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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1958

Page

9

Nike Site 40 left bare by Army move to National Guard

The Army moved out of Nike Site 40 in Los Angeles and scoured the dayroom. Guardsmen found the place empty of recreational equipment and furniture except for Nike missiles still on the ground. The 52 Guardsmen seek donations of tables, TVs, and other items for the dayroom and can be contacted via Master Sgt. Robert Davis or Sgt. Robert Wong.

Nike Spring Redondo L. A National Guard Robert Davis Robert Wong

Radio mishap and cat on fire sparks drama

An emergency clearance interrupted sheriff airwaves when car 41 Adam requested a fire engine arguing it was for their cat. A deputy warned about radio silence as the cat claim suggested the incident, while a Ridgewood note mocks Oregon’s football prestige after a loss to Oregon State College.

Adam

Envelopes mix up shocks in 18th District race

A dispute over 72 000 campaign envelopes for Gov Knight’s senatorial bid erupted Monday. Democrats say 66 000 were printed for their campaign and 6 000 for Republicans. The boxes labeled 18th District Democrats at Wilton Hotel Long Beach sat unused until Mary Devitt found them in Democratic HQ.

Bob Houser Prews-Telegram Foxfleat Aftor Sparks Knight Wilton Long Beach Calif Mary Devitt Gov

Envelopes mix up stalls 18th District race efforts

A clash over 72 000 envelopes for Knight Ford Senate literature escalated at Democratic headquarters near Wilton Hotel. Reports say envelopes were printed for Democrats with return address, prompting protests by Mrs Devitt and Mrs Becker who claim the contents favor Knight while printed for Democrats. Publicist Bob Voight notes delaying mailing due to lack of envelopes with no change to return address.

GOP Wilton Louise Buckminister Voight Becker Engles Portage Clair Engle Knight Democrats Baiale U.S 18Th District Day Printing Co Po 1 Democrat Becker Bob Voight Envelope Co San Gabriel Los Angeles Inveice Pony Express Huntington Park

Harbor Board OKs Revised LBOD Pact

The Harbor Commission approved amendments to LBOD contracts in principle to expand water injection aimed at curbing subsidence and boosting oil recovery. A Catalina Island emergency flight saved Avalon woman and her baby during childbirth complications at Centinela Valley Hospital.

Long Beach Oil Development Co Board of Harbor Commissioners Avalon LBOD State Lands Mainland Marine Corps Monney Robert Meadows Centinela Valley Inglewood Catalinas Island Meadows Avalon Hospital

Return of USS Frontier After Pacific Deployment

More than 600 officers and men of the destroyer tender USS Frontier returned to its home port at Berth 124 Pier E after an eight month Western Pacific tour. In Australian waters the crew hosted Melbourne children from the Spastic Children's Society of Victoria and donated 240 dollars, gave over 100 pints of blood to the Australian Red Cross, aided a Melbourne Children's Hospital fundraising drive, and welcomed over 2,000 Australians aboard weekends. The ship, commanded by Zapt. R.J. Badger, had also visited Pearl Harbor Subic Bay Hong Kong Yokosuka and Kobe before returning home.

Frontier Pier Western Pacific Australian Melbourne The Australian Red Cross Melbourne Children's Hospital Zapt R.J. Badger Pearl Harbor Subic Bay Hong Kong Yokosuka Kobe

City to inject up to one million barrels daily to halt subsidence

SAM ROBERTS the city's subsidence administrator announced that private operators and the city are injecting water into the Wilmington Oil Field at 134 700 barrels per day. The city accounts for over 100 000 barrels daily and engineers estimate a need to inject up to one million barrels per day to restore original formation pressures and stop sinking.

Sam Roberts Mon- Way Wilmington

Navy Man Bowerman Admits Robbery of Cab Driver

Harold Archie Bowerman aged 21 admitted threatening cabbie Al iyin Pair 39 with a broken bottle and taking 16 dollars during a fare near Fair's cab in August three months ago in County Jalil.

Navy Harold Archie Bowerman County Jalil AL Iyin Fair

Doomed Girl Peggy Tefft Sees Disneyland in Sight

Ten year old Peggy Tefft of Belleville Illinois, battling cancer with limbs lost, arrived at Long Beach Air Force Base via MATS and was greeted by Long Beach officials who gave her the key to the city. She will visit Marineland of the Pacific and Disneyland in the coming days as she pursues her two lifelong wishes.

Peggy Tefft AIR Force Glee Tefft Disneyland Peggy Belleville MATS Glee Ein ‘Tefft Tefft Richard Gebaurt Air Force Base Long Beach Air Force Base Howard J. Jones The Long Beach Convention and Visitors Bureau Reymond C. Kealer Jones Disneyland Hotel Pegty Pacific Mrs. Teffe

Law Firm Named to Aid City in U S Linkage Suit

The Long Beach law firm Ball Hunt Hart was selected by the City Council's committee of the whole as special counsel to assist City Atty Walnfred Jacobson in defense of the U S government subsidence suit against the city.

George Weeks Long Beach Ball, Hunt & Hart Walnfred Jacobson U. S Spongberg Long Beach Bar Assa Charles M. Garrison George Hart Jr McGrath J. H. Davies Gerald Desmond

Oil Union Chief Hit by Charge

O A Knight of Denver faces union charges as four Aurora Michigan locals accuse him of unauthorized strike action. Knight earlier suspended the locals and put the matter under international trusteeship. He urged tougher bargaining and expansion of organizing staff at the convention opening.

Oil Union Oil, Chemical, and Atomic Workers International O. A. Knight Denver Cola Municipal Auditorium Aurora Mich Knight

Bookkeeper Aked to Answer Grand Theft Charges

A 23 year old bookkeeper Kathleen Belt admitted thefts from her doctor employers but could not recall amounts or dates. Detective Insp Carroll testified she said she forgot why she stole about 2755 dollars. Judge Hight ordered Belt to appear in Superior Court October 5 on grand theft charges.

E. P. ‘Carroll Percy Hiebt Carrol Kathleen Marig Belt Lees St Alex Horowitz San Antonio Dr

Two Hoodlums Beat and Rob a Man on Orange Ave

Police reported two men beat and robbed 50 year old Timothy Watson as he walked near 19th Street and Orange Avenue. One assailant demanded change for a 10 bill while a young girl accomplice fled the scene. Watson was knocked to the ground and kicked. he described the attackers and the getaway.

Orange Ave 19Th St Timothy ‘T. Wateson Cerritos Ave Watson

Rob Sailor Attacked by Three Bandits in Blyd area

Morehead man Rob Sailor, 33, was knocked to the pavement and robbed of 6 cents by three suspects on Sea side Blyd and Magnolia Ave. He told police he was accosted by the trio early today.

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