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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1957
Page
4
The article describes strict FBI discipline under Hoover, detailing duties across cities, procedural ties to crimes, and agents reporting to headquarters. It covers forbiddances, income and tax rules, weapon training at Quantico, and the 18 week training course blending classroom study with field drills.
A buffalo at the Denver city park zoo died Monday after a period of illness. The single animal among about 100 in the herd was described as easygoing. The cause cited was ulcers and related complications.
In 1943 a GI found a diary on a Japanese soldier in New Guinea. It details a wife and babies back home and moves a U.S. woman to carry the diary to Hayasaki village. January Reader's Digest offers 89 articles of lasting interest condensed for readers.
A zoo employee, 39, was attacked while helping save Joe Brand during a buffalo incident. The man helped drive the buffalo away after Brand entered the enclosure, with the event noted as a dramatic Oct. closure to move a water sprin g 429. He was credited with saving Brand’s life.
Widespread seas grounded two vessels in the Southwest Pacific. The Panamanian freighter San Antonia ran aground near Noumea. 27 crew rescued by a French warship. Joyita stranded on Horseshoe Reef in Fiji. 12 passengers evacuated while captain and crew remained aboard.
Mrs Frances Werth reported three diamond rings valued at 3000 were sent to the Consolidated Laundry in West New York New Jersey. Detectives John Gillen and Michael Winetore sorted through 200 bundles and recovered the rings intact. Laundry manager Claus Kardel said the rings were cleaned in the afternoon wash and would be pressed today with no extra charge.
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