Midwest vacation ramble finds homesick reflections
The narrator returns from the Midwest and describes changes and contrasts with Southern California. He notes many Midwest residents moving west, half the family relocating with the cat, and jokes about cars, air conditioning, and the abundance of bugs at Midwest cookouts. He mentions illegal slot machines in clubs and a high school boy's jackpot, and contrasts expressways with tollways amid nostalgic scenes of trees and quiet streets.
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Congo tension rises as Katanga secession warned
U N chief Hammarskjold faced a new Soviet warning amid Congo crisis as Katanga seeks independence with Belgium support. Dag Hammarskjold urged UN action to restore order while Katanga officials blamed Belgium and Western powers for attempting to strangle the Congo's economy.
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West Germany Says It Will Help East Zone Food Shortages
Bonn officials stated West Germany is ready to feed East Germans if asked amid East Germany food shortages. Thedieck dismissed reports of riots as exaggerated, noting grumbling but no riot. He cautioned aid would hinge on a future East German request and cash or goods payments.
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Princess Plans Weekend Home Near Sandringham Estate
The Sun day Express reports Princess Margaret and Antony Armstrong Jones weigh a 20 room country house on the royal Sandringham estate for weekend retreats. The proposed home lies about 100 miles north of London. A wartime site fired in by King George VI is cited as the location. East German shortages in potatoes and vegetables are noted. Patrice Lumumba plans a leave from New York Tuesday with potential stops in African capitals on the way home to seek money and technicians for Congo.
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Seven Steps to Oriental Decor Exhibition at Local Bazaar
Display highlights dozens of items blending Oriental and Occidental styles. Temple tassels from Kyoto, brass altar candlesticks, miniature S screens, Kyran Yin bronze statue, Hong Kong glaze bowl, Kutani teapot, silk watercolors, Ikebana guidance pamphlet. Mr. William Hong, renowned importer, appears with tea service and demonstrations Thursday through Saturday 4 p.m. to 4 p.m., with tea served 2 to 4 p.m.
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Dozing Driver Killed in Lake Arrowhead Trip
Gaylords Burton Bolger 21 of Los Angeles was killed Sunday when he dozed off driving home from Lake Arrowhead. Bolger was thrown from the car which struck a center divider and overturned. Three passengers escaped injury.
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Armed Teenage Thieves Caught in Car Heist
In San Diego police arrested two teens from Escondido on charges related to taking a 1960 sedan from a car agency and driving it toward Arizona. Officers say the pair, stopped after a roadblock near Yumay Arizona, admitted petty thefts and were found with a sawed-off .22 rifle stolen from Escondido. Names were not released.
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