Fast Life By PETRONIUS Jr
City readers are invited to consult the city charter for guidance on municipal governance and governance details. The note emphasizes practical knowledge and local affairs.
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Petronius Jr
Independent Long Beach in Long Beach, California
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Newspaper
Independent Long Beach
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1951
Page
4
Charter needs updating and reprint funds named
The charter has been overly altered making it hard to follow. While talk of adopting a new charter faded, the need to update the current document is clear and would require funds for reprinting to make it usable.
Sincerity of Malik Move Still in Doubt
In a fray of Cold War diplomacy U S Ambassador Dulles and Secretary Acheson adviser Tulies questioned Malik peace proposals. They warned Russia via Red China pulls strings while Malik’s plan may be propaganda. Senator O Mahoney called it a propaganda ploy risking setbacks for peace and UN aims. Truman and Acheson stayed engaged as events unfolded.
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U. S
John Foster Dulles
Dean Aches
Tle
Red China
Korea
Tulies
National Broadcasting Company
Meet the Press
Malik
China
Ussr
United States
Dulles
Russia
State Department
Joseph C. O'Mahoney
Dwyo
Manchurian
GOP
United Nations
North
South Korea
Acheson
Telehone
Sandy Springs
Truman
Blair House
Tides Forecast With Varied Measurements
High tide today at 4.4 feet and low tides at 12:05 a.m. and 2 feet. Tomorrow’s highs reach 3.6 feet at 3:38 a.m. and 4 feet at 4:55 a.m. Low tides include 0 feet and 14 feet at 11:48 p.m.
Lie Urges Immediate Korean Cease-Fire Talks at UN
United Nations Secretary General Trygve Lie urged immediate negotiations for a military cease-fire in Korea. Assembly President Nasrollah Entezam planned to contact Soviet delegate Jacob Malik to discuss a Russian proposal for a cease-fire and armistice. Officials in Washington sought more detail before hard talks, while battlefield diplomacy loomed as Ridgway and Communist leaders could negotiate at the front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
N Y
Sec
Trygve Lie
General Assembly
Plas
U.N
Oslo
Norway
Assembly
Nasrollah Entezam
Iran
Jacob Malik
Korea
Malik
State Department
Mali
Truman
Tullahoma
Tenn
United States
Lie
Entezam
Washington
New York
Matthew B. Ridgway
Ecuatorean Pres
Galo Plaza
En Teram
Flushing
Glebe
North Korea
Pavek
Phone Union Rejects Offer Walkout Over Pay Dispute
In Los Angeles CIO union workers of Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Co reject a last minute contract offer. The offer included a 10 percent wage boost but failed on seniority grievance arbitration wage differentials and a no strike clause. If no agreement is reached 9500 workers face a strike at 6 am tomorrow in Southern California plants. Hal Dugdale of CWA says negotiations remain far apart on core issues.
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Los Angules
CIO
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co
Southern California
Hal Dugdale
CIO Communications Workers of America
Dugdale
Comany
Ugdale
Bulldozers Join Battle Against Massive New Mexico Fire
In Silver City New Mexico the wildfire has scorched about 10 000 acres in the Gila National Forest’s black range. Fire fighters backed by 200 fresh men and bulldozers work under W to WW expert direction as winds drive flames through 61 to 100 foot ponderosa pines. Losses top 200 000 dollars and may rise as more crews are deployed.
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Silver City
N. M
Black Range
Gila National Forest
Ed. Perry
Perry
He's Sure of One Thing The Mumps Darkens a Decision
CUYAHOGA FALLS Ohio June 24 Lt James N Gape faces a pivotal week as a mumps illness delays his choice between a 1000 acre Caxton England estate and remaining a US citizen. Born Canadian he would lose citizenship after five years abroad if he accepts the will. His wife Jean speaks for him as he lies bedfast with mumps. his children Grace and David also ill. A recent England will grants two manor houses worth about 254635 dollars. The deadline was June 30 but possible extensions may shift the date. Kenneth Gape of Detroit is next in line but uninterested, complicating ties with the United States.
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Cuyahoga Falls
James N. Gape
United States
Gape
Sybil Gape
England
Caxton
Cambridgeshire
Jean Gage
Kenneth
Detroit
James Gape
Red Propagandists and Troops Damp Korea Peace Hopes
Tokyo dispatch reports Chinese Communist propagandists and frontline troops dampening peace hopes on the Korean War anniversary. Reinforced Chinese forces repelled allied patrols while Peiping radio warned of a long struggle to annihilate UN forces, with calls for more arms and sabotage in Japan. Eighth Army notes a defense line 26 to 20 miles north of the 38th Parallel, near the proposed buffer zone edge.
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Tokyo
Korea
Peiping
United Nations
Japan
Eighth Army
INS
Rafael Steinberg
38Th Parallel
Eighth
Pilots Ready To Work on Truce Basis
AFL Airline Pilots Assn president David L. Behncke said he telegrammed President Truman that pilots are ready to return to work at United Airlines on a truce arrangement. The move follows a 10 hour meeting with government mediators aimed at ending a six day strike.
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Chicago
David L. Behncke
AFL
Pilots Assn
Truman
United Airlines
Behncke
National Mediation Board
United Air Lines
Reinecke
Thomas E. Bickers
Mediation Board
Washington
John Murray
7 Jailed After Party With Navy Wives
Six men and a woman were arrested on charges of contributing to the delinquency of two 17 year old Navy wives by supplying liquor. Police Lt. Elmer R. Anderson led the raid on a home at 1065 FE 19th St at 4 25 a m. Arrestees were Enrick A. Jasper 31 Robert Runyon 25 Lawrence H. Henry 33 host Betty Lee Pitts 20 Dale E. Cunningham 22 Askari Fred Wilkerson 21 Gerald A. Tibbitts 20.
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Elmer R. Anderson
19Th St
Enrick A. Jasper
Corinne Ave
Robert, Runyon
Truman Boyd Manor
Lawrence H. Henry
Kansas Floods Toll Rising With Dikes Failing
In northeast Kansas heavy rains swell rivers and streams leaving whole towns underwater. Volunteers, National Guard and sailors reinforce dikes from Lawrence to Beloit as water pushes through city blocks and forces evacuations in Manhattan and Beloit with bridges swamped and highways cut.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Topeka Weather Bureau
L Lawrence
Beloit
Solomon
Lawrence
Manhatta
Naval Air Station
Olathe
National Guard
University of Kansas
Manhattan
Red Cross
Halomnats
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Phone Union
N.M
Navy
E. R. Zook
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
United States Army
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