Power Lines Cut When Car Smashes Pole
A car crashed into an Edison pole near 5920 Appian Way at 4:40 am causing several high voltage lines to fall. Naples and Seal Beach power outages lasted 1 hour 9 minutes and 1 hour 50 minutes, halting Dow Chemical plant production and stopping local oil wells. Driver Mrs Iva Templeton 47 of 1424 E 2nd St sustained a compound left leg fracture and abrasions. police noted possible sleepiness at the wheel.
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Seal Beach
Iva Templeton
E. 2Nd St
Appian Way
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Dow Chemical Co
Coast Hwy
Southern California Edison Co
Trea
Edison Co
Big Quake Recorded in Alaska, U S
A strong earthquake was recorded on seismographs across the nation and Alaska early today. University of Washington seismologist Frank Neumann pinpointed the center south of the Alaska Peninsula west of Kodiak Island, noting it could have damaged a populated area if felt.
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Alaska Peninsula
Frank Neumann
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Reno Gustenberg
California Institute of Technology
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Pacific Ocean
Neumann
Kodisk Island
Anchorage
Pro-Russian Premier of Jordan Quits
Premier Suleiman Nabulsi and his pro-Egyptian government resigned at King Hussein's request, shocking Amman after months of conflict over anti Communist policy. Hussein planned a Ramadan Iftar with Nabulsi, then asked the cabinet to step down. Nabulsi will stay until a new government is formed amid Western alignment tensions. The move comes amid Hussein's struggle to curb communism and maintain western influence in Jordan.
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Hussein
Nabulsi
Britain
Eussein
Mabulsi
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Eisenhower
Great Britain
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Soviet Union
United States
Middle East
Egypt
Syria
Van Doren Near $50,000 NBC TV Contract
Columbia University English instructor Charles Van Doren, who earned $129,000 answering questions on TV, is near signing a $50,000-a-year NBC contract. NBC confirms ongoing negotiations and plans a possible quiz program next season, with educational projects also possible. Van Doren previously earned $4,400 as a teacher and $75 from the U S Information Agency for an article on American culture.
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New York
Charles van Doren
Columbia University
National Broadcasting Co
NBC
van Doren
Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Yeade
United
States Information Agency
Non-Atomic Test Scheduled in Nevada City Limits
The Atomic Energy Commission will conduct a highly classified test near Frenchman’s Flat in Nevada at 9 p.m. The test uses high explosives and will not be nuclear. Officials say no effects are expected outside the immediate test area and emphasize the event is part of weapons development.
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The
Atomic Energy Commission
Fiat
Mickey Cavanaugh’s Joke Triggers Police Raid at Bar
In West Philadelphia Pat Cavanaugh’s bar, Mickey Cavanaugh staged a humorous ruse for a bill dispute. Two plumbers allegedly entering to collect payment prompted a police burst with guns drawn, the prank explained by Mickey to Pat’s daughter as “two bandits downstairs.”
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Pat Cavanaugh
West Philadelphia
Mickey Cavanaugh
Pat
Mickey
Mystery crater found in San Gabriel yard after sonic boom
In San Gabriel Valley a 30 inch by 24 inch crater appeared in the yard of Oscar M Murphy at 8831 Greenwood St after a dawn sonic boom. Sheriff deputy Burkhardt said the hole may be from a buried military projectile and described ongoing work by explosive disposal units with heavy equipment en route.
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San Gabriel Valley
O. F. Burkihardt
Fr. MacArthur
San Pedro
Oscar M. Murphy
Burkhardt
Murphy
Greenwood St
Spy Guilt Admitted by Sobles
New York couple Jack Soble and his wife Myra pleaded guilty to conspiring with Russian nationals to obtain defense documents. The charge carries up to 10 years in prison, with a separate count risking the death penalty for transmitting secret information to the Soviet Union. Both natives of Soviet territory stood calm as the plea was entered. their attorney said they hoped to “recapture their souls” and suggested they were unwilling tools of the Soviets.
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Soviet Union
U. S
Soble
Richard H. Levet
Russia
Coopera
Attorney Defends Judge Against Jury Dismissal Criticism
Clarence S. Hunt of the Long Beach Bar Association calls jurors charges against Superior Judge Ralph K. Pierson ridiculous and praises the judge for promptly dismissing 46 trial panel members as the proper action and unjustified criticism.
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Ralph K. Pierson
Clarence S. Hunt
Ong Beach
Bar Assa
Pierson
Hunt
Eee
Dismissal Of Jurors Over Bias In Sacramento News
The article reports the dismissal of certain persons for organizing actions to present water proposals to city officials and lawmakers. It notes jurors were deemed unfit due to organizing discussions and biases, impacting their ability to serve impartially. This excerpt references continued coverage on pages 4 and 5.
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Knight
Gander Attacks Deer at Langford Lake Near Victoria
Mrs Robin Woolcock reported a wild gander attacked a 60 pound buck swimming across Langford Lake near Victoria British Columbia. The goose intercepted the deer as it swam and pecked at it until it tired and sank, drowning before bystanders could intervene with a boat.
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Victoria
B.C
Robin Woolcock
Langford Lake
Navy Raises Subsidence Cost Figures
Washington reports the total cost to correct subsidence damage at Long Beach Naval Shipyard has risen from 15 million to 20 million dollars. Navy engineers expect higher future costs as they revise estimates for shipyard repairs and installations. The Navy will seek additional funds in the 1958 budget, with Congress already approving about 15 million for a continuing program and five million previously appropriated for related work.
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Washington
Long Beach Naval Shipyard
Press-Telegram
Navy Public Works
Navy
Congress
Capitol Hill
Weather: variable clouds through Thursday with sunny afternoons
Variable cloudiness continues through Thursday with mainly sunny afternoons expected. Temperatures show little change across the period.
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