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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1959
Page
6
Dr. Charles H. Fabish, a Long Beach optometrist, succeeds Harry J. Moore as president of the Long Beach Safety Council. He will be installed June 15 at a banquet in the Lafayette Hotel.
South Korea will begin using coins for the first time since liberation from Japan 14 years ago. President Syngman Rhee has approved a plan by the Bank of Korea and Ministry of Finance to introduce 10 lhwan copper coins and 50 wan nickel coins from August 15. Coins will be minted at the U.S. Federal Mint under RoK government orders.
A crowd of 73000 gathered at Wayville Showground in Adelaide on Sunday to hear evangelist Billy Graham preach. The event drew widespread attention as thousands filled the venue to listen to his sermon.
Boston Teamsters President James R. Hoffa pledged support for the United Steelworkers if a steel strike occurs. He spoke at a communion breakfast in Boston, urging solidarity with workers after employers’ actions against unions. Hoffa referenced national media hostile to unions and addressed about 2,500 attendees at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross.
A fragmentary classified style notice references business opportunities and labor tensions. It mentions Kennedy era context, Teamsters chief remarks, and a veiled sale pitch amid unclear lines about opportunity and restraint. Names and exact quotes are jumbled, with bits like Truck Route USA and HE 25959 surfaced among the noise.
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