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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1955

Page

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Three Girls Hear Father Slay Wife and Self

In Torrance a 37 year old truck driver Otis White shot his wife Helen 33 then killed himself early this morning after attempted divorce talks. Daughters Patricia 14 Barbara 16 Charlene 17 and Barbara’s husband Roger Burch with two week old baby hid in a bedroom as the father returned and opened fire. Patricia recounted the events to Torrance Police Captain Ashton noting the rage over the divorce settlement and the pleas for mercy. The family then moved to other rooms as the husband fired a final shot ending the tragedy. The article continues on page A-7.

Otis White Barbara Caarlene Charlene Roger Burch Patricia Torrance Helen Ernie Ashton White Sundght Patridg Capt. Ashton Birches

U S and Red China Ambassadors to Meet in Geneva

The United States and Red China will send ambassadors to Geneva next Monday to discuss repatriation of civilians and other practical matters. U Alexis Johnson will represent the United States and fly to Washington for brief consultations with Secretary of State Dulles. The meeting aims to obtain the release of 51 Americans held in Red China, including 21 marines, with no negotiation on issues directly affecting Nationalist China without representation.

Washington United States Red China Geneva State Department U. Alexis Johnson Czechoslovakia Johnson Dulles Henry Suydam India Burma Suydam Sen. Knowland R-Calif Eisenhower Yoin Chiang Kai-shek Knowland White House Senate China

Bandits Take $3000 From Sam's Sea Food Cafe

A gang tied up night watchman Theodore Arvanitis at Sam's Sea Food Cafe in Surfside at 1 50 am. They ransacked cash drawers and a register, stealing about $3000, including $2400 cash and $500 in silver. The bandits, who used a rope and a black automatic pistol, escaped after breaking off the safe handle. One bandit wore a black white clown mask. The watchman was bound for over an hour before freeing himself and summoning help. The cafe is located at 16278 Coast Highway. The investigation is ongoing.

Surfside Theodore K. Arlvanitis Arval Sam Arvani Arvanitis Tas St. Coast Hwy

Night and Morning Cloudy, Morning Low Clouds Rise

Weather report notes night and morning low clouds with a mostly sunny afternoon. Temperature remains nearly steady with little change expected across the day.

Eisenhower says Big Four talks had no secret agreements

President Eisenhower told congressional leaders there were no secret agreements or private papers from the Geneva Big Four meeting. James Hagerty said the talks showed a sincere Soviet wish to discuss world issues in a friendly atmosphere, but warned that no mutual security measures are to be relaxed. Dulles will present day by day Geneva discussions to Congress and will discuss the Big Four directive as they prepare for October ministers meeting.

Washington Eisenhower Congress White House State Dulles Geneva James C. Hagerty Hagerty Free World China State Department Red China Segerty George D-Ge Senate Foreign Relations Committee U. S Magerty Dulles Capitol House Long Beach Whites House Haymes Argentina Immigration Service Board of Immigration Appeals Matthews Hollywood Ine

Three Fishermen Object of Search

Malibu searchers sought three fishermen missing since Saturday after a rented 14 foot skiff was found drifting beyond the breakers. Henry W. Bales, 41, of Santa Monica, the only identified man, said he planned to fish with two men from the plant. The skiff was dry with three life preservers unused and clothing piled, and Bales' car was near the pier.

Malibu Henry W. Bales Santa Monica Mary Par

Transit strike ends in Los Angeles after 34 days

The Los Angeles transit strike ends with operators approving a raise of 14 cents an hour in three steps within a year. The two year pact restores service, with maintenance workers back on duty and buses, tires, and tracks being serviced. Mayor Poulson cancels plans for new transit contractors.

Los Angeles Sand Lrolley Japl Amalgamated Assn Norris Poulson

Currency Recovered After Drain Flush at San Diego Drug Store

San Diego sewer officials recovered 180 dollars of the 1,600 in currency flushed down a drug store drain Friday. Manager G. Stantz said he was about to take 20, 16 and 1 dollar bills to a bank when they slipped into the plumbing and were retrieved by sewer crews.

San Diego Ofis G. Stantz

Woman Found After Six Days Lost in Woods Near Birmingham

Nora Moore, an 18 year old grandmother, wandered away from a suburban nursing home and survived six days in tangled woods. Rescuers fashioned a seat from branches to carry her one fourth mile to safety. She had briar scratches, insect bites, and dehydration but received treatment at a Birmingham hospital and was returned to the nursing home.

Birmingham Ala Riaa Nora’ Moore Nome Recuers Mt. Olive L. L. Scarbrough

Rescue Party Aids Injured Hiker on North Sister

A Salem rescue party of more than 20 climbers reached Mt North Sister early this morning to aid Frank Gillette a Salem veterinarian who was injured Sunday by a falling boulder. He suffered a crushed leg hand and possible other injuries while climbing with three fellow Salem men.

Svgrine Wre Mt. North Sister Here Dow Frank Gillette Salem Roel

Driver's Wife Interferes In Runaway Horse Truck

In Winsted Connecticut a five ton truck roared through town at 80 mph with four show horses aboard. Kathryn McFaum drove a convertible alongside to warn oncoming traffic. She helped steer past intersections while John McFaum, the driver, fought to control the out of control vehicle. A town patrolman helped halt the danger and no charges were filed. The horses valued at over 15900 dollars were calm, while the two helpers were shaken. The couple sat on a curb for 20 minutes before the driver resumed his Lakeville Horse Show trip.

Winsted Conn UPI John L. MecFaurm Winsted Mals Street Kathryn McFaum McFaum McFaurn Ipswich Mass Abraham Resha Resha McFlum Lakeville Waldo Heath McFaumn

Red China plotting for U N membership

Red China plans to push for United Nations membership, citing Peiping reports via Kyodo that Beijing will leverage the international cooperation trend from the Geneva Big Four summit. The dispatch notes Beijing’s intention to accelerate diplomacy to join the UN.

Vuryu Vrl Ken China Kyodo Peiping Masaki Nagamine Geneva

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