Adlai Attacks Nixon Campaign Tactics At Los Alamitos
Adlai Stevenson told about 600 at Los Alamitos Race Course that true patriots face facts not silence debate. He accused Republicans of packaging setbacks and warned the Communists know gains being made while criticizing Kennedy for foreign policy. Stevenson cited Eisenhower era promises and feared the Aswan Dam’s implications as Khrushchev tours the U.S.
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China
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Stock rally tops two month high on market page
The stock market staged its strongest rebound in two months, while a tiny narrow gauge railroad near Troy Missouri ended its final run after a 5.2 mile stretch.
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Brother Killed in Gun Scuffle Between Brothers
A Friday incident in La Habra left 17 year old Charles Bender dead after his 15 year old brother Jerry fired a pistol during a playful scuffle. The younger boy claimed the gun was unloaded when he fired at least four times.
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Charles Bender
Grace St. la Habra
Jerry
Macmillan Ike to Confer at White House Meet
British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan flies to Washington to confer with President Eisenhower on the East West crisis and the push for a face to face meeting with Nikita Khrushchev. The talks may include Prime Minister Robert Menzies of Australia. Eisenhower attended his mother in law’s funeral in Denver.
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Eisanhower
Britain
Defense Workers Boosted in Long Beach Area
Congressman Craig Hosmer announced pay increases for Navy civilian employees and local Army and Air Force civilians. About 9,200 Navy civilians will gain an average 9 cents per hour, many at the Long Beach Naval Shipyard, while 321 local personnel will receive about 10 cents more per hour.
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Craig Hosmer
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Air Force
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World Air Force Board
General Assembly
Neutral bloc presses for new U N summit at p a s a d meeting
Five neutralist nations led by Indonesia's Sukarno push for a U N summit with Khrushchev as pressure over Asian African alignment grows. Nehru signals cautious engagement while Western powers weigh the risk of pressuring the United States into concessions.
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Yuga
Slavia
Kawme Nicumah
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Indonesia
Gamal Andel Nasser
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Neheu
Ind
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Crash Kills 2 Generals In Orinda Hills
A UA Otter Army plane crashed in fog near Orinda killing all six aboard, including Maj. Gen. Carl F. Fritzsche and Brig. Gen. Thomas H. Hayes. Also dead were Lt. Col. Robert B. Fisher and three crewmen from Ft. Ord. The plane was en route to Crissy Field from Ft. Ord for briefing.
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Carl F. Fritzsche
Thomas HL. Hayes
LL Robert B. Fisher
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Ft. Benning
Richard K.brown
CWO
Kenneth Kiester
Donald Peterman
Stcrewmont
Crissey Field
San Franscisco
Ft Ord
Cohen Free on Bail in N.Y. Courts Keep Him Jumping
New York UPI reports mobster Mickey Cohen remains free on $1,000 bail after arrest on disorderly conduct. He plans to hire a lawyer for tax trial postponement while detailing his writing career and potential film adaptation. Cohens brothers Anthony and Joseph Stassi also freed on $1,000 bail for charges tied to Cohen.
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Maurice J. Downing
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Peles
Batle
Manhattan
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Prise
Joseph
Pambling
Casind
Havana
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Marlon Brandol
Cyclist Killed in Car Crash at Walnut and Bixby
A 20-year-old motorcyclist identified as Clash of 1867 Atlantic Ave died from injuries sustained Friday night after his bike collided with a car at Walnut Avenue and Bixby Road. He died at Memorial Hospital at 9 30 p.m. The other vehicle was driven by Betty Jean Cloud, 33, of Alamitos Avenue. Police say the westbound rider crashed into the car as it turned onto Walnut, marking the 32nd traffic fatality in Long Beach that year.
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Atlantic Ave
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Downtown Long Beach Association Launches Breakfast Membership Drive
Downtown Long Beach Associates will launch a membership drive Tuesday at 8 am with breakfast at the Sears employees cafeteria. The Captain's Club annual drive promotes downtown business. 108 new members signed last year.
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Sears
Captain’s Club
China Offers Aid to Lumumba Government But Not Troops
Leopoldville reports Communist China offered Patrice Lumumba's government 2.8 million dollars in direct aid while rejecting a request for volunteer troops. Mobutu noted Chou En-lai sent a letter about aid and transport needs, with China studying the request. The army chief’s arrest and Gizenga’s role are mentioned in the surrounding lobbying and reaction.
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Congo Army Chhef
Joseph Mobutu
Lumumba
Katanga
Chou En-lai
Moise Tshombe
Antoine Gil Lo
Izenga
Mobutu
Sinier
Congo
Africa
Chou
jGizenga
United Nations
Fogless Weekend Promises Safe Boating for Area Lovers
The Weather Bureau forecasts no fog but low cloudiness late Friday, promising one of the first fog free weekends for pleasure boaters. Calm seas and a 75 degree temperature are planned, easing travel for small boats previously confined to harbors and reducing headaches for larger ships.
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Nixon Kennedy Talk on TV Again Friday
Nixon and Senator Kennedy will appear Friday at 7 30 p m on all major networks for an hour long Washington origin program. NBC will produce the second of four debates with Frank McGee moderating and a panel including Morgan Niven Levy Spivak. Mutual will carry the program on radio.
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