Eisenhower avoids quarrel with McCarthy at press briefing
At a crowded news conference President Eisenhower refused to engage in a personal feud with Senator McCarthy. He defended Congress's right to investigate and urged party leaders to assess the effects of McCarthy's attacks. McCarthy, in a prearranged statement, accused the President of weakness toward communism and sparked questions of a potential GOP split.
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Smog Linked to Rise in Mental Hospital Admissions
Dr. Walter Rapaport, head of California Mental Hygiene, cites fumes from automobile exhaust and smog as factors increasing mental illness. He urged reconsidering highway spending and warned about stressed motorists facing near accidents and strained lives.
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Man Lost Two Days in Deep Snow Country
PLACERVILLE Canin wei a 27 year old McClellan Air Force Base employee hospitalized with frozen feet recounted two days of trudging through deep snow in El Dorado and Amador Counties while searching for rescue. He said coyotes trailed him for 12 or 15 miles, and he slept standing in a tree hollow after disappearing Sunday while seeking a Christmas tree. Rangers found him Tuesday wandering in the snow.
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Britain backs trade in peaceful goods with Communist world
London Britain has reiterated support for maximum East West trade in peaceful goods. Reginald Maudling, economic secretary of the treasury, says the government favors expansion of trade in strategic materials with the Communist world.
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Elopement Brings Arrest to Coast Guardsman and Girl
A 16-year-old Long Beach girl and 20-year-old Coast Guardsman Jon F. Francisco were arrested after an alleged elopement and burglary spree. They allegedly drove to Las Vegas for a marriage, borrowed false ID, and rented a San Bernardino apartment for a week. They burglarized Mrs. Cora Allison’s home in Long Beach on November 18, stealing clothing and jewelry valued at 247 dollars before fleeing to Sacramento. The girl is in juvenile custody. Francisco faces statutory rape burglary and desertion charges.
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Council Approves Admiral Kidd Park Improvements
City Council on Tuesday approved plans to develop Admiral Kidd Park at 21st Street and Santa Fe Avenue. New facilities include a wading pool an activity room added to the administration building and a multi use concrete slab for volleyball basketball paddle tennis and roller skating.
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Storage Shed Burglary Nets Brass Worth $710
A thief burglarized a storage shed at 3614 Gaviota Ave and stole brass valves valued at 350 dollars and 1,200 feet of copper wire worth 36 dollars, as reported to police by Don W Hoferer. The incident occurred Tuesday.
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