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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1958
Page
5
A partial OCR fragment discusses public apathy toward important national issues, noting concerns about security and internal decay. The text quotes Baruch and an adviser to presidents on coping with grave dilemmas, but readability is limited and context is incomplete.
In Hagerstown Maryland police say bidding over a forthcoming retirement led to a fatal shooting of James R. Cuddy Jr 41 as Baruch Baruch spoke at a dinner honoring his career Younger engineers Brith Philip M Klutznickoff presented retirement medals Baruch later described as a great American citizen and friend The suspect James T Haney 68 faces murder charges after a preliminary hearing is set for Wednesday or Thursday Eisenhower letter praising Baruch was read at the event by Alfred J Gruenther Red Cross president
Charles Melquist, described as Bonnie Leigh Scott’s “big brother,” told police he smothered the high school girl with a pillow in a car in Villa Park on September 22 after she resisted his advances. He described returning to the nude, decapitated body multiple times, including four days later, and disposing of her body in a forest preserve ditch.
4 man crew and four Santa Monicans prepare a 50-ton Cetacean, the first self-contained photographic submarine, on a railroad flatcar in Miami. Skipper Edmund Martine, 50, plans to sail from Milami to the Bahamas to photograph underwater life and expand ocean knowledge. Crew includes Zane McCroskay, 30, John McFaul, 20, and Fred Zendar, 50.
Harring EB Walker 74, former president and general manager of the Hiram Walker company and grandson of founder Hiram Walker, died Monday. He led the firm until its sale in 1927, marking the end of an era for the distillery.
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