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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1958
Page
2
In a warehouse flood case the FDA sought destruction of over 1,400 bottles of liquor and wine amid fears of contamination. A bulldozer operator with a gas mask will smash the bottles before burial at an undisclosed private location next week. Roy Gan, deputy federal marshal, said the burial would be private with few mourners to avoid attention.
Washington officials tracked Iraq developments to gauge potential effects on Middle East oil flowing to Western Europe. Some sources believed U S oil supply would see little impact even if Iraqi exports stop. Captain M J Carson Jr of the Interior Office of Oil and Gas said responses would follow unfolding events.
Reports from Amman say United States and Britain consider aid to Jordan to back King Hussein after Iraq coup. Radio says Hussein seeks military help to restore peace and crown prince Abdullah to lead Arab union amid Iraqi crisis.
James A. Smith resigns as eastern representative of Firstamerica Corp to become president of American Trust Co effective Aug 15. Smith’s 33 years in banking align with Giannini affiliates of San Francisco. Leaders of Turkey Iran and Pakistan convened in Ankara to thank Eisenhower for U.S. Lebanon intervention amid Baghdad Pact talks and unrest. The Shah of Iran and Pakistans President sent thanks for the Marine landing. Iraqi leaders faced revolt, Nuri Said reportedly killed, King Faisal imprisoned and wounded.
In Troy Pennsylvania a father is arrested after his three young daughters Connie two Patricia three and Pauline five months are found shot dead at the family farm. A state trooper and farmhand Allen Palmer tracked suspect Paul Pelton to a wooded area four miles from home where he surrendered. Police found a 22 caliber rifle and other weapons on his saddle. The mother Mrs Margaret Pelton 23 learned of the killings upon returning home from a hospital visit for her asthmatic son.
Fragmentary OCR shows a postal matter at Lone Beach with weekly and monthly references, fee figures, and a copy to 10 Aasilerary et 4592.00 526.00. It mentions daily publication except Sunday at 4th and Pine Ave, Long Beach, and a Bureau of Circulation member authorizing the notice.
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