De Gaulle Recognizes Red China Affects UN Prospects
The LA C Says De Gaulle’s recognition of Red China boosts Communist hopes for UN admission and harms U.S. prestige. It may sway African and Latin American nations, risking U.S. influence as debates over Taiwan and Taiwan’s seat intensify. The piece urges halting subsidies to the UN and questions the cost of Western alignments amid rising Communist gains.
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Ban Cigarette Sales in Los Angeles Hospitals
Los Angeles County Supervisors moved to ban cigarette sales in county hospitals after a surgeon general report linked smoking to lung cancer. Kenneth Hahn, county health officials, and hospital authorities supported the action amid calls to remove cigarette vending from hospital halls and reduce patient exposure to smoking.
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McNamara Plans More Shutdowns
Secretary Robert S. McNamara said more military bases will close by March end though fewer or smaller than last month’s closures. He warned no shipyards will be closed until late year as the Defense Department eyes savings and ongoing reviews of facility need.
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Broadcasters Refuse to Fire Collins Amid Debate
The National Association of Broadcasters voted 23-18 to retain President LeRoy Collins despite criticism of speeches on civil rights and states’ rights. Collins said, I’m still here, as the Sarasota meeting ended without further comment.
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Author George Sumner Albee Dies in Florida Hospital
George Sumner Albee an author of Girl On The Beach and By The Sea By The Sea died Tuesday in a Sarasota Florida hospital from a heart ailment. He was 4S years old and wrote several other novels.
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Hepatitis hospitalizes actress June Haver in Santa Monica
Actress June Haver is hospitalized in Santa Monica with infectious hepatitis and is expected to leave in about a week. In Nevada County California a judge spared life prison terms for ex-convicts connected to the shooting of California Highway Patrolman Glens Carlton near Truckee after a bank robbery last November. Mealman, 29, confessed to firing the fatal shot.
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Mosk Leads All GOP Fees in Senate Test
Mosk leads all GOP contenders in a Senate trial heat survey asking if voters would choose him over a male candidate. Results show paired questions measuring voter preference under hypothetical matchups.
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Mother Whale Drowns Calf at Sea World Accident
A 1300 pound pilot whale gave birth in a Sea World tank in San Diego early Tuesday. Fifteen minutes later the mother drowned her 100 pound newborn calf as trainer Kent Burgess watched from the tank. Burgess aided the calf briefly before the mother seized it with her mouth and held it under the surface until death.
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Anniversary Fete Planned by Sanita Fe Springs Firemen
The Sanita Fe Springs Firemen's Association sets May 7 to 10 for the city's seventh anniversary celebration sponsored by the organization.
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Independent Pyptivves notice from Wen Anceve County court
Fragmentary OCR text appears to note a public notice or decree from Wen Anceve County court with dates May 27 and October, referencing second class matter and a Per Morth Yaar Carrer Seivary Ey Mot dingie Copy.
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Ruby undergoes court ordered medical tests in custody
Jack Ruby is moved and his lawyers clash with prosecutors as he undergoes cephalographic tests blood serology skull X rays and a spinal tap in a courtroom custody scene amid FBI file viewing disputes. The sheriff’s deputy ordered action as photographers and reporters pressed nearby.
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Queen Frederika Ends U.S. Visit With Embassy Dinner
Queen Frederika of Greece bid Mrs. Johnson farewell after a three day private state and entertained American dignitaries at a Greek Embassy dinner. She and her daughter Princess Irene, 21, are to fly to New York today.
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