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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1954

Page

5

Long Beach bar owner to testify in San Diego bribery case

Al Tossas of Long Beach, owner of Trader Al's Windjammer, identified as a key witness in a San Diego bribery trial involving Assemblyman Charles Lyon and others. Prosecution claims $11,000 for two liquor permits were paid to win licenses for Bonelli campaign funds. Trial resumes after a five day recess with Tossas expected to testify about exchanges of sealed envelopes between Berry and William Cook.

Long Beach San Diego William G. Bonelli State Board of Equalization al Tossas Dawson Ave Al's Windjammer 1St St Jack Levil Tossas Bonelli Cutrol Ara Charles W. Lyon Los Angeles Ka M. Provart Liquor Administration el Centro Humboldt County Ernest Gillenberg Jacumba Gillenberg Harold Dodds Dodds al Bennett Lyon and Bennett Charles E. Berry Imperial Counties Louis A. Trapani Berry Dep. Dist. Atty Levitt

Denver Snow and Frost Pack Mountain Regions

Denver reported its first snow flurries of the season followed by a heavy frost and a low near 30 degrees. Heavy snow struck Colorado’s high mountains with six inches near the Moffat Tunnel east portal and drifts on back roads. Lordville recorded four inches at midnight with a frigid morning low. patrols warned slick roads at Kenosha Pass Berthoud Loveland Rabbit Ears and Vail passes.

Denver Colorado Continental Divide Moffat Tunnel Lordville Kenosha Pass Berthoud Loveland Rabbit Ears Vail Passes

Fugitive Beghtel Nabbed After Escaping Iowa Jail

Warren P Beghtel 23 escaped from a Compton city jail by climbing a ventilator shaft and prying bars. He was arrested at his Waterloo Iowa parents home after signing a waiver of extradi tion. Local officers plan to return him. Beghtel had been charged with robbing Seaboard Finance Co. in Compton. companion Gilbert Gray 26 of Bell Gardens has pleaded guilty to armed robbery and faces sentencing October 26 in Los Angeles Superior Court.

Compton Warren P. Beghtel Waterloo Iowa Beghtel Seaboard Finance Co Bechtel Gilbert Gray Bell Gardens Los Angeles Superior Court

New Zealand Seismic Shake Hits Rotorua Area Briefly

An earthquake rattled Rotorua for about 10 seconds on Wednesday with no known damages or injuries. The tremor was felt across the Bay of Plenty including Reporoa Kawerau and Whakatane in the region.

Wellington N. Z. Wri Rotorua Bay of Plenty St Reporoa Kawerau Whakatane

GI on Leave Arrested in Knife Holdup

A 19 year old soldier on emergency leave to care for his ill father and funds strained his mother was booked on suspicion of attempted murder in a liquor store robbery attempt. Joseph Lichtner stabbed clerk Jack L. Smith, 41, in the back at 1532 S. Vermont Ave, then fled. Witness Joseph Gomez saw him leave and he was arrested at friends’ home. He reportedly said I just flipped.

Los Angeles UPI Joseph Lichtner Jack L. Smith Lichtner Joseph Gomez S. Vermont Ave Friends Ft. Ord

Gerald Smith Aid Ousted From Jury

In Los Angeles a juror named William P. Caughlin was dismissed from the Federal Grand Jury after admitting he distributed Gerald L. Smith pamphlets to other jurors. Judge Leon Yankwich ruled the distribution showed bias, deeming Caughlin ineligible for service. Smith heads the Christian Nationalist Crusade and publishes pamphlets.

Los Angeles Gtand Gerald L. Smith Leon R. Yankowich William P. Caugh Yankwich Coughlin Smith Christian Nationalist Crusade

Chase Fire Seized After 25 Mile Pursuit

Concord firefighters chased a blaze for 25 miles before catching it in town. The fire started in a truckload of hay and caused a rapid response by local units.

Chase Fire Concord Mass

Gas Shortage Seen in U S Control of Producer Price

Frank M Porter president of the American Petroleum Institute warned at Oil Progress Week that U S government control of wellhead gas prices could cripple supply. He argued deregulated gas remains scarce despite low prices, predicting a future where producers face heavy controls and possible reduced output.

U. S Frank M Theav Porter Amerit&TaBe Porter

IUC Sets Dedication of Riverside Campus

Riverside campus dedication slated for Friday October 22 with attendance from about 200 colleges and universities. Liberace described as a Pied Piper for alcohol in WCTU talk as Rev Edward A Peeta leads ceremonies supported by University President Gordon Sproul Gov Goodwin J J Knight and Edward A Dickson.

Riverside University_of California Dedi- Sacramento Yelevi Jat Dele Jsion Liberace United States Edward A Peeta Temperance Union Convention Peet Roberting WCTU Gordon Sproul Goodwin J.J Knight Edward A. Dickson Smile

Widow and Five Children Inherit Giannini Estate

Probate records show Bank of America official Bernard Giannini dies at 42 on September 10. His will names his widow and five children as heirs, but the estate's value was not disclosed.

Giannini JS Angeles Bank of America Bernard Giannini

China Reds Given India Port Rights

India and Communist China signed a two year trade pact granting use of Indian ports and transport facilities for goats and other goods. The agreement, inked on the eve of Nehru’s China visit, aims to strengthen friendship and mutual trade benefits. Kung Yuan signed for China while H. JR Sengar signed for India.

New del India China Tibet Nehru Peking Vic Kung Yuan Commerce and Industry H. ¥. Jr, Sengar

October Heat Records Hit East Coast Cities

A rare October heat surge shatters records across the East Coast. New York tied a 75 year high at 85 degrees, Newark reached 88 a 14 year record, and Boston posted 86 one degree below its all-time October mark.

New York Atlantic Newark Boston

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