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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1959

Page

3

Hoffa defends officials amid ouster probes

James R Hoffa said he has no intention of ousting three Teamsters officials implicated in Senate Rackets Committee charges. He rejected removal claims against Joey Glimco of Chicago taxi locals, Miami Local 1320 president Gross, and Anthony Provenzano of New Jersey, asserting all monitor charges were answered in writing.

Washington James R. Hoffa Teamsters Senate Wee Tee Ane Teamaters Wee Joey ‘Glimco Chicago Ifareld Gross Miami Anthony J .Provenzano New, Mersey Courit 73 Hoffa Detroit Glimoo Gross Provenzans Senate Committee Glimco Provenzano Hoboken

Jack Dew: Long Beach community leader and insurance man

In Long Beach, Jack Dew emerges as a trusted civic figure active in public health, cancer drive fundraising, and local organizations. A Pacific Mutual agent since 1952, he served in World War II, chairs health drives, and is linked with Elks, American Legion Post 226, and the Rossmoor community, with Esther Dew sharing in charitable work.

Long Beach Nomeore Jack Dew Jack Dark Pong Teach Jordan Wigh Long Mead City College Bead Fight Cancer Drive Chamber of Commerce Community Chest Esther Sister Kenny Foundation Rossmoor Women’s Club Rossmeor Mt.a Dews Debby Rossmoor Pacific Mutual Harbor the Elks American Legion Post Navy South Pacific China Japan

Writer Jack Douglas In Critical Condition After Heart Attack

New York writer Jack Douglas, 51, is in critical condition at Grand Central Hospital after a heart attack occurred Saturday morning. Douglas formerly wrote for the Jack Paar show and authored My Brother Was An Only Child.

New York Jack Douplas Grand Central Hospital Douglas Jack Paar

Eisenhower signs foreign aid and civil rights bill

President Eisenhower signed a combined bill totaling 3.23 billion for foreign aid and extending the Civil Rights Commission for two years. The aid portion came 704 million below his request, and the total package topped 3.6 billion with highway funds and labor department provisions. The Civil Rights Commission aims to investigate rights violations, especially in voting in the South, with broader federal civil rights action anticipated next year.

Washington UA Civil Rights Commission Eisenhower Congress Eisenslower Highway Trust Fund Labor Department Abe South Senate

Peyton Place author sued over Belmont crash

Grace Metalious Martin author of Peyton Place is sued for 30000 by her brother and stepfather. The suit filed in U S District Court in Concord names Laurette Kugel and her husband Charles Kugel of New York City. The automobile accident April 22 near Belmont left Grace Metalious Martin Cynthia Kugel and Mrs Kugel injured after the car plunged down a 30 foot embankment with no other vehicle involved.

Concord Grace Metalious Martin Peyton Place Belmont U. S Laurette Kugel Charles Kugel Central Park West New York City Cynthia Kugel

Missile jinx continues as Polaris test fails

CAPE CANAVERAL Ha. UPA Polaris test rocket nosedived into the Atlantic Monday. The Defense Department said the missile developed a malfunction after second stage separation and impacted offshore, then was destroyed by range safety. If successful, it would have carried a simulated warhead 900 miles to sea.

Cape Canaveral UPA Atlantic Defense Department Washington Navy

Chessman Plea Denied By Los Angeles Judge

With his execution date near, Daryl Chessman loses another court round as Superior Judge Walter R. Evans refuses to rule on a motion to set aside a court order naming Stanley Fraser as a shorthand expert. The judge says the State Supreme Court ruling against Chessman's appeal is final and the Superior Court has no jurisdiction.

Los Angeles Daryl Chessman Walter R. Evans Chessman Stanley Fraser State Supreme Court Jon

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