White House responds to McCarthy political war clash
In Washington, Senator McCarthy attacked President Eisenhower over communism policy. The White House released statements defending administration actions while McCarthy faces Senate censure. Press secretary James C. Hagerty referred reporters to Eisenhower’s prior remarks on freeing imprisoned U S citizens and rejecting a blockade of China. McCarthy called the disclosure effort a temporary swan song as he heads the investigations panel.
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Supervisors Push Long Beach County Court House Plan
A joint resolution by Supervisors Burton W. Chace and Herbert C. Logg urges rapid construction of a county courthouse in Long Beach. It calls for purchasing a site on Ocean Avenue near Magnolia and Chestnut, engaging architects Wing and Huesel, and starting plans. The measure notes 950000 dollars in the county fund for the purchase.
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Where to Find It Section Locator
A concise index lists sections and page designations for the newspaper. It shows follow up references across B-1 A-17 and multiple pages including sports and obituaries. The list helps readers locate classifieds comics editorial financial obituaries and weather across designated pages.
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Mitchell Opposes Right to Work Laws
Secretary of Labor James P. Mitchell declared against state right to work statutes that ban union membership as a condition of employment. He called the laws failure to create jobs and harmful to free bargaining, urging further review by states and noting Taft-Hartley guidance. He warned they erode union security and weaken labor, contrasting with union campaigns to repeal or curb such laws.
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Eisenhower Hosts 19 at Stag Dinner
President Eisenhower entertained Monday night at a stag dinner for 19 guests. Invited were Welton Bocknt, Los Angeles architect. Dr. Milton S. Eisenhower, president of Pennsylvania State University. J. Earl Endacott, executive director of the Eisenhower Foundation. Emmett S. Graham, secretary of the foundation. Sam R. Heller of Abilene, president of the foundation. Dr. Gabriel Hauge, administrative assistant to the President. and Marion L. Z. Lambert of St Louis, executive of the A and P Corp.
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New Tie-up Hits Ships in Harbor
Long Beach Harbor faced renewed disruption as a second tie up followed a CIO settlement at 2 30 a m today. ILWU Local president William Lawrence announced a hour stop work session in Wilmington while PMA related radio operators struck over wages and conditions. Washington and President Monroe led ships heading to sea as PMA ships resumed operations.
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Pro American Hatoyama Faces Uphill Japan Leadership Shifts
Tokyo reports Prime Minister Shigeru Yoshida resignation amid broad opposition. His likely successor Ichiro Hatoyama, a conservative pro American, favors closer ties with Russia and China within a Western framework. Diet to vote on a new leader this week as coalition support wavers and stock markets rally on the change.
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Whittier Woman Found Dead After Love Tragedy
The body of Lila J. Shumate, 30, of 920 Rose Ave., was found in her parked car near Whittier College. Preliminary reports indicate suicide by sleeping pills after a rejected romance with a wealthy Whittier man. The note she began to write expressed deep regret as investigators piece together her disappearance since Saturday morning.
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Kiss-and-Sell Magazine Peddler Faces Complaint
A tall persistent magazine salesman pressured Jeanne Riley, 17, at her Cherry Avenue apartment, tried to kiss her, demanded $12 for magazines, and claimed a state law prevented returning the receipt. She paid, then reported him to police to discuss trespassing and related state laws.
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Calgary Hangar Fire Destroys 23 Planes At Airport
A major fire at Calgary's municipal airport destroyed a one story hangar housing 23 planes and aircraft from local firms and oil companies. Flames began before 9 pm and fully engulfed the 300 by 100 foot structure within ten minutes. Royal Canadian Air Force personnel battled the blaze and were treated for smoke exposure.
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Thousands Homeless after Trinidad Island Quakes
A weekend sequence of earthquakes on the West Indian island of Trinidad left at least one dead and thousands homeless. More than 100 tremors were recorded in 48 hours, with more quakes anticipated. Authorities reported injuries and damage across multiple communities.
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Canada to Withdraw Troops From Korea
Ottawa expects to withdraw the last remaining Canadian troops from Korea early next year. Canada currently maintains part of the 25th Infantry Brigade on the Asian peninsula as the armistice period winds down.
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Man Injured by Nail Gun Accident in England
Shoeburyness resident John Waller, 39, accidentally shot himself in the stomach when a nail gun misfired while fastening window drapes. The 10 inch nail passed through his stomach and lodged in his back. he is listed in fair condition at a hospital.
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