Navy Says Reds Have IRBM Defense Ready
The Navy confirmed Russia possesses 1,500 mile intermediate range ballistic missiles and hydrogen warheads but outlined U S countermeasures. Capt H E Miller described U S carriers planes and missiles capable of striking Russian sites and submarines blocking access from western seas as officials pushed to speed Polaris development.
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Warns Parents on Child Tonics
The American Academy of Pediatrics warned against giving children growth-promoting vitamins to make them "super normal." The nutrition committee led by Dr Harry A. Walsman of the University of Wisconsin said vitamins do not stimulate growth. Parents anxious to aid development pressure doctors for body-building tonics.
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State Department Rejects Nehru Remark as Unwarranted
The U S State Department on Tuesday called Indian Prime Minister Nehrus remark comparing U S troops in Japan and Korea with Russian troops in Hungary totally unwarranted. The statement sparked diplomatic friction and drew swift official rebuke in Washington.
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Building Permits and Additions Noted in City Ledger
City ledger lists multiple building permits and planned additions including Oh Co service station near Long Beach and a 190 Linden project. Names such as Kate Wright, Hassan Terrain Control, and engineers from Arg., with project costs like 9500 and 15006, appear among various contractor and contractor notes.
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Es Anaheim
Faubus Defends Charge of Soldiers at Central High
Gov. Orval Faubus insists troops invaded the girls washroom to enforce a federal integration order at Central High School, amid Army demands for specifics. Secretary Brucker says Faubus must prove his allegations or face charges of slandering U.S. troops. A 16-year-old student notes possible exaggeration, saying soldiers did not enter dressing rooms. troops escorted Negro girls to a stairway to avoid incidents.
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Governor urges White House on Maywood Air Depot plan
Governor Goodwin J Knight urged President Eisenhower to personally review the proposed closing of the Maywood Air Force Supply Depot. In a dated letter, Knight asked for a prompt impartial investigation, warning that closure would disrupt California’s economy and harm loyal, efficient workers. He cited the depot’s central role in local aerospace and defense industries and noted protests and petitions prompting his action.
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Casbah Blast Kills Five in Algiers Fire
Paratroopers sweep Casbah after an explosion Tuesday killed five and destroyed three houses. Authorities search for rebel weapons as rescue teams rush victims to nearby clinics. The blast raises security concerns in the Algiers district amid ongoing unrest.
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Pearl Harbor rescuer thanked by doctor in Long Beach
A retired Navy medical officer Dr. Fred M. Rohan 66 of 316 Roycroft Ave met William S. Thomas now a retired chief warrant officer in San Diego on Sunday. Rohan credited Thomas with pulling him into a boat after a Japanese bomb blew him from the battleship Oklahoma during the Pearl Harbor attack more than 15 years ago.
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Navy Plans to Launch Small Satellite Soon Revealed
Washington confirms Navy intends to launch a small four pound satellite soon as part of a space program led by Rear Adm. Bennett. The test globe carries radio transmitters and will precede a full sized 21 pound satellite planned for next spring to serve as a flying laboratory.
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Ghana minister recounts restaurant bias in New York incident
Gbedemah, Ghana's finance minister, says he was hustled from a New York restaurant on March 4 during a visit for Ghana's independence. He reports being refused entry to serve a row of orange juice, and notes the manager's insistence that colored people are not allowed in. Gbedemah left quietly, vowing the incident would not end without further action. Nixon had dined at Dover and later invited Ghana's leader to visit.
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Flu Hits and One Dead in San Bernardino County
A San Bernardino Valley College student, Robert Fins, 20, died Monday at Fontans Hospital after flu like illness, with autopsy attributing death to pneumonia. Health officials note Asian flu cases in the area and high illness absences in local schools as experts warn 20 to 25 percent of the U.S. could be affected soon.
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Putney Haight, Retired Editor, Dies at 81
New Port Beach California editor and newsman Putney Haight died after a heart attack Monday night at Hoagh Hospital. He was 81. Haight spent 65 years in journalism, retired to San Clemente, and earlier served 25 years at the Chicago Tribune as auto editor.
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Absentee Ballots To Decide Palos Verdes School Unification
Unofficial results show 2,709 votes in favor and 2,785 opposed on a plan to unify Palos Verdes Elementary with a high school district. Absentee ballots counted next week could change the outcome in the third such effort since 1952 and a move to join the Los Angeles City School System.
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Vienna demands return of 2,000 Hungarian teens
Vienna on Tuesday sent Austria a note demanding the return of about 2,000 Hungarian teenagers who fled during and after the fall revolution. The move comes amid post revolution tensions and regional refugee concerns.
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Inez C. Marty Dies at 67 Retired Chiropractor Leader
Dr. Inez C. Marty a retired chiropractor and church leader died Monday at her home 267 Bennett Ave She led the Christian Women’s Fellowship of East Side Christian Church She is survived by husband Howard daughter Barbara Farnum sons Roger Nelson and Standish Farnum sister Bernice Parshley and brother Ned A Nichols Funeral arrangements are pending at Holton and San Mortuary
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U S Kills Tax Lien Against Gambler Primm
Internal Revenue Service canceled a tax lien filed against Reno gambler Ernest Primm on Tuesday without explanation. Primm also has an interest in legal poker parlors in Gardena California.
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First Egyptian liner calls at Marseille since Suez invasion
The Egyptian ship Nefertiti arrived in Marseille from Alexandria becoming the first Egyptian passenger liner to dock at a French port since the Suez invasion a year earlier.
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