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Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1959

Page

3

Custody Decision Sought After California Cult Scandal

In Seattle a bearded cult figure asked for custody of three brothers orphaned by the California headquarters bombing of the World Cult. Dr and Mrs Cooper and another couple requested guardianship to raise the boys, Frederick 12 Robert 13 and Richard 7, while the cult seeks custody via King County Superior Court. Temporary custody granted to the Coopers for Frederick and Robert, Richard with Mrs. Ferris Jr. An April 27 hearing date was tentatively set.

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Reds Praise A Test Ban Concession

Geneva reports say Communist observers welcome the Soviet concession on suspending nuclear tests but doubt a treaty will be reached. The United States and Britain drop demand to link treaty life to progress, proposing indefinite suspension if a workable international control system is set up with periodic checks. China’s Red broadcast notes one Western obstacle remains and cautions against fixed duration, while the United States and Britain favor year by year assessment of the control machinery.

Geneva Irust Rew Peiping Radin United States Britain West Adel Hisenhower Amid Russia

Won't Talk Duncan Cases Suspect Says Won't Talk

A Mississippi man refuses to testify in a California murder case unless extradited. Ralph Winterstein, 25, allegedly posed as Olga Duncan's husband in court last summer when Olga Duncan's marriage to attorney Frank Duncan was annulled. Mrs. Duncan is charged with murder for hiring two men to kill Olga, a 30 year old nurse, last November. FBI agents arrested Winterstein on a unlawful flight charge.

New Orleans California Ralph Winterstein Olga Duncan Olga Frank Duncan FBI Winterstein

North Hit Anew by Snow Rain Across Northern States

The Trimble Weather Service reports renewed winter conditions across northern regions with new snow sleet and rain. Subfreezing temperatures spread from the Rockies through North Dakota Minnesota and Wisconsin with near zero readings in Michigan Illinois and Indiana. Five inches or more of fresh snow are forecast for the Oklahoma Panhandle southern Kansas and extreme western Missouri as snow spreads from Montana to eastern Wyoming and Nebraska. Northern Idaho and Maine may see two to five inches in upcoming days.

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Big Business Uses of Sex On Air Sparks Debate

A CBS radio program The Business of Sex discussed corporate use of call girls and prostitutes in public relations. Anonymous speakers claimed some firms payroll such workers, with yearly earnings up to 25,000 dollars, and that deals include verbal arrangements. Estimates of prostitutes in the United States range from 3,000 to 30,000, with similar usage noted in Chicago St Louis and Cleveland.

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Johnson in Surprise Civil Rights Action

Johnson unveils bills to reshape civil rights law through a new independent communications service agency, anti bombing conspiracy penalties, and AG subpoena powers in voting rights cases. He seeks to extend the Civil Rights Commission through January 31, 1961 amid Senate opposition to a broad solution.

Johnson Leubpoena Civil Rights Commission

Castro Ill Persists in Rally Plans in Havana

Fidel Castro, despite a bout of illness akin to influenza, insisted on staging a large rally in Havana to back swift executions of alleged war criminals. He aims to attend Wednesday’s event, drawing up to 500000 supporters, and will host U.S. and Latin American journalists as well as some U.S. senators and congressmen.

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Zimmerman Housing Aid Nominated For Federal Post

President Eisenhower nominated Julian H. Zimmerman of Wichita Kansas to be federal housing commissioner succeeding Norman P. Mason as administrator of the Housing and Home Finance Administration. Zimmerman a lawyer and former editor would earn twenty thousand dollars annually if confirmed. Also named were diplomats Henry A. Byroade to Afghanistan and Shel don T. Mills to Jordan. William C. Trimble named ambassador to Cambodia.

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Fragmented OCR: unclear report with garbled names

The readable text shows a damaged OCR line with partial names and terms. It references individuals and possible institutions but lacks complete context, making it difficult to extract a coherent event, person, or action for a concise summary.

Jordan OK After Illness At Carquinez Bridge Attack Report

Reports say Frank M. Jordan California secretary of state suffered acute indigestion after a car stop at the Carquinez Bridge and was hospitalized in Vallejo for examination. He is 70, married, and long served in state government alongside his father.

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Jet Bombers to Get Fuel-Line Heaters

The Air Forces installing fuel-line heaters on its high-lying jet bombers to prevent ice formation in the fuel lines. This measure aims to ensure reliable fuel flow and aircraft performance in cold conditions.

Los Angeles

High Schools Taking Foreign Language in California

About one of every four California high school students is learning a new language this year. Spanish leads with 107,258 students in 299 districts, followed by Chinese in 21 districts, and Russian in 14 districts. Latin, German, and Indian language offerings appear in smaller numbers across the state.

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