Laos Laos crisis tied to Kremlin or Mao split
Editorial weighs who directs Laos and Indian border aggression as Khrushchev faces a U S visit. Soviets block Laos inquiry while Sobolev defends Moscow stance. Debate centers on whether Red China or the Kremlin drives aggression and whether Khrushchev can or will deplore the incidents.
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Kremlin
Mao Tse Tung
Red Chinese
Laos
State Department
Red China
Mao
Khrushchev
Sobolev
Sie
Laguna Beach’s Bearded Evangelist Draws Mixed Reactions
A portrait of Ejler Larsen nicknamed Laguna who roams the main street shouting greetings and Easter cheers. Neighbors split on his impact with officials urging restraint while readers largely back his spirited goodwill. His pilgrimages and evergreen beard spark both admiration and controversy.
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Laguna
Ejler ‘Larsen
Mr. Larsen
Mr. Laguna
Eller
Larsen
Santa Claus
Riverside
Mount Rubidoux
California Lawmaker Seeks Thorough Auto Warranty Fraud Probe
Assemblyman Thomas M. Rees announces a statewide inquiry into auto warranty insurance abuses. He cites nonpayment of claims, opaque procedures, and lack of regulation, urging strong legislation and public input. He asserts enforcement should rest with district attorneys rather than expanding bureaucratic control.
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Salhamenio
CNS
Thomas M. Rees
Beverly Jblls
Lang
California
Rees
Finance and Insurance Committee of the Assembly
State Building
Los Angeles
Finane and Insurance Committee
Town Meeting on Khrushchev Visit Prompted by Fear
Letter from PF Fox of 626 Chestnut Ave argues Khrushchev was not invited to the United States and should face the country without fanfare. He claims Khrushchev begged for permission to visit, but warns against hero worship or public welcome.
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Jet
United States
FOX
Chestnut Ave
State Department
Moscow
Molotov
John R. Deane
Washington
Wolff
Locarno
Switzerland
Western unity boosts Ike. Khrushchev gains leverage
President Eisenhower strengthens position after renewed Western unity and anti Communist advances. Khrushchev appears constrained, while Mao faces domestic strain and Asia’s disillusion with communism. Arab-West relations improve, but Nasir seeks Anglo American aid amid economic strain and Soviet entanglements.
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Kassim
Iraq
Col Gamal Abdel Nasker
Anastas Mikoyan
Renewal of trust between Ike and Russia dominates Pearson piece
Drew Pearson argues the central issue facing President Eisenhower is restoring trust between the United States and the Soviet Union to avoid war. He recalls wartime cooperation, notes Moscow kept earlier commitments, and analyzes how mistrust over Germany has repeatedly stalled East West talks since 1943.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Nikita Khrushchev
Rand
Warsaw
New Delhi
Geneva
Western Alliance
Poland
East Germany
Hungary
Harold Macmillan
Britain
China
Mao
Middle East
Stalin
Khrushchchev
Tibet
Leos
Asia
Russia
United States
Kheus
Pearson
Winston Churchill
A. William D. Leahy
Teheran
Yalta
Potsdam
Germany
Mlare
Ussr
IMS
Hitler
Allen Dues
John Foster Dulles
U. S
Switzerland
Karl Wells
Italy
Molotov
Stala
Berne
Roosevelt
England
Young Ideas Ought to Include Work
Bruce Biossat argues that many youths overvalue wage demands and entitlement. He cites a painter hiring a boy who quit after a raise request and warns society must teach youths to earn wages through effort, work habits, and responsibility.
Long Beach Faces Weather Alert As Hurricane S into SD
A tropical hurricane lingered south of San Diego prompting Weather Bureau warnings of potentially dangerous conditions for the southland as San Diego prepared for a midnight impact. Long Beach posted 102 degrees yesterday and again today as officials monitored heat and heat-related risks.
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San Diego
Weather Bureau
Long Beach
Global leaders urge end to steel strike and election call
U S president Eisenhower demands strong labor and management effort to end a record steel strike with a warning against half hearted bargaining. In Moscow Nicholas Petrulli asks to return to the United States after renouncing citizenship. In London Prime Minister Macmillan explains his October general election call citing upcoming international negotiations and public choice.
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Washington
Eisenhower
London
Harold Macmillan
Independent reenas and Ri¢der Co Pubishing Staff Mix
Fragmented OCR shows a publishing staff list with names such as Larry Cottna Dr and Eeterial Cots Maceim Epity Execute Editor M.ten EL Siete Masager Eder Marry Fotos Edteris Page Editor. Addresses include New York 687 Fifth Avenue and an office in Minneapolis 202 Sashay Tower.
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Reenas
H. Reder
Plena Carel
H. Ri¢der
Harstad
M. Hires
Asetis Publiaher Berval C. Cameras
Geni
Larry Cottna
But
LA Colts Se
M.ten EL Siete
Masager Eder Marry Fotos Edteris
Mational Advertising
Ridder Janna, Inc
Wth
New York
Penerscat
Sashay Tower
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Allied Unity
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Tucker
Drew Pearson
Ike
Nikita
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Agate
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Harris
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Police and Fire Pension Board
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the Pike
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