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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1957
Page
2
Los Angeles superior judge hesitated to grant Mrs Beverly Avery temporary dimony pending her 14th divorce. He warned the marriage mockery and approved $25 weekly temporary alimony, with her husband Gabriel Avery paying $8 weekly as agreed. The couple wed May 25, 1933, the day after her 13th divorce became final.
The Sacramento hearing of the State Senate Interim Committee on Alcoholic Beverage Control featured sharp disagreement over a bill allowing Californians to import one gallon of Mexican liquor monthly. Mexico's acting consul Ernesto E. Cota cited neighboring states with no issues, while James D. Garibaldi of California Beverage Distributors warned that the bill would flood the market with bootleg liquor.
In Santa Monica UPI report, Nina Miles testifies that her 19 year old son Charles Lee Guy III confessed after the shotgun death of her fiancé. The revelation came as the murder trial continued with Miles as a prosecution witness.
Six men, in near zero temperatures, returned to Little America after 36 hours of nonstop work on an engine on a stranded aircraft. The repair, normally taking two to three days in a well equipped base, was completed despite harsh polar conditions.
Police seal off Mattoon Illinois after a major jail break as two more escapees are captured. State and local officers set roadblocks and pursue the remaining suspects while a car with Indiana plates is found abandoned near Tolono and a shotgun is recovered.
Capt. Angus Bambro, 74, former Conservative MP and noted golfer, died at his Blandford home on Tuesday. He was widely known in political and golf circles for decades.
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