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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1957
Page
3
Evacuation proceeds as authorities move residents from threatened areas near Ft Challice. Ten Amy trucks and 40 soldiers assist evacuees while moving vans pool semi-trailers. Red Cross sets up food lines. about 200 stay in private homes and armory or church shelters.
Two freight trains collided on Chicago south side, derailing a caboose and 12 cars. An Illinois Central spokesman said both trains were moving slowly and using the wrong track. The Pennsylvanian train caboose toppled on its side.
Mrs. Mary Virginia Beatty, 47, wife of news commentator Morgan Beatty, died Sunday at Henrotin Hospital in Chicago. The obituary notes their marriage and Beatty's prominence in broadcasting.
A hospital report from Montreal notes Marie Dionne, one of the quintuplets, is recovering from a calf blood vessel tumor. Doctors say she is much better after treatment, with her sister Cecilie and family members nearby as she nears her 23rd birthday.
President Eisenhower and Chancellor Adenauer arrived for a three day American visit opening talks on disarmament and future relations with Secretary of State Dulles. Adenauer toured Eisenhower’s farm, met advisers, and prepared for formal discussions in Washington.
Early reports suggested Marie may have suffered a nervous collapse after the recent closure of her Montreal power store. A Hospital Dieu source said she was in the building on the flat floor of the cons cell Pa Villlion de Royer wing amid a flurry of rumors and family silence.
Enroll now as the contest offer runs for the next 15 days at Arthur Murray School. Act quickly to take advantage of the promotional chance.
Rhode Island Democrat Senator Frank B. Green, born October 2, 1867, becomes the oldest man to serve in the Senate at 88 years, 8 months, and 15 days. He chairs the Senate Foreign Relations Committee and plans to reach 100, saying he intends to live to a century.
Braiko of the Soviet air force said Sunday that new types of Soviet planes will be unveiled at the annual Moscow air show set for June 24. The Air Force newspaper V Aviation reported the display would be "interesting" and longer by an hour, featuring jet acrobatics.
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