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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1959

Page

2

Donald M. Nelson FDR Aide Dies in Los Angeles

Donald M. Nelson 70 longtime executive and head of the War Production Board during World War II died at Good Samaritan Hospital in Los Angeles after a stroke. Nelson rose from newsboy to Sears Roebuck executive and led wartime production until 1944 then served as presidential representative to foreign governments. He was married five times, most recently Lena in February.

Los Angeles UPI Donald M. Nelson Newsboy War Production Board Good Samaritan Hospital Nelson Lena Nelons Franklin D. Roosevelt Ll Tte Sears, Roebuck and Co Society of Independent Bellow Picture Producers General Merchandise Office General Electro - Chemical Research Co. of New York Hanai Sears Rotbuck The

U.N. Reds Walk Out in Tibet Dispute

In the United Nations General Assembly a mass Soviet bloc walkout interrupted a Tibet debate as T. F. Tsiang of Nationalist China urged inquiry into alleged Tibetan atrocities. Ireland and Malaya pressed to bring the issue to full Assembly debate, with support from the United States, while the Steering Committee was to consider the request for a formal discussion.

United Nations N.Y. SA U.N. General Assembly China T. F. Tsiang Free China Tibet Tsiang Assembly Ireland Malaya Strengght United States

Governor Brown Names New Legislative Secretary

Gov. Edmund G. Brown appointed Los Angeles attorney Alexander H. Pope as legislative secretary on his personal staff. Pope, 30, will replace Julian Beck, who Brown previously named to the Los Angeles County Superior Court bench.

Sacramento UPI Edmund G. Brown Los Angeles Alexander H. Pope Pope Julian Beck Brown Los Angeles County

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