Firemen Aid Chest Drive in Long Beach Downtown
Long Beach fire fighters in their off duty hours solicit the downtown business district for the United Neighbors Community Chest. For the sixth year 200 firemen from the Long Beach Fire Fighters will cover the area from American Ave to Pacific Ave between Queen Blvd and Anaheim St including Pierpoint landing. They will contact over 1000 small businesses.
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Tide Turns Knowland Sees a Win in November
Sen William Knowland predicts a statewide GOP victory over Edmund Brown in November claiming confidential surveys and veteran reporters confirm a political tide favoring his campaign. In Washington, the National Institute of Mental Health reports over 16 million dollars in training grants for mental health workers this year, three million more than fiscal 1958.
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Pleasant View Soldiers Die in Auto Collision
Four Fort Campbell soldiers died in a Sunday automobile crash near Pleasant View Tennessee. The deceased were 1/C Albert E. Barrett 26 SPt William D. Tate 25 and Pvt David L. Jolliffe 20.
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