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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1958
Page
8
A compact list of crossword style clues with varied hints from screen actress to elements, weights, and objects. It reads like a puzzle page item with numerous cross references and brief definitions.
Paris reports that Tunisia offered conciliatory terms to settle its dispute with France but progress stalled as Premier Felix Gaillard faced a national assembly vote on other issues. US envoy Murphy and UK counterpart Beeley awaited the Tunisian proposals as police unrest and protests continued. Gaillard blamed mob actions on uncontrolled elements, insisting reforms are needed though the republic is not in danger.
Roscoe C. McCullough, 77, former U.S. Senator from Ohio and three term 16th District representative, died in a West Palm Beach nursing home after a long illness. He was appointed to the Senate in 1929 to fill Theodore E. Burton's vacancy.
New York GP NBC and producer Max Liebman have parted. Liebman, with the network since 1948, said Monday night he resigned because he had the assignment ended. His five year contract with NBC had twenty years to run, a settlement was made for an undisclosed sum. A spokesman said the contract was dissolved at the producer's request. Liebman was responsible for many NBC special TV programs and paired Sid Caesar and Imogene Coca for the Show of Shows. The program ran long on NBC and the comedians now appear on an ABC TV show. Liebman said he will return to legitimate theater, absent since 1948.
Mrs Rita Rogers testified that 13 years of marriage brought only an annual county cattle show trip and a movie every 24 months. She won a divorce from Richard Rogers on cruelty charges in London.
Detroit police detained Canadian miner Sabourin after he told authorities he was haunted by the killings. The Elliott Lake man, 30, is believed to have relatives in Sudbury and is being held for questioning as Ontario authorities confirm three deaths at a trailer home near Sault Ste. Marie. The bodies found include Lucille Sabourin, 26, Lorraine 5, and Jeanette 18 months. Sabourin says he cannot recall how he arrived in Detroit or the events in Elliott Lake.
New Delhi and Moscow will be linked directly by air within six weeks after an Indian Soviet agreement is signed. The report notes plans for a direct flight corridor between the two capitals.
TV viewers warned against using sunglasses while watching TV or driving. Authorities say sun glasses do not protect against screen glare and are not corrective. A new chemically treated optical glass marketed for this purpose is advertised by optometrist M Soss with demonstrations and extended hours.
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