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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1958
Page
8
An in depth look at how American transport shifts reshape daily life. Rail passenger service contracts while private cars flood streets and airlines surge. Cars grow longer and mayors urge smaller models amid a jet age push.
In Belgrade a district court sentenced Bogdan Krekic to seven years Aleksander Pavlovic to eight and Milan Sujovic to five years for attempting to forcefully topple President Tito's Communist regime. Dragoslav Stranjakovic was to stand trial later due to illness. Prosecutors cited pamphlets and manuscripts found with the defendants.
Tokyo reports quote Lt. Col. Sumual, North Celebes military commander, saying rebels may demand President Sukarno and cabinet be removed but he denies an immediate rebel ultimatum. Sumual, in Tokyo with unknown mission, has not disclosed details and says signals will be broadcast when action occurs. Sukarno visits southern Japan and returns Feb 11. Warouw and Pantouw registered in Tokyo. Warouw serves as Indonesian military attache in Peiping.
ad suggests sprinkling FASTEETH on denture plates to stop slipping. an alkaline powder promises firmer, more comfortable wearing with no pasty taste and no sour odor. available at drug counters.
Sacramento lawmakers move to block CHP uniform changes proposing that patrol officers pay for any updates. The Senate sent a resolution to Patrol Commissioner Caldwell demanding no alterations without explicit legislative approval. The measure, offered by Sens. Erhart and Thompson, targets jackets trims and color schemes as budget session opens.
Local classifieds advertise an ad-writer service to craft effective help wanted notices. Prospective advertisers are urged to call the number HE 2.5959 for professional assistance in producing engaging employment ads.
Ray Allen Haber, age 74, longtime Scripps-Howard associate, died Monday in Palm Beach Florida. Haber served in various capacities for the chain since 1901, leaving a long imprint on editorial and operations across newspapers.
The Membership Committee of Dan Dailey International Dance Clubs announces a new Long Beach club with starting practices. Free instruction mixers and personal introductions are offered daily. Membership is about $1.90 weekly. Call for a personal interview HE 57219 Mon-Fri BM Sat 10-6. Not a dance studio.
Algerian nationalists derailed a train on the line used to move oil from France’s Sahara field to Algiers. Officials said no oil cars were hit and the attack disrupted the route briefly.
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