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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1964

Page

3

Eisenhower on Patton Bradley roles and Normandy choice

In interview excerpts, Eisenhower recalls how he shifted Bradley into a senior ground command, while Patton sought field leadership. He explains Patton’s temperament, the purpose of Allied unity, and the deliberate decision to favor Normandy over Pas de Calais for surprise and risk management.

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California Public Utilities Commission Hearing on Rail Crossing

The California PUC will meet June 17 at Placentia Round Table Clubhouse to decide if the grade crossing over Santa Fe's main line at Trinidad Street near the city should stay open. Kent C. Rogers notes the 10 am hearing will determine crossing status as county declines to accept it. the panel may close the crossing or require safety devices.

California Public Utilities Commission Placentia PUC

Peking Calls Laos Situation Very Grave and Dangerous

Chinese Premier Chou En Lai described the Laotian crisis as very grave and said it cannot be settled without China’s involvement. A government statement in Peking rejected Poland’s plan for a six nation Laos talks and warned against ambassadorial talks in Vientiane as illegal and useless. It urged positive proposals from any quarter to avert danger.

Tokyo China Chou’ En-Jai Peking Yemen Poland Laos Ching Ientiane Cochairmen Britain Russia

U S Laos Flights Resume Amid Bombing Claims

U S jet reconnaissance flights over Laos resumed after a one day suspension. Communist reports claim U S Navy jets intruded into the Khang Khsy and Phong Savang areas, dropping bombs and firing rockets. State Department notes a possible rescue of Lt. Klusman, shot down near the Plain of Jars, with uncertain details.

Washington UPI United States Laos Ching Tian New China News Agency U. S. Navy Khang Khsy Phong Savang U.S Navy White House State Department Charles IE Kluuman San Diego Calif Plain of Jars Department Richard J. Philips Klusman

Award for Music Grants $50 Check For Squires

A $50 check and a music scholarship were awarded to Russell N. Squires, chairman of the music department at Long Beach State College, by Mrs. Donna Brasch, treasurer of Long Beach Sweet Adelines. The group raised the funds at a Gay 90s Roaring 20s show and dance on May 23. All 32 chorus members participated.

Russell N. Squires Long Beach State College Donna Brasch Long Beach Sweet Adelines

Madame Nhu to Speak in New York July 7

Paris dispatch reports Madame Ngo Dinh Nhu the outspoken South Viet Nam figure will address the Conservative Pony Club in Queens New York City on July 7. Officials say arrival details are uncertain and depend on her U.S. visit developments. Separately, Canberra said Australian training teams in South Viet Nam have exchanged fire with guerrillas as Defense Minister Patridge plans post arrival deployment.

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Injured Deputy Recovering After High Speed Pursuit Crash

Deputy Kenneth M. McIntire, 26, remained in surgery for three hours at St. Helen's Hospital after a radio car crash in Bellflower on Artesia Boulevard. His partner Richard L. Christensen, 22, suffered minor injuries and was discharged. McIntire showed signs of improvement Tuesday.

Bakewood Greath Kenneth M. McIntire St. Helen's Hospital Bellflower Artesia Boulevard Artesia Place Richard L. Christiansen

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