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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1957
Page
18
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At Castle Harbor Bermuda two American visitors drowned during a strong undertow while swimming at a private hotel beach. John C. Dunn 62 of Hermosa Beach California cried for help as he swam near his yacht. Leonard L. Walter 53 of Rochester New York was pulled into the chain and drowned. Paul Orringer 36 of Jamaica Queens narrowly escaped and was hospitalized.
National Airlines sees a nationwide walkout by ticket agents across 36 hubs from Boston to Batam and Houston. Spokesmen call the action illegal and in defiance of federal court injunctions, as the union and company clash over pay, staffing, and contract duration.
In Jerusalem Israeli Health Ministry reports 37 polio cases this summer, down from 300 in prior years. Mrs Emmaline Kuykendall, 32, a mother of seven, was electrocuted Sunday while drinking coffee, her leg entangled in a table lamp cord. husband Bill present.
Daryl Chessman, on death row since 1948 for kidnapping and sexual crimes, returns to a Los Angeles court to pursue further appeals. He has repeatedly escaped execution through legal maneuvers as the U S Supreme Court considers his transcript and new hearings.
William P. He Jr, 68, a judge of the US Customs and Patent Appeals and former Democratic congressman from Maryland, died Sunday. He served over a dozen years in the House of Representatives.
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