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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1957
Page
6
John P. Redmond aged 67 of Chicago died after a heart attack on Tuesday night. He was president of the Firefighters International Union and a delegate at the AFL-CIO convention when he fell ill on Monday.
American lawyer John H. Sander 42 of Pueblo Colorado faced possible expulsion from Moscow as his wife Victoria Katsarova awaits a U S exit visa. Sander hoped to appeal to Khrushchev after marrying in Moscow on November 2. Soviet authorities said his visitor permit will not be extended and a visa for his wife remains uncertain and slow to obtain.
National Carbide Co a division of Air Reduction Co says it will build a two million dollar plant in Louisville to reclaim lime. The project signals expansion in chemical processing and regional manufacturing capacity.
In Los Angeles, S. Smith Griswold, head of the County Air Pollution Control District, says eliminating automobile exhaust remains the sole major unresolved source of air pollution. He notes progress in reducing emissions from metals, refineries, and incinerators, with only one smog alert this year.
Smoggy days dim view as bids for an 880 foot Feather River railroad bridge near the North Fork are sought. Officials cite the bridge’s role in reducing vehicle exhaust impact and advancing the Feather River Project with a coal control device planned for rapid deployment.
New York reports plan to remarry as Nigerian tribal chieftain Aderanmu raises winnings on CBS TV's The $64,000 Question to $96,000. He aims for $128,000 after correctly answering a Biblical parables question. He discussed issues with his ex wife Kay Aderonmu and agreed to support their daughter Sheila with $20 weekly as Domestic Relations Court orders a reconciliation.
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