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Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1958

Page

2

Goldfine denied new trial and bail in contempt case

In Boston a three month sentence for contempt of court against Goldfine was upheld while he and his secretary Mildred Papeman were admitted to bail pending appeals. A trial in Washington is set for March 16 on a contempt of Congress charge over questions about his finances.

Boston New Eng David Goldfine Mildred Papeman Carl Uth Internal Revenue Wycranski Aiens Oe Ee Golbein Washington Congressionsl Goldline Sherman Adams Adams Fiy van Ebbing

Japan Aid Resign Triggers Looming Crisis in LDP

In Tokyo three members of Prime Minister Nobusuke Kishi's Liberal Democratic Party resigned, including Ikeda the state minister Taken Miki and education minister Rivoki Nadaa. The walkout signals party factional tension ahead of the January 17 convention and potential leadership shifts that could affect Kishi's pro West and anti Red China policy. Internal strife threatens to complicate plans to push a police power bill and curb demonstrations as opposition Socialists step up pressure.

Tokyo Nobusuke Rishi Zov Gimuent Aito Invale Ikeda Taken Miki Feolibane Planning’ Board Rivokiwhi Nadaa Premajor Kishi

Kefauver Hurt in Christmas Soap Box Racer Mishap

Senator Estes Kefauver was injured when a homemade soap box racer driven by his neighbor John Harrell swerved and flipped during a trial run near his home in Washington. He was hospitalized at Bethesda Naval Hospital with a leg cast and three weeks of recovery, while his 9-year-old son David faced mixed emotions about the incident and the Christmas gift trade.

Washington Estes Kefauver D‘vonn David John Harrell Harrell Jotn Kefauver Wisley Bethesda Naval Hospital Tunitl Simday Kefaliver David’ Nix

Allies Ready to Renew Plea for German Talks

Washington reports Allies plan to renew a four power appeal for talks on Germany and Berlin next week. Britain France and the United States will insist no single power may unilaterally alter the Berlin occupation framework, seeking a conference among four nations while rejecting any Russian ultimatum.

Washington Berlin Russia United States Britain France Heranswer Khrushchev Moscow West Berlin Wests West Germany Peraps U.N Germany Kurshchev Beri Sare Gemrmany

New England Vacation for Hawaii Boys in Boston

Ten Hawaiian boys aged 10 to 45 visit Boston during Christmas vacation spending time on Boston Common pond learning ice skating lessons. They plan to tour the frigate Constitution and Bunker Hill Monument, with a banquet at Pack Street Church and a gift to a Hawaii church from the Bay and Ales. They depart for Washington to visit the White House, funded by savings and donations.

Boston UPI YMCA New England Springfield Mass Bunker Hill Monument Qld North Cipitch Hilo Hawaii Bay Ales Glenn Fiske Washington White House United States Robert Balche Hite ¥ McA Group Yes

Radar beams may harm humans animals at distance

London reports warn that Britain’s air force radar transmitters powerful enough to heat bodies at up to a half mile could cause internal injuries. Dr. Douglas Shinn notes unknown effects on people and birds. security fences and high points are planned to prevent exposure as defense radar nets are used.

London Britain Air Force Cardl Douglas Shinn Nature Air’ Force Shinn Oely Rathpe Tan

Infants in Stalled Car Highlight Tragic Local Notices

Fragmented obituaries list multiple deaths including Maude E. Materne, Enzo J. Perachini, Alberta May Rose-Hre, Marsy Francis Materne, Edwin Francis Anderson, and infant cases. Services set in Lakewood Mortuary and local chapels. Details mention survivors, dates, and church rites across several families.

Fugitive Arrested, Handyman Three Years

San Diego neighbors knew the red haired man as art Nelson a gardener and handyman. Police picked up Daniel William O Connor 34 in El Cajon on a routine petty theft warrant before confirming his real identity. FBI listed him among ten most wanted fugitives. He had fled Canada after beating a Royal Canadian Mounted Police officer with a pistol and tying him up in May 1953. He admitted alias Avi Nelson and said he lived in the San Diego area for three years while dodging social security and using various jobs. He used fraudulent money orders across North Dakota and Montana to steal property.

San Diego Art Nelson el Cajon Nelson Daniel William O'Connor FBI Royal Canadian Mounted Police O'Connor Avi Nelson Wes San Diego Area FBT Mozitana North Dakota Dragon Royal Canadian Mounted Poice

East Gets Invasion of Warm Air Across the Nation

A warm-air invasion driven by southerly winds spread across the eastern third of the United States while rainfall dampened the Southeast and Northwest. Temperatures ranged, with the North and Midwest cooler and Dixie warmer, as forecasters warned of occasional rain in the mid-Atlantic and New York. Florida reports overnight housing and quarter-inch to six-inch rainfall in places like Fort Myers and Port Everglades, with heavier totals earlier since Christmas. Snow and light showers dotted western mountains and coastal Oregon, California, and Washington, with hail from Tulalip, Washington to Menlo, Oregon. A cold air surge entered the Central and Southern Plains, bringing light snow in higher elevations.

Weather Bureau Ohio Valley Midwest Dixie mid-Atlantic States New York Florida Fort Myers Pat Beach Tampa Port Everglades Fla Georgia Alabama Washington Montana Central Gardens California San Francisco Oregon Tiu]lauiam Menchum Rockies Tifinsis Louisiana

Dudney Anna FA death notice in St Louis area

Anna Dudney of 1847 St Louis Ave died Wednesday. Survived by a cousin Mrs Ida A Baker. Service held today at Mottell's and Peek Mortuary.

Materne Marsy Francis Eastbrook Ave Rehief Navy Warrant Office Marjori JSON Richard Joe Alfred Joan Materne Arthur Materne Evi Rodney Baldwin Ruby Barfield Ellen Materne Lakewood Mortuary Wilbraham Mass Del Iva ML W. Cameron Fliree Elon E William H. Brady Silvia Meyer Stanley Mark Mottell's Peek Meyer Springfield Hospital Andersom Edwin Francis Dawson Ave Nina Donald Eldaugh Ters Mary Wavell Dorothy Wilkens Ruth Sherwood Mottell S & Peek Mortuary Dudney Anna St. Louis Ave Ida A. Baker Imottell

Hilton Plans Hawaii Hotel Operation at Waikiki

Hilton signs to operate a new ten million dollar hotel at Waikiki Beach in Honolulu with potential expansion at nearby Hono Yi International Airport site as reported by the Honolulu Star Bulletin.

Hilton Hawaii Honolulu Milton Hotel Chain Waikiki Beach Hono. Yi International Airport

Press-Telegram Clocking In On Bats Second Win

A garbled press clipping mentions a second win for Bats tied to a Persp outlet. Names and specifics are unreadable, but the fragment indicates a positive outcome and ongoing coverage of a team’s success.

Press-Telegram Nate

Balloon search fails in Venezuela jungle for Small World

Aerial search failed to spot the transatlantic balloon Small World and its four crew in Venezuela's dense Delta Amacuro jungle. Officials awaited helicopters from U S oil firms to scan tree tops while radio signals were weak. a late report said the balloon may have landed about 24 miles southeast of Pedernales with little other concrete detail.

Venezuela Feft Colin Mudie Rosemary Mudie Apnolid Eiloarl Mudie Hibart Timothy Associated Press Wireptiatad Caracas Small World Ibiabie U. S Ballage Biel Uestiny Pedernales Federal District of Delta Antacura U.S. Ofl Jett San Cruz de ‘Tenerife Canary Lontic New World Toriag Orinoco

Bias Ban Clause Talks Stall In Los Angeles Retail Talks

Negotiations between the Retail Clerks Union and the Food Employers Council resumed at the Mayfair Hotel amid threats of a citywide strike on major Los Angeles area supermarkets. The union pressed for a non discrimination clause covering race creed color age and sex while employers offered a contract change to end termination guarantees and blocked age and sex protections. Union leaders labeled the exclusion of age and sex a discrimination tactic and warned of possible actions. A committee of large owners reportedly adopted a policy that a strike against any member markets would be treated as a strike against all, potentially triggering a citywide lockout affecting several Market Lanes in Los Angeles County.

Los Angeles CNS Slerks Food Employers Council Mayfair Llerks Ered Robert J. Pox Employers’ Council Fox Liesl Finest Los Angeles County

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