Knight delays California governor race with federal option talk
Gov. Knight leaves California for an out-of-state trip amid questions about quitting the governor race to avoid a primary fight with Sen. Knowland. He says he remains a candidate to succeed himself, but notes no federal appointment offer and hints at possible Senate plans while ill and resting. Lt Gov. Powers to serve as acting governor.
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Subsidence Warning in Naples Faces Oil Producers
The Naples Improvement Association adopted a unanimous resolution warning oil producers that pumping may cause land subsidence and damage. President Joe O Sullivan said the notice will reach the City of Long Beach, Seal Beach, the State Lands Division, and private firms near the ocean front. Similar action occurred in Alamites Bay, with about 1400 Naples property owners to be asked to sign petitions in a door to door drive.
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Zhukov Fired From Soviet Presidium in Disgrace
London reports Zhukov, famed Soviet marshal Georgi Zhukov, has been fired from the ruling Presidium of the Communist Party and faces official charges. Moscow dispatches link his dismissal to hindering party work in the military and opposition to political commissars, amid rumblings of dramatic shifts tied to Khrushchev era tensions.
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White House aide tied to boycott claim sparks denials
Independent Washington Bureau reports that Robert Cutler urged an advertising boycott against a magazine for alleged security breach. White House Commerce Department officials deny the plan, while sources claim he did make the suggestion at a Hot Springs meeting of the Business Advisory Council, backed by the Commerce Department.
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Russians Run Quiet Patrols as Pacific Sub Force Grows
Admiral Felix Stump and Admiral Maurice Purts said about 95 Russian submarines are operating in Pacific waters, with 25 classed as first line modern ships. They could not confirm nuclear propulsion or missile capabilities but warned the U. S. Navy must consider possible large scale Soviet submarine power in the region.
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Boomerang Fireball Reported Over Fullerton Area
Two observers near Fullerton reported a boomerang shaped fireball seen at about 4000 feet over Anaheim. The object reportedly split into three fireballs as it moved southwest toward Long Beach, prompting multiple calls to police and a civil aeronautics alert.
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Oil Production Shifts To Man Made Naples Island
Land subsidence near the harbor area has deepened up to 25 feet, prompting Monterey Oil Co to extract oil from a man made island offshore Naples. Evidence of shifting land and offshore operations influence local coastal industry and safety considerations.
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Baltimore group touts gravity powered space craft
A Baltimore group led by Qus T. Carr claims a circular motion machine can harvest gravity to power devices and a space craft. Carr describes a energy system with a spinning battery and a “free energy circular foil” ship, though experts note he lacks formal science training.
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L A C Says Two Signals Point to Inflation Cycle
Last week released statements show the Cost of Living Index posting its smallest national rise in months while AFL-CIO pushes to soften tight money. The note suggests inflation may be near a pause, yet strong forces could reignite it, amid a stock market slide and policy debates.
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Thousands protest in Nicosia as British troops clash
In Nicosia and Famagusta thousands of Cypriot nationalists demonstrated in sympathy for Greece while British troops used clubs and near gas to disperse. Dozens were injured and at least seven hospitalized. Authorities reported two security force members with serious injuries amid riot police charges.
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Red Army Grows to 392,400 Men in Korea Amid World War II Greece Parade
North Korea says its ground forces rose from 290,000 to 392,400 since the armistice in a report by the Republic of Korea Defense Ministry. The article notes a public display with Greece's Oxi Day banners and references EOKA leader Col George Grivas urging demonstrations to press Cypriot resistance against Britain.
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McElroy Faces Critics Keeps Basic Research Funding
Washington AP Secretary of Defense Ne McElroy urged armed services to keep basic research spending at 1.7 billion dollars for the current fiscal year, despite Democratic and scientific criticism tied to Secretary Wilson’s August economy order. He ordered restoration of funds within available resources as Sputnik spurred debate. Two missile advances, Hawk and Matador, were announced as Army and Air Force disclosures amid Pentagon tensions.
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Circular Uncertainty Plans a Circular Pattern
An aged weather figure laments routine forecasts while advising an apprentice. The dialogue features circular motion metaphors and hints at grand plans to reach planets, weaving humor through inconsistencies and wordplay. The narrator insists prediction has long been attempted.
Saad Gifts Include Car Watch Robe For Dulles
During a diplomatic exchange King Saad handed out tokens of friendship to American officials. Secretary Dulles received a wrist watch an Arabian robe and a suitcase while a $3,000 car was offered to another attendee.
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