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Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1958

Page

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Rebels seize more officials in Cuba mountains

In Cuba, rebels kidnap two plant executives, Sherman White and J Andrew Poll, and seize 39 other Americans and 2 Canadians, including 19 U S and 2 Canadians engineers. Park Wollam negotiates for release as U S Embry, with Fidel Castro's revolt continuing to draw attention.

Havana Cuba U. S Park Wollam Sherman Avery White Nicaro Nickel J. Andrew Poll Castro Batista Moa Mining Co Oriente Raul Castro Fidel Castro Ernesto Guevara Sierra Cristal

Soviet Delegation Confirms Attendance at Atomic Controls Talks

In Geneva, Soviet atomic experts affirmed they will attend the East-West conference on atomic controls opening Tuesday. Yevgeni K. Fedorov and Dr. James B. Fisk met to finalize arrangements. Western delegates proceed with plans, uncertain of Soviet participation, amid U.S. rejection of a preconditioned test ban. Thompson delivered a U.S. note to Moscow restating the U.S. position on talks.

Geneva Yevgeni K. Fedorov James B. Fisk U. S Pier Pasquale Spinelli U.N Britain France Canada Fisk United States Llewellohn E. Thompson Andrei Gromyko Moscow S. S

Senate approves data bill easing atomic secrecy limits

Senate passage sent to President Eisenhower for approval, finalizing a measure to share atomic weapon information and materials with allies. The act, the broadest relaxation since 1946, grants authority to enhance NATO training and readiness while imposing some new restrictions. The House backed the bill last week, and a conference report was adopted by voice vote.

Washington Senate Eisenhower S. A House Congress NATO

U S Asks Release of 9 Airmen in Soviet Armenia

U S Ambassador Thompson urged the Soviet foreign ministry to free nine American airmen forced down in Soviet Armenia. He disputed Russian charges that the armed DC6A violated air space and requested access for embassy representatives to visit the detainees. The crash and care details remain disputed with reports of a fire on landing and no injuries.

Moscow U.S Llewellyn E Thompson Jr Foreign Ministry Soviet Armenia Thompson Washington U.S. Defense Department Cource

Zsa Zsa Gabor Cancels Hollywood Yacht Party Plans

A chaotic report states Zsa Zsa Gabor cancels a high profile Beverly Hills party planned for July eighth aboard the 350 yard Angelita yacht linked to Dominican leader Rafael Trujillo Jr. The hostess declares no rift with Trujillo while invitations are muddled and press notes differ on the event.

Hollywood Zsa Zsaj Gen- Mepisiar Atrongman Raphael Trujillo Jr Beverly Gabor Hilton Hotel Dominican Republic Nand Tru Jillo Zsa Zsa Trujillo Angelita Los Angeles Harbor

Freight Tax Cut Gains Signature

Washington Eisenhower signed a bill repealing the half billion dollar annual federal tax on freight shipments. The measure, likely the session’s only tax cut, preserves war-time increases in corporate taxes and excises for autos, liquor, and cigarettes, and prevents a $2.115 billion revenue loss by delaying the July 1 deadline.

Washington Eisenhower Congress

Fox Insists Adams Tried Goldfine Gag

Ex publisher John Fox testified before the House subcommittee that Sherman Adams pressed Bernard Goldfine to stay silent about boasts tying Adams to Goldfine. Fox contradicted Adams denial and described a Sheraton Carlton conference and a toast to Adams. Goldfine sought a delay for his testimony as Fox's remarks prompted further questioning.

Fox Adams Goldfine Washington John Fox Sherman Adams Bernard Goldfine Eisenhower House Subcommittee Adams-Goldfine Boston Sheraton Carlton Lotel Federal Trade Commission

Driver in Felony DUI After Station Driveway Crash

Los Angeles police, about 50 officers on scene, escorted 28 year old Jack Selby after his car smashed into a parked vehicle and then struck the driveway of the Hollenbeck police station at watch change. He was booked on suspicion of felony drunken driving.

Los Angeles UMA Hollenbeck Jack Selby

MeClellan warns of crime syndicate link to economy

Senator John L McClellan opens Senate Rackets Committee probe into a powerful crime network known as the Mafi asserting it controls legitimate business and labor. He cites Apalachin meetings and notes similar gatherings in Cleveland and the Florida keys as potential indicators of a nationwide underworld. In Long Beach two young girls started a fire with candles, destroying a garage and damaging nearby homes.

Washington John L. MeClellan Wd-Arki McClellan Senate Mafis Apalachin N. Y Estas Cleveland Ohio Florida Keys Florida Drake Park Long Beach Lee Jame Hostatter Bobbie Chester St Hostetter Colin G. McKibbon Chester PL Alameda

Morning low clouds give way to sun with little temperature change

An early morning blanket of low clouds gives way to mostly sunny skies with only slight shifts in temperature. Forecast calls for minimal daytime variation and generally fair conditions.

Woman Driver Crashes Into Braniff Airliner at Carter Field

Mrs. Lucille Capher of Dallas turned her car around outside Carter Field Airport in Fort Worth and struck the nose wheel of a parked Braniff airliner. The plane was grounded for inspection though the aircraft appeared undamaged. Capher said she did not know how the collision occurred.

Fort Worth Tex Lucille Capher Dallas Carter Field Airport Braniff

Supreme Court Roundup on Little Rock Desegregation Ruling

The Supreme Court refused to bypass the U S Circuit Court in St Louis to rule on an order suspending desegregation in Little Rock schools. The decision would keep Judge Lemley's 30 month delay in effect, affecting Negro students enrolled at Central High School and other Little Rock institutions. The court adjourned for summer, with next session Oct 6, and also ruled on several other cases including California noncommunist oaths for tax exemptions.

Washington Supreme Court U. S. Circuit Court St. Louis Little Rock High Tribunal U. S Harry J. Lemley Lemley Ark Concorpus Christi Textral Joe High School Bludworth Jr Kenneth Clayburne Bludworth Blud Clayburne Buide Warren Clagpurne Budworth

Pat Boone tops Dallas church youth rally crowd

A Dallas church youth rally drew about 16,000 people featuring Pat Boone and other top athletes. The event specifics appear scattered across the paper with page references noted for sports, editorial, and other sections, indicating a large regional interest.

Pat Boone Dallas Tex

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