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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1958
Page
4
The recreation department opens a new $90,000 clubhouse at 1550 California Ave. The dedication occurs today at 7:30 pm with remarks by city officials, refreshments, dancing, and a tour for community groups and programs.
An OCR fragment advertises the Hunyington Hotel on Ocean Boulevard Long Beach offering private baths wall to wall carpeting maid service and meals at 325 50 per week per person. It mentions a beach location and ocean view with no pets allowed and references dining and room amenities.
U S officials press Moscow for immediate release of nine Americans and a helicopter after a storm left them stranded in East Germany. White reports no talks with East German deputy foreign minister Otto Winzer since June 13 while noting McQuail’s refusal to sign a docu ment implying U S recognition of East Germany.
Pope Pius XII sent blessings to General de Gaulle in reply to his greetings. The pontiff prayed France would have a future of peace and prosperity, and the message was made public Tuesday in Vatican City. De Gaulle is a Roman Catholic.
Ad promotes all new Maico hearing glasses with claims of improved hearing and aesthetics. Contact Maico Hearing Center manager Sam Goodman at the Professional Building lobby, 8th and Pine, HE 6-2077 for more information.
San Francisco report cites Nobel laureate Dr. Wendell Stanley saying viruses are the leading cancer cause. He notes humans carry unknown viruses, mutations alter strains, and genes link closely to viral activity. A top-secret AMA report proposes medical narcotics clinics for addicts under supervision in major cities.
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