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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1958
Page
16
The item lists across and down present a themed word puzzle. Clues reference light sources, animal terms, musical marks, Greek letters, and common phrases. Answers connect to light, memory, and general terms, forming a crossword style grid. For example night before event and Jason’s ship myth relate to legends and nocturnal terms, while others hint at objects, measurements, and actions.
Emperor Hirohito of Japan purified himself in a Shinto Oharai rite, shedding sins and defilement. Silk and hemp garments worn by the emperor were sunk at sea to carry away sins, while nationwide priests distributed white paper talismans bearing worshippers' names for ritual transference.
Sacramento delegates at the four day American Legion convention adopted resolutions urging continued nuclear tests and Russia’s expulsion from the United Nations or U.S. withdrawal from the U.N. The measures condemn veto use, the Korean War costs, and interventions in Greece and Indochina, with Nagy’s murder cited. John J. Flynn of Vallejo became department commander.
Judge James B. Riley, 63, long serving Democratic justice on West Virginia's Supreme Court of Appeals since 1936, died of a heart attack Sunday. Adele Addison, a nationally known Negro lyric soprano, wed Norman Berger at the home of the bride's relatives in Springfield Massachusetts. Addison gained fame for Bach recordings with the Robert Shaw Chorale and has appeared in 24 concerts nationwide. Berger, associated with education prosthetics, is a Springfield College graduate with a master's degree.
The organization of American steamship lines reports its members have placed orders for 19 new merchant vessels to be built over the next two years at a total cost exceeding 268 million dollars.
In Honolulu, Valentine Patao Jr., 14, from Maui, faced possible loss of his right hand after home made missiles exploded during backyard testing. He launched one about 100 feet. a second failed, he handled it, the device exploded, doctors amputated fingertip portions and feared further loss. The missiles measured about 1.5 inches, made of copper tubing stuffed with match heads.
Charles W. Heese aged 67, dean of the division of technical extension at Purdue University, died Sunday from a heart attack in Lafayette Indiana.
An advertisement details Dr. Duncan D C offering treatments to normalize body systems. It claims to reduce joint and muscle pain, relax muscles, improve circulation and digestion, calm nerves, increase energy, and aid sleep and motivation. First exam and treatment priced at 4.09 dollars. contact GE 8-2403. Offices at 2501 E Broadway.
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