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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1959
Page
2
L A Collins argues that celebrities cited for DUI reflect public relations issues more than police fault. He defends officers, notes risk they face, and urges public confidence and fair treatment by judges. He cites Long Beach as example with strong policing record.
CHICAGO, UP II The Chicago Daily News is sold Monday to Field Enterprises Inc, owners of the Chicago Sun-Times. Knight Newspapers announced the sale, with Field offering $50 a share for a majority stake valued at about 24.06 million dollars. The Field family said the Daily News will continue as a distinct independent newspaper.
Independent notice from Sacramento reports Gov. Calif dedicated by Superior Court to appoint William E. Gilliss of San Francisco as a member of the Ports Commission for the interim period. The item notes publication details at Sixth St and Finn Ave in Long Beach and references the Knight administration.
In Washington Mikoyan and Secretary Dulles discussed Berlin, disarmament and trade in general terms. Mikoyan said another meeting is planned and that peace would come, despite U.S. and allied resistance over Berlin. The State Department confirmed the talks and noted no agreement on Berlin notes.
An official in Chicago says Queen Elizabeth II will sail the St. Lawrence Seaway to Chicago around June 30 for the World Trade Fair event. The plan includes her arrival in late June with activities linked to the fair and city ceremonies.
Three young Greek Cypriots were sentenced to three years each by a Cyprus court after pleading guilty to setting fire to a government forest station. The incident occurred in Nicosia amid ongoing concerns about illegal burnings and forest protection.
A fragment describes a hotel on the Boulevaad near the ocean with rooms and private baths. It notes carpeting, telephones, and daily meals including Virginia ham and roast, with mention of dinner services and a cafe area.
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