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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1958

Page

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Secret Peiping Summit Between Khrushchev and Mao

Khrushchev and Mao Tse tung held a four day Red Summit in Peiping ending with a communique urging an immediate summit of big powers to resolve Middle East tensions. The two leaders denounced Western actions and called for U S and British withdrawal from Lebanon and Jordan.

Moscow UPI Nikita Khrushchev Red China Mao Tsetung Peiping Middle East Ichrixhehov China Soviet Union United States Britain Thi N Lebanon Jordan

Appeal to Hear Little Rock School Integration Case

The Little Rock Arkansas school segregation appeal, ordered integration delayed to 1961, will be heard today by all seven judges of the U S Court of Appeals in the Eighth Circuit. The hearing follows a district court delay to allow a peaceful interlude.

St, Louis IV U.S Harry J. Iemley Arkansas Little Rock

American Troops Land in Lebanon Increase to 13000

Fresh American forces and equipment land at Beirut raising U S strength to over 13 000. 2 200 troops landed Sunday from Bremerhaven joining 301 vehicles including 72 medium and 3 light tanks aboard Mishore awaiting unloading. Units include 35th Medium Tank Battalion engineers radiomen medical unit and inspectors. Some weapons capable of firing atomic warheads exist nearby but officials deny current plans to use them.

Beirut Lebanon U.S Mishore 35Th Bremerhaven Gerimany

Khrushchev radios Mongolian leaders during trip home

Moscow Radio said Khrushchev regretfully could not stop in Ulan Bator on his TU104 flight from Peiping. He sent a friendly message to Outer Mongolia’s rulers while Mao Tse-tung was noted on the trip. Molotov remains ambassador to Ulan Bator after a year of party fallout.

London Nikits Khrushcnev Outer Mongolia Peiping Moscow Ulan Bator Dalks Mao Tse-tung Vyacheslav Molotov

Turkey Secures 359 Million Dollar World Aid Loan

The United States joins two agencies to lend Turkey 359 million dollars under a plan to curb inflation and restore financial stability. Funds include 234 million from the U.S. government, 100 million from the OECD, and 25 million from the IMF, arranged in Paris last Thursday.

Washington UPI United States Turkey Nune Essen State Department Paris Joans Organization For European Economic Cooperation International Monetary Fund

TV personality Judy Lee dies in Philadelphia home

Judy Lee, 37, a Philadelphia TV figure since 1952 and the city's first female news caster on WRCV, was found dead Sunday at her mother's home in Aldan due to a pulmonary embolism. She also appeared as fashion editor on NBC Today last April.

Philadelphia Judy Lee William Davidson Aldan WRCV Dave Garroway NBC

Boats Rush To Cruiser Involving Catalina Channel Rescue

Four men fell into the Catalina Channel when a drifting cabin cruiser was towed toward a rendezvous with two Coast Guard cutters at the Federal Breakwater. The Seadate, carrying 33 aboard, aided the five survivors by tossing lifebelts as the cruiser’s motor failed.

Catalina Channel Rendezvous 2 Coast Guard Federal Breakwater Seadate Catalina Island Pacific Landing Carl Holcomb Hal Smith 335 Fork Ave Iife Alfred Villalobos Woorly Alta Jose Nuno San Pedro Ray Diaz Wilmington Louis Medina al Nuno Jose Medina

Pilot Lands Plane in Sea Off Hermosa Beach

Hermosa Beach lifeguards rescued 24 year old Hage Hauge after a light single engine plane made a forced landing about 250 yards offshore Sunday. He escaped uninjured before the craft sank and was dragged to shore with ropes after a tug pulled it into shallow waters.

Hermosa Hermosa Beach UPA H. A. Hauge Hage Wales

Weatherman and Aide Argue Over Tomorrow's Heat

The Weatherman and his assistant clash over the forecast with a heated exchange. After minutes of back and forth, they consider dropping the dispute to avoid drawing attention, hoping no one notices this one disagreement.

Soviet Moon Rocket Failure Reported May Day

Aviation Week reported that Russia attempted a grand moon shot tied to May Day celebrations but failed on May 1. The piece notes U.S. plans, with ARPA head Roy W. Johnson citing a 1 in 10 chance for America's first lunar flight and possible launch between 6 a.m. and noon on June 17.

Washington LPD Russia United States Aviation Week Soviet Union Roy W. Johnson Defense Department Advanced Research Projects Agency U.S U.S. Air Force Johnson America

Doubtful sex births linked to low hormone treatment

London health expert Prof Alan Moncrieff warns in Lancet against excessive hormone use in pregnancy after three hospital cases where babies registered as boys or unclear sex were born girls. He notes mothers given hormones to prevent miscarriage and urges minimal dosage to avoid problems.

London API Lancet Alan Moncrieff London University Moncrieff

Six Month US Gain in ICBM Race

CAPE CANAVERAL FLA The nation s intercontinental ballistic missile program moved up six months to a year after the first fully powered Atlas test flight reached 2 500 miles with three engines at full throttle. Convair official said the test met all objectives and improved accuracy.

Cape Canaveral Fila B. G. MacNabb Convair United States

Bus and car crash near Hamilton leaves two dead

A Greyhound bus and an automobile collided head on seven miles west of Hamilton. The Highway Patrol said two persons were killed and 17 injured, with 15 of the injured in the crash being men. The car reportedly pulled out of a side road into the bus’s path.

Buellton Calif UPE Here Alvert Neat Myrtle Creek Ore Artis B. Bird Oakland George Air Force Base Victorville Hamilton, Ala UPI Greyhound Highway Patrol

Vie Ule Vie Ule Disgusting Show-offs Says Actress

Jayne Mansfield and Zsa Zsa Gabor are described as disgusting show-offs by a well known stage and screen actor. Page C4 notes juveniles battled officers Bubay in two Downey raid. Page B-1 provides further details.

Jayne Mansfield Zsa Zsa Gabor Bubay Downey

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