Algerian Rebel Jobs Arouse U S Warning
U S State Department warns Americans against joining Algerian nationalist efforts via airfield and aviation roles advertised in the Los Angeles Herald. Offers of $1300 monthly for airfield control, meteorology, and aircraft work draw government protest and possible citizenship consequences. Some inquiry has reached the State Department about taking the jobs.
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Los Angeles Herald and Express
Department
Lincoln White
U.S
Committee For ‘the Liberation of
Legion of California Opens War of Ideas Convention
About 10 000 delegates attended the 33rd California American Legion convention opening session. Lt Gov Harold Powers said the struggle with Communism is a war of ideas not won by military or economic power alone. Basil O Connor followed with the keynote addressing the National Foundation of Infantile Paralysis. Powers urged winning minds through freedom and moral values. Over 110 resolutions were submitted, including reconciliation proposals with the National 40 Et. The state unit adopted a resolution condemning national leaders for charging the Legion is dominated by a small officer clique. The national executive committee demanded withdrawal by Oct 20 or risk loss of recognition.
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Legion
National Jeaders
Jovers
Miami Lions Roar Draw Throng For Service Parade
In downtown Miami thousands from around the world joined a service organization parade as dark clouds threatened rain. About 20,000 spectators filled curbstones and bleachers while bands and floats competed for prizes. The Bonham Bros. Boys Band from San Diego won third in the high school band contest.
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Miami
Lions
International Service Organization
Bonham Bros. Boys Band
San Diego
Calif
Gladewater
Tex
Four Lakes Boy Scout Corps
Madison
Wis
Nebraska
Florida
Ohio
Texas
Indian Interests in Water Dispute Questioned
In San Francisco Washington attorney Norman M. Littell moved to protect about $5,000 in American Indian interests by asking if the U S Government can adequately represent tribal councils in the Colorado River water suit. He seeks to have Supreme Court Special Master Rifkind determine whether a conflict exists between Indian interests and United States interests.
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San Francisco
Washington
U. S
Norman M. Littell
Supreme Court
William C. Douglas
Simon H. Rifkind
United States
Woman Dies by Own Action in Carmichael
California coroner reports Joan Mary Little, 37, committed suicide by inhaling car exhaust in closed garage. She was found by her 15 year old son Harold. Sacramento county coroner verified the death.
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Carmichael Calif
Joan
Mary Little
Sacramento County
E Wwormaan
Hareld
Chou En-Lai Appeals to Nationalists for Formosa Surrender
Chinese Premier Chou En-Lai urged Nationalist forces to travel to Peiping and negotiate peaceful liberation of Formosa, bypassing Chiang Kai-shek, promising amnesty and inspections on the mainland. He affirmed the will to “liberate” Formosa by war or peace, preferring talks with Patriotic Kuomintang leaders to transfer the stronghold to the Reds. He called the United States an undependable ally and did not name Chiang.
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Tokyo
Chou En-Lai
Peiping
Formosa
Chiang Ksi-Shek
Kuomintang
Chou
Peiping Radio
United ‘States
Chiang
Strike Hits Big Brewery in East St Louis
A cabinet makers strike closes the Anheuser Busch brewery in St Louis forcing about five thousand union workers off the job at midnight as laboratory technicians join the picket lines and the division strike spreads to the facility.
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East
ST. Louis
INI
Anheuser-Busch
St.Louis
Plague Death Confirmed of Navy Civilian Employee
Autopsy confirms 43 year old Andrew Sakacs died of bubonic plague at Corona Naval Hospital. Sakacs, a Port Hueneme civilian, fell ill after a Ventura County mountain trip. Officials say no outbreak danger, but warn California wild rodents may host fleas carrying the bacteria. Public Health and Vector Control follow Sakacs trail in Lockwood Valley.
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Corona
Andrew. Sakacs
Puller
Corona "Naval Hospital
Sakacq
Port Hisenemie Naval Base
Oxnard
Ventura’ County
California
Teen
Milford Wyman
Harvey
Mays
Sakacs
Lockwood Valley
Herings
Madoc County
Private Hell's Canyon Development Urged by Farm Bureau
CHICAGO ILL Directors of the American Farm Bureau today urged private development of the Hell's Canyon power project. The group said the public interest will be best served by private development. The statement cited a report and expressed hope that progress would proceed.
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Chicago
American Farm Bureau
Hell’s Canyon
Holt
Federal Power Commission
Convicted Teacher Gets Probation
Wallace, 29, Washington Union High School teacher convicted of statutory assault involving a 16 year old former student was sentenced to five years probation. Judge Edward Smith ordered Wallace to stay away from the student and two other underage females. Wallace, a chemistry teacher and junior varsity coach, has also faced a paternity suit and hearings before a federal commission amid broader power project discussions.
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Vakland—Chennote
AL. Wallace
Washington Union
Edward Smith
Alameda County
Irvington
Lear Red Trade Aims Denied In Moscow Flight Debunked
Ex Lear Inc executive denies William P Lear Sr is pursuing trade with Russia in violation of NATO rules. Richard M Mack, president, states reports are false. Dispatches say Lear sought to bypass embargo via Switzerland. Mack says company policy forbids such actions. Lear tours Europe in a Cessna 310 and was among the first Westerners to fly legally into the Soviet Union in a personal plane.
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William Lear
Santa Monica
Moscow
Russia
Berlin
Germany
Lear
Santa. Monica
INS
Lear Inc
William, P. Lear Sr
NATO
Richard M. Mack
Switzerland
Europe
Tesky
Soviet Union
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