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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1960
Page
20
Walter, addressing the House, denied abuses by the committee and called hearings a national smear. He argued many House members view the newspaper series as a concoction of half truths and unverified innuendo, using adjectives not supported by facts.
A Cuban military tribunal sentenced insurgent ex Captain Manuel Beaton and two accomplices to death for crimes against the state in Santiago. Beaton's brother Cipriano and Felipe Martinez were ordered executed with him. Other members received up to twenty years, five years, or reformatory terms. one was acquitted.
Hollywood actor Richard Weese pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor charge of disturbing the peace after a gun duel challenge with police. He was ordered to Municipal Court on July 12 for sentencing, presenting calmly as he entered the plea for the incident stemming from an alleged assault with a deadly weapon.
A hearing for Cheryl Crane, the 16yearold daughter of actress Lana Turner, was postponed today until next Tuesday. Judge Allen postponed the proceeding due to undisclosed reasons linked to the case and the involvement of Crane's mother’s alleged partner.
A fragment lists various given names and surnames tied to births and parents across multiple local areas including Long Reach and Fremont. The text reads like a community vital statistics column with dates such as June, February, and June 5, along with names like Hinton, Josephy, Prudhome, Brown, and Rogers, and locations including Ave and California.
In Brazil Indiana a cross country hike by Dr Barbara Moore was interrupted by a slow moving car. The Russian born physician reported a painfully bruised back and a swollen left ankle.
Moscow city council bans public carousing and street drinking during fetes, imposes on-the-spot fines, curfew for schoolchildren, and restricts street musicians from 11 pm to 8 am. Engineer Feld, 76, Inver, a raw materials advisor to the Atomic Energy Commission, died Monday.
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