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Los Angeles Evening Citizen News from Hollywood, California • 4

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1 I 1 i 4 i 4'-' 'I i 'S? i'Y 3 1 -f Uri oU' ir Fo a UM sV 0- otilfittioira i Phono HOHywpod 9-1234 WEDNESDAY JULY 8 1959 26 Pages Vd 55 No 85 1545 Wileanc Aw Hollywood 28 Ciliti 4 aw dh IKE REBUFFED Forecast for Sizzling Week Los Angeles thermometers tied the mark for hottest jday of the year at 1:16 this afternoon when 92 red-hot degrees was attained It wasJ2 last April 1 Valley temperature went' toxtfi at 1 Valley temperature Went toV6 at 1 after Steelworkers Reject Plea to Delay Strike NEW YORK The Steel-l McDonald said he went to lion until a new contract had workers Union today rejected (Pittsburgh and sought outjbeen negotiated a noon reading of 94 Burfbank climbed to 89 after a President re-j Nixon to complain that the The union then agreed to ex- noontime 87 newed request for an indefinite steel companies were "provok- nd jts juy strike deadline! Highest temperature on rjccord for this date in Los ing a by balking at Until July 14 -Angeles was a 95 in 1886 Tn 1894 on the other hand offering any contract gains Eisenhower noted that was 51 degrees in Los Angeles did not suggest simply a twoj Fiverday area forecast indicates no rainfall and tenv weeks extension but continu-iperatures of four to eight degrees above normal' ance of- the talks until an 11 agreement was reached Ig THi" 1 Today the President said itr ident Eisenhower called State Cilism-NraHi pAoia fcjr Mar CtrlrlM COURT FHOSENiFOR FIESTA LA BALLONA Five girls were chosen this morn- ing at Culver City asj fheu court for the Fiesta La Bailors there- Aug 1-8 One will be namied queen July 23 The five I from Ii are Carmen Fox 17 of 2312 30th St Santa' Mon- lea Karen Kyson 17 of 3352 Oik-hurst Ave Palms Sally Garcia 17 of 3386 Wade St Mar Vista Colleen Adams 18 of 2323 28th St Santa Monica and Joan Lipley 18 of 3862 Huron Ave Culver City rmance we negotiate there is good faith 'today i pity tnat all of us cant hi proceed on the basic concept I in the steel wage talks to act i wage on can of tne country and Gl2 iatrike'rt'lffi iX0CtOT Halimi the companies part we conclude an agreement 12:01 amTuly 15 Every period of vkn t- nuu niiuwiu kVll' tions must have a terminal rpnce in1 outn-swes snouia tinue negotiations until agree- This is the one that hasJP ment is Peached i inii is aii iv -eiv iv tio iii i a pvi it vi Becerra Under Limit for Fight To Quit Office been agreed upon by the Pf-1 necCMary 6rpe- The President also dealt! i on new contract with m8tter in ha news( The Steelworkers Union has conference Responding to The irernor termed him SACRAMENTO Finance defense of his title Py JACK HAWN (second Jweighe r( Becerra who out to si ippied a the loss of his Mexican 1 a as A Alphoqsej weighed 117 pounds challenger slipped As expected both Halimi and bis Jose Becerra easily under the 118-pound Raton Macias to Commission and Cal Eaton conference in Washing hold off on any strike question Eisenhower said heDirector Bert Levit the Olympic promoter presided Vday a plea that hrth sides beie'? "ciaI e8regation is second highest paid stafeoffi- over formalities I continue negotiating without a president David morally wrong when it inter- ciaL announced today he will The Viockev-sized for a long a time as la'J McDonald iid Tuesday feres with equal opportunity in quit Aug for personal and will squaff of? at 7 pmTandjnecessary to reach a peacefulW rther ex-jpolitical and economic fiHds) business reasons the action will be televised ne 'PW" 1 tionallv but blacked out fori McDonald declined to answer! Eisenhower- in response to a innn otnmf tionany put piacxea hi fnr-Wstion said He plana no HOPE IN LONDON the Loa Angeles area There any questions beyond his fr- question Govemor Brown expressing regret at Levit departure1 named no successor He noted weight limit for their le Halimi in Los Angeles in Nofight tonight in the new Loe vember 1957 tipped the scales Angeles Sports Arena at 117V4 Halimi the fighting French-i- Oayton Frye assistant sec man who will be making jthelretary 1 of the State Athletic gOVf one of tne thor Hies Jon county and mu-nicipal law Jeff Mugford deputy director formerly held the top post Former Gov Knight O' named Mugford to the job in July 2958 2i Levit had agreed to take 1 top-ranked cabinet post on a temporryb8is YACHT GOODWILL Levit 55 one or Governor-- few Republican ap-'HOLDS TO LEfiD: pointees served under when he was attorney general IH HAWAII RACE and as his assistant when Brown was district attorney in San Francisco The 181 foot schooner Goodwill held a long lead will he no broadcast 1 brief statement It said government intervention The fighters shoric hands that the July 14 deadline will The Pwident i-ecalled that but did not exchange words (stand 1 Jut27 he ur6 Actually Becerra speak no Neither thej iinion nor steel to- continue cnqtrart talks English and English -companies would comment on without intern iption of produc-is limited' the course of negotiations Nearly 300- fans most of! McDonald brief statement whom appeared Becerra came on the heels of a Death Trial NEWS BRIEFS ers from south of the border zonal appeal he made to Vice weigh-in President Richard Nixon for -I- i turned out for the in boost staged at 10:20 am 20imin-help getting a wage utes behind schedule (and other contract benefits (Related story on Sports Pages) from the Steel industry EN ROUTE TO SCOTLAND GOLF LONDON UPI Comedian Dob Hope arrived in London by air from New York City today en route to the Scottish Highlands am hitting the Highlands for a couple of weeks to get down to some serious he said at London airport want to gc( fhe handicap of seven Hope said that he would Jilay at most am pus courses: St Andrews and Muir fipld am going lo see about buying a nylon he said apparently referring to the record 85 degree London A-eather have got to keep warm somehow" By Outburst i His salary as finance was $27500 a year The governor get 810000 Levit said he will return to (he law firm of Long and" Levit which has offices in San! Francisco and Los Angeles He took a leave of absence) from the firm Dec 1 to accept appointment A native of San Francuwo Levit helped organize thei State Republican Assembly in( ithe rnid-30's and served as its (vice president I-(e is a mem-j jher of the State Law Revision' i Commission and a member of the State Scholarship Com mis sion today- as yachts weathered wallowing seas on the 2-225-mile Transpacific race from Los Angeles to Honolulu" At 8 am today the Goodwill owned hy Ralph Larrahee of Newport Har- bor Yacht Club was 1393 miles from Honolulu It is the biggest craft -in the race Second the Sfi-foot yawl Chubascn owned by Donald Haskell of Newport Beach with 1483 miles to The 70-foot schooner Constellation owneth bv Sally Blair mf of Beverly Hills was thirL-L490 miles out Bel-Air! Gem Robbery Duo (Pleads Guilty Mrs Patricia Nielsen collapsed in hysteria today -during cross-examination- at her murder trial for the slaying of her neighbor Marvin Luten As a result of her outburst Superior Judge (Albert Ei Wheatcroft called a morning-recess CuBan Firing Squads Will Resume HAVANA (UPI premier Iidel revcv lutionary regime-was armed with tKe death penalty today for a major onslaught against opposition to his land program Revolutionary tribunals which have condemned hundreds of Cubans to firing squads since Jan 1 were reported ready to resume their Work in Pinar Del Rio Province i Signal Oil Pipelir Franchise OK'd The City Council today approved a franchise with the Signal-Oil and Gas! Co for a six-inch pipeline from this drill sites at Rancho Park and the Hillcrest Country Club Browii Signs Tax Equalization Bill SACRAMENTO JPI) Gov Edmund Brown today signed into law tax equalization bill which both ids said would add a $100- 600000 tax load on private property taxpayers (Related story on ge 2) Kozlov Begins 3-Day Chicago Tour CHICAGO fUPD -r Soviet Fltst Deputy Pre- i SANTA MONICA (CNS- wealthy Bel-Air matron Nina mV rokedJwn depi The trial of three men charged Anderton came to an abrupt juty district attorney David ending today as two defend- Eisenson was questioning heri -----7 0 ants pleaded guilty about reported ill feeling be- Ttl A the trial resumed ACIS rilDS lGOSUTG Sant Menie Scarier Court hi IX SSd' Judge Edward Brand Johnjyg Hagenson 34 pleaded because Dope Suspect Pleads Guilty To 2 Charges Lifeguards Rescue '2807 Jan 1-June 20 rinoed trf 2R07 persotis were PPJand 50 persons were believed a from drowning by second-degree 'r' near thus south Jutland the VMScI- Jcounty lifeguards between seatednearly every dav of the tfXjay First unconfirmed re-' Eyewitnesses said name-: January 1 and June 20 Super-a break for freedom from (trial except today (ports 'said at least 20 persons' rcken passengers including visor Burton Chace report- Van Nuy courtroom pleaded Charge against the third "Ed how could you tell such were feared dead ichildren and their parents ed today Chace chairman guilty today to one count of! defendant Richard Fass-jlies?" she ahrieked "Whatj The boat "Dams Ende" was overboard to escape of the parks com- narcotics violation and one binder 23 were dismissed atdid I do to make you hate me returning to Haderslev from a flames mittee noted there was only count of escape i request of the district at- 50 (trip to a restaurant about one-- The pilot managed to beach one death from drowning The woman then brdee Into half mile away (the boat near an embankment among the 4WOOOO people JrX? HnMvwnS (office because he had jthe boat near an embankment a mnng the 4000000 mier Frol Kozlov begin a 4hree-day -plants and nearby fi arrived in Chicago today to our of Chicago area steel rms (Earlier story on Page 5) in' but the water was still over') who used county beach facili-ithe heads of nnrr-swimmers ities-during this time The explosion occurred thie engine room C0NVAIR CONTRACT i KK Rreed to turn jSnfr KJSl RhSfa evidence snd testify against Wheatcroft caHed the recess fiuyHramaS to S2lH6pnon nd Jones Earlier the cross-exami Ikl'rirrf if I Two others arrested in the nation Mrs Nielsen was ask- Donald Poltw Nwt her kill aa a land Donald Hinton ssjman with a piatol She aaid wJ lwVrf rl ier aso had pleaded guilty! that in 1950 her husband had one count of Jobbery taken her to the hills wherrl AI1 four were ordered to re- they shot at tin cans and bot-- turn before Judge Brand for ties When asked about her hfmto'wntencing July 20 target at the pistol range she charges of possession of heroin the trial tarted yester- replied: um hnntniini4 nt fiin ill day Mrs Anderton 55-year- think I only fired at the He complained of filing of textie magnate! close one about 25 feet I hit tne the target four or five times" Raymond Anderton told sheriff Plant Makes Missiles For Atomic Cruiser SF-Oakland Tube Measure Signed SACRAMENTO ijIlPI) Gov Edmund Brown today signed jinto law a bill providing for construction of a $ljl5000000 underwater rapid transit tube between San Francisco and Oakland The tube is the key link in a five-county rapid transit systemj now being' planned 'by the San Francisco Bay rea rapid transit district Plasterer Strike Talks Will Resume Negotiations to end a of Southern California plasterers now In its 38th day resume to- morrow at the Alexandria Hotel at 10 am The talks broke off more than a week ago Nebraska Surgeon Heads Skriners ATLANTIC CITY! If WV-fDr Clayton An-drews Lincoln Neb surgeon today becomes 'leader of more thai i-800000 Shriners in North America Hawaii sxico and the Canal Zone Brown Names Fo rmer Burbank Mayor SACRAMENTO -Governor Edmund Brown today announced the appointment of for-Jner Mayor EdwardlC Olson of Burbank to the Alcholic Beverage Control Appeals Board Ol-on succeeds Jules Gerhardt of Chico in the $12000 post courtroom by deputy Herbert Cox Suddenly Pon-! thKree Knmen der dropped his crutches through the front door ran to a near-by alley wh-e of her he was captured by Cox INDEX POMONA tUPI) An ad-1 will be able to intercept the following year It tiill I vanned version of an anti-air-any present-day supersonic carry the Terrier in newly craft guided missile designed iborriber many miles from its developed magazines enabling to increase effectiveness ofjintended the first atomic age cruiser to Jthe Navy's defense against sir The new missile is slated (spew the- missile in salvos attack is in production here (for duty aboard the that will give the new ship that of of her heretfor duty aboard the it was disclosed today first nuclear-powered surface capability exerrding Announcement of the im- ship the guided missile cruiser present-day vessels deputy sheriff Lloyd RJ Rick-i ert (guests were seated at the din- Ponder and his l7-ytar-oldIer oun Mrs Ander- wife Sharon Rse were rested on narcotics charges tulT hixise April 30 and the young wom-! nrt proved Terrier '( being Long Beach CGN-9 Stroop class 1 made at the Pomona division said (The original Terrier had a of Convair was made by rear: The Long Beach will be wingspan of four feet a diam-Adm Paul Stroop chief of christened July 14 at the cter of 14 inches and was 15 the Navy's Bureau of Ord- Bethlehem Steel Co Quincy 1 feet long with a weight of nance Mass ahjpyards where she is 11000 pounds Details of the "The weapon-has vastly im- under construction advanced version were pivnred performance compared The mighty cruiser namdfird but' it was expected to the original Terrier for the city of Long Beach -have an operational i for the city of Long Beach have' an operational altitude About Women Bridge Classified Comics Current Events Drama Entertkinmt Editorial Page 1 Financial Haworth People Radio-Television Sports a Weather Women at Home 16 20 20-25 15 26 7-9 14 18 16 19 12 10-11 18 17 an taken to Juvenile Hall lri1r TncIsIUiSan was using crutohesulieK or paralysis of his right legj CAPE CANAVERAL Fla le claimed he suffered in ajOT' The nuclear powered sub-all from a bunk in the Van marine Swordfish arrives to-(fuys jail though doctors at day to check facilities for un-'General Hospital found no in- dersea firing el the jury missile which has been operational (Calif is slated for compJe-far higher than -the old Ter- with the US fleet since Janu- late next year and will jrier wmich ary Convair said I join the fleet in 1961 or early 50000 feet gher than -the old Ter- hich is effective up to fi i it i 1 klC i i -V i-- -'i v-'h1' v' i 1.

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