderan Baghdad Iraq UPI

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