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Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1957

Page

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Repressuring Only Choice for Long Beach Oil Field

Expert witness told the Assembly that repressuring the Long Beach tidelands oil field is the only path to halt land subsidence. Woodward and Horner urged fieldwide water injections to restore reservoir pressure, while committee plans further hearings in December and potential legislation for a May 1958 special session.

Malcolm Epley Long Beach Tidelands G. R. Woodward Eis Su Wilk Bruce Allen San Jose Allen Woodward M.y Dudley Hughes Long Beach Soe Horner Woordward Frank G

Pilot Aborts Nonstop Galveston to Rome Flight

William Wyatt of Dallas landed at about 2 15 pm in Charlottetown after attempting a nonstop flight from Galveston to Rome. He cited strong headwinds and said he was forced to descend. Wyatt, 25, began from Galveston on a single engine airplane on Thursday.

Charlottetown Prince de Island William Wyatt Dallas Tex Rome Galveston Wyatt Galves Wyin Manes

Warsaw Students Face Sanctions After Riot

In Warsaw the first anti-government demonstrations since Gomulka rose to power led to police clashes with about 2,000 students at the Warsaw Polytechnic. Riot police used tear gas and bricks, with around 30 students arrested and ten police injured. One hospital report notes injuries including a fractured skull and a broken back from the protests outside the student boarding house.

Warsaw Wladyslaw Gomulka Marie Curis Hospital

Michener 11 Dead as C47 Ditches Near Iwo Jima

Tokyo reports C47 with author James Michener aboard ditched three miles off Iwo Jima. Air Force says all aboard were rescued unharmed. Cause under investigation. Michener known for Tales of the South Pacific and Sayonara.

Tokyo Jam ‘A. Michener Iwo Jima Air Force Ott Japan Michenor South Pacific Voice of Asia Sayonara Toko Ri Far

Two men arrested in $150000 parking meter thefts

New York police nabbed Guiseppa A. D Orla and Richard R. Bianculli after they recovered 3009 dimes stolen from 3rd Ave meters. Bianculli, a former dispatcher, held four meter keys and $360 in cash. both posted bail on grand larceny charges.

New York Guiseppa A. D'Orla Manhattan Richard R. Bianculli Queens Village Queens 3Rd Ave 58Th St Bianculli Broadway Maintenance Co Mare

Surviving Quints Spend Good Night in Hospital

TOULON France Roland and Michele the two surviving Christofle quintuplets spent an excellent night, doctors report. The quintuplets were born three months prematurely to Mr and Mrs Camille Christofle. A boy Philippe and two girls Helene and Genevieve died within 12 hours. The two survivors remain in a cot at a local hospital. Roland weighed 2 pounds Michele 2.1 pounds at birth.

Toulon France Roland Michele Christofle Camille Christofle Philippe Helene Genevieve

Nine Negroes Enter Central High Amid Quiet Integration Day

Little Rock Arkansas AP escort of soldiers faced no trouble as nine Black students joined Central High for a 10th day of integrated classes backed by federal troops and paratroopers. About 106 white students gathered at the entrance, some waving Confederate flags, but no mass demonstration occurred.

Annette Harper Little Rock FBI Annette Little Rock, Ark Central High School Central High Eisenhower 01St Airborne Isenhower McClellan

Hearing Set on Dallas Integration in Fort Worth

The 5th Circuit ordered hearings for November 22 in Fort Worth on the Dallas school integration suit. Judge Richard Rives directed the Dallas Independent School Board to file briefs by October 25 and opposing briefs within 15 days after October 25.

New Orleans U.S. 5Th Circuit Court of Appeals Fort Worth Tex Dallas Richard Rives Federal Court In Dallas Independent School Board

Grandmother Kills Boy Then Herself in Los Angeles

A 9 year old boy Ronald Barrett White was found shot dead in an abandoned Woodland Hills house. His grandmother Allene Durston 48 lay dead from a self inflicted wound, pistol in hand. Police said she killed the boy then killed herself after previously taking him on a trip to Mexico and Colorado. The case follows a prior note claiming she would take the boy away. The crime scene lies in the San Fernando Valley not far from Reseda.

Los Angeles Ronald Barrett White Allene Durstton Thomas M. White Reseda Fivelyn D. White Walter Larson Sr

Costa Mesa Hero Neighbor Saves 2 in Fire

An elderly rancher, Howard Webster, 87, died in a dawn fire at a small five room home in Costa Mesa. His wife Emile, 87, and son Hugh Haviland Webster, 44, were critically burned. Marine Sgt. Lawrence D. Clogston and Officer Dave Leighton crawled through smoke to rescue the son before being forced back. Firefighter Archie Locke retrieved the elderly woman. The blaze began at 3:07 a.m. and the house was completely destroyed.

Costa Mesa Lawrence D. Clogston L? el Toro Dave Leighton Hugh Haviland Webster Howard Fi Webster Emile Archie Locke Locke Sotil Hoag Presbyterian Hospital Newport Beach Clogston W. Wilson St Leighton Websters Ralph Lee Sway Marine Air Station

Official's Expenses Under Fire

Sacramento report says State Insurance Commissioner F Britton McConnell faces inquiry into expense claims. Records show 18 daily San Francisco rate, $366 for 18 days in August, though his HQ is Los Angeles and he spends most time away from the city. Lt Gov Harold Powers also under scrutiny for designating Eagleville as his headquarters while drawing $18 daily for time spent elsewhere in the state.

Sacramento F. Britton McConnell State Department of Finance State Controller's Office McConnell San Francisco Los Angeles Gleen Harold’. T. Powers Eagleville Modoc County

French Premier Designate Mollet for New Government

Paris report says President Rene Coty asked localist Guy Mollet to form the next French government. Mollet did not commit, promising to study possibilities and respond in a few days. Observers had predicted him to succeed Maurice Bourges-Maunoury, who resigned after Algeria reform move failed.

Paris Rene Caty Guy Mollet France Mollet Maurice Bourges-Maunoury National Assembly

Seismic Shocks Reported at Fordham University

Two strong earthquakes were recorded by Fordham University's seismograph early today about 2,100 miles away. The direction was not determined. The first reading occurred at 12:32:28 a.m. and the second at 12:37:39 a.m.

New York Here Fordham University

No Panty Waist Campaign Threat From Knight

Gov. Goodwin J Knight warns that a contest with Sen William F Know would become a no panty waist campaign as Knowland plans to oppose Knight for California governor in 1958. The note directs readers to various pages for more on the story and related features.

Goodwin J. Knight Sen William F. Knowland Knowland Knight California

Weather outlook for upcoming days shows partial clouds

Partly cloudy night and morning give way to mostly clear skies by Saturday. Temperatures hold steady with little change.

Midwestern Boss Elected on 1st Ballot

James R. Hoffa won the Teamsters Union presidency on the first ballot in Miami Beach. He led over rivals Thomas J. Hageerty and William A. Lee as delegates completed voting, despite a history of scandal and calls for his ouster by AFL-CIO. Hoffa’s win came amid broader union corruption charges and anticipated federation action.

James R. Hoffa Norman Keggel Pittsburgh Robert Holmes Detroit Teamsters Union Miami Beach Fla Feamsters Union Hoffa Lee Hageerty Dave Beck AFL- Cio Organized Labor Afl-Cio Washington George Meany Federation Holla Teamsters

Train Kills Victim of Boyish Joke

Mount Vernon New York details report a 14 year old boy, John Daly Graham of Scarsdale, killed by a northbound express train after two Fordham Preparatory School classmates chased his books across the rails, leaving them on the opposite platform. The two youths were hospitalized with shock.

Mount Vernon New York Central John. Daly Graham Scarsdale Fordham Preparatory School Manhattan Graham

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