Yank Reads Report Blasting Russ to Moscow Crowd
American law graduate George Abrams 25 of New Inn Mass drew large crowds in central Moscow as he read excerpts from the United Nations report condemning Russia s intervention in Hungary while using a New York Times copy as background for discussions with Russians. He noted English speaking Russians helped translate for Osteners amid the street exchanges as anti Communist sentiment ran high across the city during a rare open political forum.
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Hod Carriers End Strike in Southern California
Hod carriers in Los Angeles and Orange counties reach a three year contract ending a month long strike that crippled plastering work. The deal raises wages 35 cents an hour over two years with cost of living adjustments for three years, bringing daily pay to 29.50 or 3.69 an hour. Venting effects include partial resume of tract construction and apartment building while other strikes persist. cement workers may be next for talks and school plans in Long Beach face no immediate impact.
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July Ends With 93 Degrees Brings Heat to Long Beach
Record heat wraps July as Long Beach nears 93 with Downtown Los Angeles hit by first smog alert of the year. The Weather Bureau cites high pressure over the southwest and desert air for the heat while forecasts hint at cooling by Friday and normal weekend temperatures.
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Family Killed So He's 1A Now in Denver Suburbs
In Agrora Colorado a man named Robert Tee Underwood lost his wife and two children on May 9 when a flash flood swept through their basement apartment. He was later notified by the draft board that he is classified 1-A non-father, awaiting a pre-induction medical examination.
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Fantastic Nazi Plots Revealed in Secret Wartime Documents
Secret German World War II documents released reveal Nazi efforts to influence British leadership and U.S. politics. The papers mention Oliver LeBuy, Lindbergh, Ford, Levy Jr., and John T. Lynn, with alleged payoffs and pressure to shift outcomes including Roosevelt’s renomination and Churchill’s role.
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Altar of Politics in Civil Rights Debate
LA. says the fight over civil rights blurs liberal honesty and opportunism. Washington observers condemn maneuvers by both parties and the AFL-CIO to court the Negro vote ahead of next year’s election. Eisenhower opposes the amendment, backing desegregation and voting rights, while warning on jury trials in the South.
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Huge road outlay estimated for Long Beach
A city report, prepared by City Engineer Jess D. Gilkerson and state highway engineer G. T. McCoy, estimates expenditures totaling 3167,634,000 to address Long Beach traffic needs by mid-971. The survey, transmitted to the Federal Bureau of Public Roads, uses the 1956 Federal Highway Act to justify future federal aid, arguing California is not receiving its fair share.
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Bomb Attack Damages U.S. Offices in Beirut
Terrorists detonated dynamite at the United States Information Service and Voice of America offices in Beirut late Tuesday night. The Jordanian consulate also was bombed. No casualties were reported, but the three sites suffered heavy damage and Voice of America transmitting equipment was wrecked.
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Rabid Dog Bites Five in Los Angeles
A rabid dog ran 144 miles down Wilshire Boulevard biting five people. A police officer shot the dog dead during the chase. Health officials confirmed rabies at the city laboratory. Victims treated at Central Receiving Hospital include Stanley Papin, 49. Berniece Holson, 46. Adal Jardine, 58. Lawrence Mullany, 22. Kay Ratliff, 18. Pasteur treatment planned.
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Civil Service Pay Raise Bill Pushed
Washington lawmakers moved to advance a pay raise for 350000 federal white collar workers. The Civil Service Committee split on July foundation but Chairman Tom Murray did not seek House action through the Rules Committee.
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Eisenhower Defends Legislative Program At News Conference
President Eisenhower defended his legislative agenda during a press briefing insisting he would not threaten or pressure Congress to pass measures. He disputed charges of failing to back federal school aid and said he would submit two new DHS next year. He denied pressuring Republicans over civil rights and argued cooperation with Democrats, while rejecting a jury-trial amendment and fielding questions on topics from smoking to wealth.
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Donation by dress shop magnate and B diplomat post query
An editorial note questions whether a $26,500 donation by a dress shop millionaire to the Republican party affected his chances for appointment as ambassador to Ceylon. The piece hints at broader implications for political influence and diplomatic appointments.
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Army's Huge Tank Spending Draws Fire in Congress
House investigators told Congress the Army spent hundreds of millions on the 62 ton T 43 heavy tanks that may be useless in an atomic war. Chrysler was blamed for a virtually risk free contract with rushed delivery and unresolved deficiencies. The subcommittee urged a full audit of production schedules and spending.
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Heat Radar and WM Sees Red Flashes
The text shows a fragmented radar story with WM uneasy about tickets and a character named Soul of Care. It mentions a wooden metaphor and a request for officers to flash badges when stared. The readability is poor but preserves the basic conflict around radar activity and law enforcement attention.
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Long Beach Camp Fire Girls Hit by Flu Like Ailment
About 25 girls and 12 counselors at Camp Hemoine and Big Pines Recreation area were stricken with a flu like illness. 77 local Camp Fire girls had plans to attend a one week session starting today but were cancelled after illness among several counselors. Health officer Dr I Chaitwack said the illness features headaches fever and muscle pains and is not serious, lasting about three days. Follow up will determine the exact nature of the ailment.
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