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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1958

Page

2

Riverside misadventure ends with fines in court

In Los Angeles Municipal Court three Reseda teens sailed a rubber raft on the Los Angeles River during a flood, prompting rescues by police and fire crews. Judge Parks Stillwell fined George Hamlin 19, Peter Van Duinwyk 18, and Don Pullen 19, each $75, payable within a year, noting the rescue costs far exceed the fines.

Los Angeles Mark Twain Twain George Hamlin Peter, van Duinwyk Don Pullen Reseda

Extortion Threats to Professor Bared

Roosevelt University professor Frank Untermyer and his family were protected after an extortion note demanded 3000 in old twenty dollar bills and 9000 in old five dollar bills. Police set elaborate traps but the suspect did not appear, and a man in the lobby was seized then released after questioning. Untermyer is the grandson of prominent New York figures and taught at Cornell University before joining Roosevelt University.

Chicago -Upi Roosevelt Univer Ot ‘Sity New York Reece Frank Untermyer Untermyer Trwin Untermyer New York Supreme Court Land Samuel Untermyer New York Corporation Morris Alice Amy Frank Untermyers Deerfield Roosevelt University Cornell’ University Buk Wabash Ave Joseph Morris Untermiyer

Diefenbaker Sees Canada United States Accord

Prime Minister John Diefenbaker, fresh from a landslide victory, expressed confidence that Canada and the United States can resolve differences. He rejected criticism of plans to shift 15 percent of Canada’s US purchases to Britain, noting Secretary of State Dulles’ remarks align with his views. Lester Pearson warned the move could strain ties with the United States.

Ottawafi John Diefenbaker Canada United States Jeader Saskatchewan State Dulles Diefenbaker Washington Britain Lester Pearson Liberal Party

Indictment of Cohen Voted in Federal Case

A federal grand jury indicted Mickey Cohen on charges of assaulting Howard Chappell, chief of the Los Angeles FBI office, and impeding a federal officer. The case stems from a Sunset Strip incident last January and a March confrontation when Cohen allegedly attacked Chappell outside his office. If convicted, Cohen faces up to three years in prison and a fine. Waiter Donald Black testified Cohen struck him at a Villa Capri party for Sammy Davis Jr. in January, denying spilling coffee. Black seeks $50,000 in damages.

Los Angeles Exmobster Mickey Cohen Howard Chappell Federal Bureau ‘of Narcotics Ing Sunset Strip Cohen Chappell Donald M. Black Sammy Davis J Jr Villa Capri Black Cornel Ridley

Macmillan Says Nuclear Testing Could Be Concealed

London Prime Minister Macmillan told the House that testing of nuclear weapons could be concealed without detection. He supported continued inspection efforts and said the U S invitation to send observers to a Pacific test site would be accepted. He urged Russia to join diplomatic spadework toward summit talks and expressed cautious hope for Soviet replies.

London Macmillan Britain Russia Frank Allam Eisenhower Hugh Gaitskell Macmilan Batween Macmillan Commons U.S Pacific Id ‘Atl Moscow West

Oceanfront Hotel Adopts Modern Comforts Amid Dining Offerings

An oceanfront hotel markets through the boulevard to the sea featuring private baths, wall carpeting, writing desks, and telephones in all rooms. It highlights a large dining room with ocean views, early service, and meals like prime ribs and turkey at competitive prices. Nearby contact is listed as HE 602nd for reservations or visits.

Virginia Pam

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