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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1959
Page
3
More than 150000 Greek Cypriots greet Archbishop Makarios on his return from exile claiming victory and freedom for Cyprus. He pays tribute to Grivas, with speculation he attended celebrations. safe conduct offered to underground leaders but not yet used.
Sergei Starichevsky, 45, a leader in Soviet aviation sports and vice president of the International Aviation Federation, was killed on February 24 in an air crash while performing his duties, according to the Soviet Patriot.
Adm. Odaellio Cunha, head of a Brazilian delegation visiting Argentina, said Brazil will launch its first space rocket this month. He noted the rocket was built by the Brazilian army's engineering school during the visit to Argentina's nuclear energy installations in Buenos Aires.
Stanford University geologist Prof. George A. Thompson told a Stanford center audience that the moving earth’s crust will gradually alter maps and that a merger of San Francisco and Los Angeles could occur only after about 10 million years. He warned that continents would vanish without ongoing earth movements.
Snow spread into the Northeast and East coast while the southern half of the country stayed warm with 80s in Southern California. A winter storm crossed Ohio Pennsylvania and New York with five inches in Erle Pennsylvania and four inches in Akron Ohio. A cold front brought rain to southern Georgia and along the Appalachians, with gusty winds at Cut Bank Montana.
U N Secretary General Dag Hantmarskjold arrived in Rome from New York on Sunday as part of a tour that will include a visit to the Soviet Union and other European destinations.
Senator William Proxmire of Wisconsin argues the Senate should operate under a democratic arrangement rather than Lyndon Johnson’s one man rule. He cites Treasury cost estimates and notes limited public floor opposition while stressing his critique is principled, not personal.
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