05 Dec 1955
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Newspaper
California Pasadena Independent
Location
Pasadena, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1955
Page
1
Starlet Rosemarie Bowe will hold the statuette as final results of the Audience Participation Awards are announced in Hollywood tomorrow night. The awards, named the Audie, honor best actors actresses and motion pictures as chosen by nationwide audiences.
In a letter from ACH day writer F.G. Runy argues that Dwight D. Eisenhower may seek re election as hints point to a pivotal foreign situation. He explores a Warren Nixon ticket yet notes the 12th Amendment could block such a pairing if both nominees come from the same state.
West Berlin leaders warned of a new Communist squeeze threatening the city’s economy and 2,225,000 residents as East Germany tightened controls on waterways and refused barge permits. Allied officials fear blocade and increased Moscow pressure. Mayor Suhr urged firmness by the Western Big Three toward Moscow.
Jimmie Bell, 13, was attacked Saturday when two cats pounced on him, causing deep gashes to both arms. One cat was killed. the other fled. Yesterday the surviving cat returned to the crime scene prompting a police search. officers continued the hunt last night.
British customs authorities announced the seizure of a large quantity of arms and explosives aboard a Greek cargo ship at Limassol. In parallel, Cyprus governor Sir John Harding fined Lefkonica $5600, imposed curfew, and ordered the village’s school closed after rioters burned the post office and youths participated in anti-British unrest. Police faced damage at Ayios Ambroaios and arrests were made in Larnaca as nationalist activity grew. Archbishop Makarios urged restraint, warning force cannot restore normalcy.
Britain plans a super long distance jet to outrun all passenger planes. Minister Reginald Maudling says discussions are under way between the government and airline operators. UK carriers urgent for a British creation to challenge American supersonic airliners crossing the Atlantic with 200 passengers in about three and a half hours.
Glenn L. Martin aviation pioneer and former president of the Glenn L. Martin Co died in Baltimore from a cerebral hemorrhage. He had been hospitalized after a virus infection and was 76. He remained the largest single stockholder after stepping down in 1961. Scholarships honoring his mother were established in recent years.
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