Nautilus to Visit Long Beach amid Navy schedule tweak
The nuclear powered submarine Nautilus will drop anchor in Long Beach harbor June 28 as the Navy revises its visit plan for West Coast ports. Rep. Craig Hosmer protested an earlier omit. The ship will participate in anti submarine exercises off San Diego before arrival and will not be open for public inspection in Long Beach.
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Linkage Act Urged by Vinson in Subcommittee Action
A House group reopened hearings on the Linkage Act with Rep. Clyde Doyle submitting telegrams from Ford and Edison denying plans to abandon plants. Vinson ordered an interim subcommittee study of subsidence to begin after the season and then agreed on an immediate study to be completed before the shipyard construction bill reaches the House floor.
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Labor official warns loss of Long Beach shipyard harms defense
James A. Brownlow, head of the Metal Trades Dept AFL-CIO, says failure to cope with subsidence threatens national defense and local economy if the Long Beach Naval Shipyard is lost. He notes 7,000 workers and tens of thousands of paychecks at stake, as the Metal Trades Council backs AB4 to abate subsidence.
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Mother Dies Fight to Save Premature Infant in Chicago
Mrs Erma Szeinert 19 died from a fractured skull after an auto crash on a Chicago street. Doctors rushed to deliver a baby by Caesarean five minutes after her death. The boy, born at 735 pm June 12, remained in critical condition as surgeons explained every minute mattered to save the infant.
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Pleven Named Top Candidate To Form French Government
Paris reports former Premier Rene Pleven emerged as the top candidate to form a new French government after Guy Mollet’s fall. Coty sought a premier to end the crisis and was expected to travel to the United States. Pleven and Pinay were among those discussed.
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Eden Set to Sail for England on Empress of Britain
A Government House spokesman said Eden Sir Anthony Eden will sail May 28 from Ottawa aboard the Empress of Britain for England. Details on timings and arrangements were not provided, but the departure is confirmed.
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Planes Land on Tiny Arctic Isle Near Pole
Large Air Force planes landed on a small Arctic isle near the North Pole placing an observation post in commission. The post will be maintained for 18 months in support of the International Geophysical Year. Maj. Gen. James L. Davies led the flight from Point Barrow, Alaska in a C4 cargo plane 3 hours 8 minutes after takeoff. C-124 transports began arriving later and unloading heavy equipment.
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Tornado toll rises as Missouri towns reel from devastation
Desloge and Fremont residents face ruin after a powerful tornado struck 160 miles south of St Louis. Three killed and four injured in Destoge area, with homes and trees torn apart. Rescue teams clear debris while officials plan rebuilding amid hopelessness in Fremont. President Eisenhower declared the tornado zone a major federal aid area. Kansas City drive launches for one million dollars for victims.
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Norwalk Electrician Killed in Fall at Work
Norwalk incident reports an electrician from Garden Grove, aged 60, killed Tuesday when a ladder slipped from a pole and he fell. Eugene Cole, 54, stated he witnessed the event and that Welch died at the scene, with authorities noting he was dead on arrival at the hospital.
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