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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1958

Page

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Founder Spero to pass $2 Million Firm to Employees

Bernard Spero founder of the House of Vision Inc plans a ten year employee stock plan transferring 25 percent of his firm to staff while he keeps 12 percent for his son Carl. The plan requires 25 percent of employee holdings to pass to heirs, keeping 75 percent back with workers.

Tye Bernard Spero Spero House of Vision, Inc Re Spero Carl Carls. _ Spero Feneral

Lana Turner custody fight After shock trial verdict

Film star Lana Turner faces a closed custody hearing in Santa Monica Juvenile Court on April 24 over her daughter Cheryl. Cheryl, 14, killed Lana’s lover Johnny Stompanato, ruled justifiable homicide. District Attorney McKesson weighed that Cheryl should be in a good home, Lana or Crane possible, with court options including wardship or placement in foster care.

Hollywood Lana Turner Miss Turner Cheryl Johnny Stompanato Santa Monica Allen T. Lynch Lynch Superior Court District Attorney's Office Youth Authority William B. McKesson Stephen Crane McKesson Lana Crane

Eisenhower Preps Defense Speech Before Golf in Augusta

President Eisenhower concentrates on a major defense reorganization speech at his Augusta National Golf Club cottage. He plans to deliver the address in Washington next Thursday at a luncheon of the American Society of Newspaper Editors and the International Press Institute.

Augusta Eisenhower Augusta National Golf Club Washington American Society of Newspaper Editors International Press Institute Santa Clara James C. Hagerty White House

Cuban Army Kills 18 Rebels in Sagua La Grande Raid

Government troops and air support attacked rebels near Sagua La Grande in Las Villas Province killing 18 with reports of Friday clashes elsewhere. The insurgents reportedly raided El Cobre and moved toward Santiago with a dynamite explosion at a warehouse before fleeing from government airstrikes.

Havana Cuba Sagua la Grande Las Villas Fidel Castro Fulgencio Batista Pai Castro el Cobre Santiago

Classifieds and notices guide listing pages

A catalog line indicates sections and page numbers for church notices, classifieds, comics, crosswords, death notices, financials, shipping tables, sports, theaters, tides and temperatures plus TV radio listings on pages A and B. It directs readers to locate related content across the paper.

Three Engineers Charged Over Sputnik Frequency Prank

Torrance and Los Angeles engineers face US District Court arraignment for operating an unlicensed transmitter on Sputnik 1 frequency. They allegedly set up a battery powered unit in Angeles National Forest December 21 transmitting for three minutes hourly for a prank on amateur trackers.

Los Angeles Atty Conrad Juda Jhey U.S Rulon D. Jensen Deal L. Hanson Fred W. Field Jr Torrance Alaska Georgia Hawaii Judd Sputnik Angeles National Forest

U S to turn down latest Red proposal

United States officials say they will reject Russia's latest proposal for an East West summit. They insist any summit must be carefully prepared to ensure success, with foreign ministers meeting by mid May and a subsequent summit following regardless of ministers' outcome.

Washington U. S United States Russia U.S Moscow Andrei A. Gromyko

Youth arrested in Riverside slaying linked to flashy car theft

Donald Earl Klaus, 23, was taken into custody in Kansas City on a murder warrant connected to the Riverside fatal stabbing of John Henry Sherman, a Long Beach City College student. Investigators say Klaus and an unnamed companion transported the victim’s foreign made car from Riverside to Florence, while a bloody Boulder was found near the body. The body was identified by a Bugs Bunny tattoo.

Donald Earl Klaus Kansas City Priday Bugs Bunny John Henry Sherman Long Beach City College D. K. Brown Los Angeles FBI Klaus Riverside Calif Florence Ariz Sherman Rman Rochester Kansas U.S

Father of 3 Says Devil Was In Me Confesses Murder

Joseph Enneman a Cypress dairy hand and father of three, confessed Friday night to beating and kicking Mrs Aliva Hendershot to death on April 1. He said he dumped her body in Coyote Creek then it washed ashore at Seal Beach. He described encountering her on a Cypress street at 1 30 am, offering a ride, walking across the Lincoln Blvd bridge, and then throwing her into the embankment before raping her and returning to view the body at 3 am. Police pursued the case as both of Hendershots husbands had been detained earlier.

Cypress Aliva Hendershot Coyote Creek Seal Beach Joseph Enneman Watson St. Cypress Enneman Don Rios Ben Oxarda Bourne Orange County Sheriff's Staff Lincoln Blvd

Lawyers say home debt sales illegal in Vanderburgh case

An Evansville university student’s bid to buy three debt‑ridden homes for 705 dollars was ruled illegal by the Vanderburgh County Bar Association. Morris Esche, 30, Purdue University, claimed a second chance for original owners to repurchase, after purchasing at sheriff sale on January 3, 1957.

Evansville Ind Vanderburgh County Bar Assn Bar Association Morris Esche Purdue University Esche Val Esche

Woman Blocks Sign Erection Over Road Furniture

Kingston resident Mrs. Margaret Spooner 29 sat in a sidewalk hole for hours and warned she would block workmen from placing a one word sign reading Gentlemen with an arrow. She called road signs intrusive and unsightly while noting no workers returned. An earthquake near the Gulf of California registered 6.5, felt in California and Baja California, potentially affecting populated areas. Dr. Charles F. Richter suggested the epicenter was offshore, likely near Lower California, with Mexico’s coast feeling the tremor in Baja California and La Paz.

Kingston England Margaret Spooner Pasadena UPI Gulf of California California Institute of Technology Charles F. Richter Popum Jated California Puerto Rico Gulf Ua Paz Lower California Peninsula

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