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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1958
Page
4
Detroit reports one new polio case on Monday, lifting the year’s city total to 55 000 with 19 deaths. The update notes ongoing public health monitoring as cases accumulate in the year.
The November Reader's Digest offers tips from two television experts on reading hand gestures to reveal personality traits. It suggests picking up the issue to learn sharper observation and alert minds for arguments.
GM and the United Auto Workers ended additional walkouts as three plants reached settlements involving 1,470 workers at Fisher Body Norwood Ohio 2 100 at a Chevrolet plant in Livertow New York and 650 at Brown-Lipe-Chapin Elyria Ohio The national agreement was ratified Oct 2 and GM has resumed production of 1989 model cars while UAW members return to work across eight plants and eight bargaining units.
Frederike of Greece arrived in New York with Crown Prince Constantine and Princess Sophie to study science, mainly nuclear physics. The royal party, totaling 1,114 aboard the Ve de France, includes Madame Mary Caroten and Col. Elias Deros.
A 17 year old boy wrapped in a wet blanket and towel rescued a trapped child in a Baltimore apartment fire. The youth, William Miles, collapsed from smoke inhalation after guiding the crying child and the mother to safety, while neighbors aided others outside.
Dr Carlo Prands, president of the medical association, stated the council must follow slow disciplinary procedures under law as it considers action against a physician. The process could lead to warnings, censure, suspension, or expulsion, potentially barring practice in Italy. The discussion accompanies a broader note on European unity and government oversight. The article also mentions Queen Elizabeth II’s visit plans to Washington and major U S tour spots.
A 1,030-pound Angus named Jess owned by 15-year-old Lauren Lee Muggee of Kieg horn Iowa was selected grand champion steer at the 60th American Royal Livestock and Horse Show in Kansas City. Jess had already claimed the junior division title and faced Angus Hereford and Shorthorn champions in the open class competition Monday.
Vatican City report details a cardinals draw for three room cells to house participants during the conclave from October 2 until a new pope is chosen. Rooms near the Sistine Chapel and Guard room will host the elders, with others having equal odds. Cardinal Jose Maria Caro Rodriguez, 92, the Archbishop of Santiago, Chile, secured one favored location.
Hijackers seized a substantial stash from a trick in London. They obtained men's clothing including trousers and coats with large waist measurements and oversized coats, signaling a bold burglary.
British Great President of West Germany Ludwig Erhard Heuss arrives in London as the first German head of state to visit Britain since before World War I. Heuss pledges 3,000 pounds to Coventry for reconstruction and lays a wreath on a fallen British soldier as Queen Elizabeth hosts a banquet at Buckingham Palace. London papers urge moving beyond old enmities and emphasize renewed friendship.
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev told farmers at Malinovka near Kursk that the government plans a stern push against drunkenness and moonshiners. Moscow radio aired the speech noting measures to curb drinking and loosening restraint and outlining possible limits on restaurant servings.
Cardinal Celso Costantin chancellor of the Roman Catholic Church died Saturday at 72 held a funeral today in Rome with 39 other church princes present the service reflected on his long career and service to the church.
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