World Leaders Call for Nuclear Test Suspension
Prime Minister Nehru urged the United States and Britain to follow the Soviet Union in suspending nuclear tests, praising Khrushchev's liberalized trend. Indonesian forces seized Palu and Donggala, while Algerian clashes near the Tunisian border left 111 rebels dead and 39 captured. Mexico plans July presidential voting with over 3.5 million registered. Bourguiba rejects international border supervision amid Tunisia Algeria tensions. Jerusalem hosts Easter Ramadan and Passover observances as pilgrims fill streets.
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India
Jawaharlal Nehru
United States
Britain
Russia
Nikita
Khrushchev
Nehru
Tunis
Habib Bourguiba
Tunisia
Algeria
Bourguiba
U. S
Robert Murphy
Harol Beeley
France
Jerusalem
Holy
Demos Open Offices Official opening of California HQ
The California Democratic Council opens its headquarters at 4547 E Anaheim St as the precinct work center for Harry S May of the 18th Congressional District and Tom Griffin of the 70th Assembly District. Volunteers from Democratic clubs will staff the office tonight.
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California Democratic Council
Anaheim St
Harry S. May
Tom Griffin
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Six Days Left to Register for June 3 Primary
Registration for the June 3 primary election closes at midnight. Griffin said he will name his campaign committee tonight. Long Beach will maintain a regular schedule.
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Ba &2
Long Beach
Griffin
Volunteers Ready for Cancer Drive
Hundreds of men and women volunteers will call at Long Beach homes Monday evening for donations to the American Cancer Society Memorial Crusade. Workers will leave literature about the society’s threefold program of research education and service and note that doctors can speak at meetings and educational films are available for clubs.
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Marvin Davis
Logan Goodnight
American Cancer Society
Long Beach Memorial Crusade
Long Beach
Five Algerians arrested in plot to blow up factory
Police in Grenoble report the arrest of five Algerians who allegedly planned to blow up a gunpowder factory. The suspects are described as members of an Algerian group tied to extremist aims. No injuries were reported. Authorities urge vigilance amid ongoing antiterror operations.
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Grenoble
France
USS Corregidor No Longer in Danger
The storm-damaged carrier Corregidor is out of danger after emergency repairs stemmed water ingress. Its protective rescue-plane umbrella was withdrawn as it heads toward the Azores escorted by another U.S. Navy vessel following hull damage from a mid Atlantic gale.
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Azores
Corregidor
U.S
Churchill Home Seems Very Fit After Pneumonia Attacks
Sir Winston Churchill rests at Chartwell in WESTERHAM with household reports that he seems awfully well. His secretary confirmed the former Prime Minister and Lady Churchill returned Thursday from the River where he had two pneumonia attacks.
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England
Winston Churchill
Chartwell
Winston
Churchill
Rivier
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