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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1958

Page

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O’Connor dies in 12 car crash at Indianapolis 500

Indianapolis AP reports Fat O Connor, 23, Irish-born North Vernon rider, died on lap one of the 42nd 500 mile race after a 12 car crash. Jimmy Bryan led early, with Ed Elisian, Bob Veith, Paul Russo among those in the pileup. Unser was injured but survived.

O'Connor Indianapolis Jimmy Bryan America Pat O'Connor George Amick Venice Cali Johnny Boyd Fresno Tony Bettenhousen Jim Rathman Bryan San Hanks Fat O'Connor Wilbur Shaw North Vernon Ind Indianapolis Motor Speedway Dick Rashmann Miami Ed Ellision Bob Veith Paul Russo Paul Goldsmith al Bisch Len Sutton Mike Magill Shorty Templeman Johnnie Parsons Jerry Unser Unser Long Beach Calif

De Gaulle on cusp of premiership amid political talks

Socialist leaders Guy Mollet Maurice Dalxonne and Vincent Auriol met with President Rene Coty as General de Gaulle faced push to be invested premier. Daladier signaled possible Sunday or Monday investiture while Communists boycott the gathering, calling it a sham.

Paris Guy Mollet Charles de Gaulle de Gaulle Mollet Rene Coty Coty Seine National Assembly France Assembly

Thousands in Paris Hail Gen De Gaulle

Parisians greeted General Charles de Gaulle with a wild demonstration in central Paris. A horned motorcade moved from Place de la Concorde to the Arc de Triomphe as crowds celebrated amid political maneuvering and the prospect of his new administration.

Paris Gen. de Gaulle Gen Charles de Gaulle alliCe Vy Place de la Concorde Arc de Triomphe del Gaile Jeader Guy Mollet

Car Carnage Over Holiday Rises Slowly

Traffic deaths rose as Memorial Day weekend began with a three day observance. Early tallies totaled 40 deaths, five drownings and six other fatalities. Two deaths on the Pennsylvania Turnpike marked the first Memorial Day toll there since 1955. Two Indianapolis entrants to the 500 had crashes near Killeg, one driver running a red light. both injured and holding race tickets. Safety experts warned about 350 highway deaths expected during the 78 hour period.

Associated Press Big Tall Road Indianapolis Killeg Indiana

Weather Outlook for Saturday Provides Sunshine and Fog

Considerable sunshine and little temperature change expected Saturday. Fog and low clouds anticipated late tonight and early Saturday morning, reducing visibility briefly.

Air Force denies buzzing of United Airlines DC-7

Acting Secretary Malcolm A. McIntyre rejected claims that Maj. Bu gene Mathis buzzed a United Airlines DC-7 carrying 57 passengers near Salina Kansas. He said Mathis was following authorized patterns and air rules, and that United’s report was unfounded. Senator William F. Knowland aboard the DC-7 said he dozed during the incident.

Washington Air Force Salina Kan Malcolm A. McIntyre United Air Juies W. K Wolfe McIntyre Maj Gene Mathis Mathis Civil Aeronautics DCY William F. Knowland Knowland San Francisco United Air ‘Lines

Fire sweeps wing of Federal Prison in Seagoville Texas

A major fire engulfed a wing of the Federal Correctional Institution in Seagoville Texas starting in the furniture refinishing shop and quickly getting out of control. Officials sought help from Dallas as crews fought to contain the blaze. Seagoville lies about 18 miles southeast of Dallas.

Seagoville Tex Federal Correctional Institution Federal Prison Dallas

Two Unknowns Begin Final Journey to Honor War Dead

In Washington two World War II and Korea Unknowns began their final journey to the Tomb of the Unknowns at Arlington. The caissons carried bronze caskets from the Capitol as Vice President Nixon and hundreds of officials observed a solemn procession with five services and a missing buddy formation. About 28,000 people paid respects during two days of public mourning as the caskets were lifted to the Capitol dome.

Washington Korea Capitol Arlington National Cemetery Potomac River Nixon Supreme Court Washington Monument Lincoln Catafalque

Douglas DC-8 Maiden Flight Opens Jet Age Era

About 50 000 spectators watched Douglas DC-8 first flight from Municipal Airport at 10 11 a m. The jetliner flew to Edwards AFB for flight tests, landing at 12 16 p m after a test pattern at 31 000 feet. Crew was led by A G Heimerdinger with Magruder Patten and Rizer.

DCS Edwards Afb Palmdale- Lancaster Civil Aeronautics Administration Edwards Douglas Lakewood Blvd Carson St A. m A. G. Heimerdinger William M. Magruder Paul H. Patten Bob Rizer Donald Douglas Jr Douglas Aircraft Co Douglas Engineers Heimerdinger DCC

Pay Talks Go On No GM Pact

Detroit reports GM and United Auto Workers fail to reach a wage pact by midnight. GM to operate without a contract beginning Memorial Day at Atlanta plants as 300,000 UAW workers lose cost of living and productivity raises under the expired three-year agreement. Non union staff receive scheduled increases. UAW eyes Ford and Chrysler negotiations before their contracts end.

Detroit General Motors United Auto Workers Union Atlanta, Ga Aee UAW Bureau of Labor Statistics Atlante Ford Chrysler

Soldier Electrocuted After Traffic Crash Aid

Army man William Howard Britt, 31, died near Oklo Washington when a high voltage line fallen from a wrecked car touched him as he helped four injured men. The crash occurred near the road to Nat, en route to Ft Monmouth.

Army Oklo William Howard Britt Ft. Monmouth Nat

Submarine Stickleback Sunk After Collision Off Hawaii

U. S. submarine Stickleback sinks following a ram by a destroyer escort in maneuvers off Hawaii. All 74 men and 8 officers are rescued. The item appears on Page A-4 with related notices across the edition.

U. S Stickleback Hawaii

Eleven Hurt in Collision on Freeway

Eleven persons injured in a head on crash of two autos on the Santa Ana Freeway south of Magnolia Avenue. One of the injured, Eva Diaz, 3, in serious condition at Orange County Hospital. Other victims taken to Corona County Hospital include Claude Sullivan, 45, and his five children Carol 14 Joann 11 Coline 9 Pegay 6 and Rose Ann 5. Diaz family from Los Angeles. Sullivans from Orange County.

Fullerton Santa Ana Magnolia Ave Orange County Hospital Eva Diaz Grange County Hospital Claude Sullivan Sullivan Carol Joann Coline Pegay Rose Ann Hilano Hemila’ Diaz Concepcion Hemila Esperza Sullivans O Range Los Angeles

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