10 Dec 1957
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Newspaper
Corona Daily Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1957
Page
1
Defense Secretary Neil McElroy visited Berlin for a U S forces inspection while London talks firmed plans to base missiles in Britain. German officials protested unequal treatment as London framed a strengthened alliance stance.
Miss Laura Rounds, 49, Milwaukee, allegedly stole about 88 dollars worth of merchandise from department stores and exchanged the items before taking them home. Authorities report the incident as a theft and replacement of stolen goods.
London dispatch reports that Liu Po-Cheng a high ranking Red Chinese marshal and head of the Central Training Department of the Army was said to have been dismissed last month. Peiping broadcasts make no recent reference to Liu and British monitors have not confirmed the report.
Cardinal Mindszenty remains confined at the U S legation in Budapest amid political pressure and protests as authorities pressure him to depart Hungary. The Vatican and international observers monitor the stalemate, seeking a peaceful resolution.
A. P. Walker of Corona Savings and Loan urges prompt entry in the SHIVER-O contest while noting December has had frigid days in past decads. He cites record lows and explains a time temperature clock at the association will stop at 28 degrees to determine the winner.
The speaker explains there are no qualifications or gimmicks for the contest and instructs entrants to designate the exact date and time the temperature will reach 28 degrees on an official entry blank from the newspaper or the Corona Savings and Loan Association. Entries must be mailed or delivered to the association’s offices.
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