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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1958
Page
2
A clergyman in a church column notes Wagner urged American car makers to build smaller cars to ease traffic congestion. Dr Large observes the mayor still rides a Cadillac limousine over 19 feet long and writes offering a petite car, critiquing the mayor’s car choices in a car saturated city.
A New York report describes a possible elopement involving Dr John Ellis Lange and Irene Arzedi. Police, aided by 25 detectives and 10 probationary officers, investigate a possible flight from an engagement. The rector of Church of the Heavenly Rest is said to have offered a Renault Dauphine for wedlock, drawing City Hall scrutiny and mayoral disapproval.
London report says the John and Elizabeth Hall divorce trial was delayed as the judge attended to other business. By the time he was ready to hear the case, the Halls opted to abandon the matter, calling the dispute a mistake.
Two psychiatrists from Oklahoma City plan a two day experiment at the National Institute of Mental Health in Bethesda to study reactions when submerged in body temperature salt water with no external stimuli. Dr. Louis J. West and Dr. Jay T. Shurley will observe each other’s reactions under the guidance of Dr. John J. Lilly to learn about sensory deprivation and potential treatments for mental illness.
The North Korean Red Cross says 34 passengers and crew of a South Korean commercial airliner are safe in Communist North Korea. The plane, with two American pilots, landed after diverting near Seoul. UN officials believe red agents forced the flight. Return negotiations are to be handled by the South Korean government. President Syngman Rhee refuses to recognize the North.
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A winter fire in Oshamba Japan traps six people inside a flaming house. A mother and five children perish while others escape through blocked doors and snowdrifts. Firefighters report attempts to extinguish the blaze. a fire extinguisher is mentioned among the efforts.
In Issum Germany Mrs Ingeborg Rossel wife of a coal miner Arthur Rossel welcomed four daughters born Monday The quads named Ingeborg Hildegard Roswitha and Rosemarie weighed 2 pounds 12 ounces to 3 pounds 12 ounces each all reported thriving despite their premature birth
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