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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1958
Page
13
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The Justice Department said RCA was fined 100000 for conspiring to manipulate radio patents. A companion consent judgment requires major changes in licensing, opening about 22000 radio and TV patents to all licensees. The civil action began in New York in 1954 and the criminal case ended with a no contest plea.
A cold front spans the nation from the West to the mid Atlantic with lingering chill from the Northwest to Virginia. Rain and snow dust New England and eastern states while Texas New Mexico and Colorado report ongoing precipitation and higher elevations pick up fresh snow.
The Army calls for 11,000 draftees in December, matching the prior three months. The planned induction window runs from December 1 to December 9, with draftees reporting after the Christmas period. The total number drafted since conscription revived after the Korean War remains ongoing.
In Denver a two month old boy named James Holt died after he and his parents were overcome by highly poisonous mercury fumes from a household experiment. The parents remain in critical condition at a local hospital.
Averiated Prose Zeenge Weiler St. Louis reports powerful new radar antennas set to improve space command safety. Col. George M. Knauf, flight surgeon at the Air Force Missile Center, Cape Canaveral, says radar hazards are overrated and public concern overblown.
Secretary Gates said the first three nuclear powered submarines capable of firing Polaris missiles will be commissioned by early 1961 with radar poses no hazard to nearby residents and crews. He cited safety precautions and stressed extended protective measures as the program advances.
Washington reports the federal direct and guaranteed debt rose to a new peak of 280.931 billion dollars, surpassing the prior record set on December 31, 1935. The direct debt stands around 280.7 billion, with FHA securities adding about 112 million as contingent liabilities.
FAO report to 24 nation council notes upturn in world production after a slump. Favorable weather in the United States the Soviet Union and Red China boosts crops. Despite rising consumption production will push world surplus stocks higher. Wheat and coffee stocks rise with little prospect US cotton surpluses shrinking.
Sacramento Assemblyman Thomas J. Mac Bride called a public hearing of the Marketing and Trade Practice Committee to investigate gasoline price wars by oil companies. The hearing will be held here November 17 and 18.
Lincoln Nebraska ULP Caril Ann Fugate defense argues no juror should hear references to other murders. Eleven jurors cleared for questioning by county attorney Elmer Scheele in a trial tied to the Starkweather killings. Caril 18 charged in the death of Robert Jensen, alleged accomplice in a January Nebraska rampage that also involved Charles Starkweather, who was convicted.
Local classifieds promise practical help and trades, featuring housekeepers for hire, items for sale, swaps, and service ads. The column highlights how readers use ads to solve everyday problems like cleaning, repairs, and home needs with quick, practical options.
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