Adventists Mark 50th Anniversary in Long Beach
Reinhold R. Bietz of Glendale told about 1000 Adventists at the 50th anniversary of the Long Beach Seventh-day Adventist Church at 3rd Street and Bonito Avenue that the church prospers by truth and righteousness. He noted the church's reach of 16,000 members and 120 pastors and urged moral transformation through truth.
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Ras
Reinhold R. Bietz
Glendale
Southern California
Seventh-day Adventist Church
Long Beach
3Rd St
Bonito Ave
Bietz
Biets
Church of the First Conetory
Cree Sandelay
Adventist Schonl
Orcean Ave
del Amo Blvd
Woman 75 Hurt in Multi-Vehicle Collision
A 75 year old woman, Katherine B. Long of 1012 Fries Ave Wilmington, is in critical condition after a collision at the Pacific Coast Freeway and Cota Street. Eight people were injured and transported to Seaside Hospital and other facilities. Police reported drivers Dorothy M. Roberts and others involved, with several passengers treated and released.
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Seaside
Katherine BP
Long
Fries Ave
Wilmington
Pacific Coast
Cota St. Akal
Mt. Mdny
Torothy M. Toberts
Tagcan Ave
Wiemington
Aviven Wwe
Apple
Doaw
Levitan
Qessenger
Theo Parients
Mazet Whedler
Nise
Lot
Dries Avion Wilk
Queer of Angels Hospital
Los Angeles
Serias
Ammesh
Polien
Apolo
Tanald
Oresan Ave
Etter Tor
Benlen
Orange Awe
Maine
Watler van Son
Feeny
Sahn FE Birsy
Wrielay
van Srun
Chery Ave
Warde Jew Ad
Birks
Tong Tach General Hospital
Tarmond H. Calkins
TT St
Aorayo
Atlantic Ave
Hill
AL Seaside Hospital
Inate Ave
Honeymoon on Wheels in Tavern Wedding
Los Angeles AP reports Bill Murphy and Carol Stenford plan to wed today in George Lang’s tavern where they met on Murphy’s motorcycle. The couple, both in their early 30s, will be married on two motorcycles with Carmen Svoho as maid of honor and Sampson as best man. They intend a motorcycle honeymoon and return to normal life afterward.
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Los Angeles
George
Bill Murphy
Bill
Carol Stenford
Mar
Murphy
George Lang
2 Hartender
Cupid
Jang
Stanford
Carmen Svoho
Bn Lane
Sampson
Eisenhower Names Podge to Lead Foreign Aid Policy Council
President Eisenhower appoints Joseph M Podge former budget director to lead a new council on foreign economic policy. The aim is to sharpen focus across departments and streamline a complex federal setup. Dodge, a Detroit banker, will study Asia and recommend ways to use economic strength against communism.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Joseph M. Podge
Nudget
Rouge 9
Howlyn
Council On Foreign Economic Policy
Marray Snyder
White House
Council
Lin
Dodge
Detroit Banker
United States
Police Fire 11 Shots Nab Burglary Suspect
Los Angeles detectives pursued a burglary suspect Friday night after he smashed a plate glass window at Ace Finance Co. Officers cornered the man, Arthur Lopez Carasco, about 25, near Ven Boulevard and Hope Street after a crash into two parked cars. He was booked on suspicion of attempted burglary.
CIO Leaders Travel to Mexico City on goodwill mission
Los Angeles producers report CIO leaders headed for Mexico City for a three day goodwill visit after a week long convention. Walter Reuther and ten CIO officers, all reelected, will meet Mexican labor leaders and call on President Adolfo Ruiz Cortines during the official visit.
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Los Angeles
CIO
Mexico
Walter Reuther
Mexico City
Veenter
Adolfo Ruiz Cortines
Three UNESCO staff suspended over loyalty quiz case
In Montevideo UNESCO announced three of eight American staff members were suspended after refusing to answer loyalty questions at last summer's quiz. Four others with expiring contracts remain paid and pending rehiring, while a review continues. The director general cited concerns over integrity but did not disclose names or details.
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Montevideo
Uruguay
Boal Bele
Jeaye
H. Evans
Steffer
Unesco
Evans
Congress
Iinth General Conference
Freighter SS Korean Bear Launched in San Francisco
The 22,560-ton freighter SS Korean Bear, valued at 10,060,000 dollars, was launched today in San Francisco as part of a revitalized U.S. Merchant Marine effort.
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S. F. San
Van Fleet Breaks With McCarthy Over Eisenhower Attack
General James A. Van Fleet renounces support for Senator McCarthy after McCarthy’s criticism of President Eisenhower. Van Fleet, a former commander of the Eighth Army, calls McCarthy’s rhetoric insulting and blistering and says he cannot back attacks on the President. He had been a committee member in the drive against McCarthy with 10 million signatures backing the effort.
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Auburndale
Fla. Vic
James A. van Fleet
Joseph McCarthy
Wisconsin
Eisenhower
van Fleet
McCarthy
The
Senate
United States
van Vivet
8Th Army
Kores
George E.' Stratemeyer
Winter Park
Pls
Pst East Air Force
Washington
China
City acts to set aside annexation barriers
City Atty. Walnfred Jacobson served notice of a motion to vacate a court order blocking eight South Lakewood annexations near Long Beach. Hearing set for Dec 20 before Judge Arnold Praeger. If granted, it would clear the way for Increment 107 and possibly end disputes over six further South Lakewood annexations.
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Long Beach
Lakewood
Walnfred Jacobson
Atle
Arnold
Atty
John Todd
Plinffs
Brounis
South Lakewood
Los Angeles
Arnold Praeger
An- Arnold
Board of Supervisors
District Court of Appeals
Praeger
District Court of Appeal
Jess
Allergic Boy Hides From Yule Effects
Mrs fiarrison describes her son Scott's Christmas allergies to evergreen decorations and Santa outfits. His reactions include wheezing, hives, and asthma, triggered by evergreens and Christmas candy as the Easter season looms. Doctors note seasonal allergies are common and vary in type.
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Scott
Wrapped Car Plates Trigger Bank Robbery Probe
A man told police he saw a motorist wrap paper around a license plate at a parked car, then reappear, tear the sheet free, and drive off. Witness Lowell Lagrone identified the suspect as an unemployed inspector, with bank records suggesting a robbery at Citizens National Bank on Broadway. An officer noted cash and a pistol involved, with $750 found hidden in a boot in the suspect’s home.
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US Angeles
Lowell Lagrone
Lagrone
Citizens National Bank
Broadway
Sali Manuel Candelaria
Ida Holland
Candelaria
Ike May Change Voting Residence to Gettysburg
The article reports President Eisenhower and his wife possibly moving voting residence to Gettysburg Pa while staying at their farm near Thurmont. It notes inquiries to Gettysburg about hours and access as officials discuss residency for voting and residence details.
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Thurmont
Gettysburs
New York
Gettysburg
Eisenhower
Adams County Court
Pennsylvania
Washington
New York City
Columbia University
Mu Battlefield
State boards set first come basis for college admissions
Sacramento reports state schools to admit the first qualified applicants until facilities and instructors meet capacity. The State Board of Education adopted emergency rules limiting enrollment to match available space for 50 semester periods of work. New entrance standards demand high grades and top test scores to curb overcrowding.
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Sacramento
Emall
Roy S
State Board of Education
Bante Aas
Expert Dr Sheppard set to challenge autopsy findings
During the trial the defense plans to use Dr. Sheppard as an expert to question the autopsy performed on Marilyn Sheppard. Corrigan indicated he will press about methods and thoroughness, aiming to expose possible negligence and raise doubts about the autopsy conclusions.
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Sheppard
Waeaween
Paete
Corrigan
William J
Sam
Inda
Face
Adelson
Truman to Speak in Philly Monday at $70 Dinner
Former President Truman will speak at a dinner in Philadelphia Monday night to benefit the Truman Memorial Library. The event, postponed from last June, marks Truman's 70th birthday anniversary and was originally set for observance.
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Kansas
Truman
Japanese Immigrants Sail to Brazil Under Government Plan
A group of 101 more Japanese families, totaling 657 people, will depart Kobe on December 22 under a government resettlement program. This sixth convoy will settle on farms in Brazil as part of Latin American colonization efforts.
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Kobe
Japan
South America
Brazil
Dismiss Taxi Suit Against Lakewood
Superior Judge Beach Vasey today dismissed a suit by two Lakewood Village taxi operators against the City of Lakewood. Gar land A. and Marion M. Christie sought to compel the city to grant licenses for operations within the city limits. City Attorney John Koda moved for dismissal, contending the plaintiffs failed to show the city acted arbitrarily or capriciously.
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Beach Vasey
Lakewood Village
Lakewwood
Garland A
Marion M. Christie
Lakewood
John Koda
Atty
Boss Bige- Now
Hatoyama Government Pledges U S Friendship and Trade Focus
Japan’s new government under Prime Minister Hatoyama vowed continued noncommunist alliance with the United States and others as a priority while delaying heavy trade expansion with Russia and China. Foreign Minister Shigemitsu called for normalizing relations with Moscow and Beijing without harming core collaborations.
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Tokyo
Japan
United States
Russia
China
Mamoru Shigemitsu
Ister
Ichiro Hatoyama
Shigemitsu
Hatoyama
Reds
Shigeru Yoshida
Yoshida
Bribe Data Unfolds in Politically Charged Liquor Scandal
In San Diego authorities report three new informants in a liquor license bribery case linked to Mayor Mcense violations and State board campaign finance. Don Keller says Don Bernard P. Calhoun of the Southern California Spirits Foundation will testify next week as the grand jury reviews about 500000 in checks and payoffs to groups and officials.
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Mcense
Campaign Sunis
State Equalization Board
William G. Bonelli
Foundation
Te Foundation
National Democratic Club
Govenight Dinner Committee
Los Angeles
John R. Quinn
Fred An. Howser
Monsoon Rains Lash Malaya Hurting Millions and Homeless
Dispatch reports from Kuala Lumpur say monsoon floods hit Singapore and Malaya for a third day, killing at least two and causing millions in damage. More than 3,000 people are homeless in Singapore, with half of Malaya’s 50,000 square miles and nearly two million residents affected by the floodwaters.
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Singapore
Byajaya
Kuala Lumpur
Malaya
Local notices from California newspaper page
A damaged OCR fragment lists a California city section with postal and circulation notes. It references a Sunday edition, street names, and an audit bureau line, but specifics are unreadable. The text appears to be a public notice or boilerplate listing related to mail or circulation records.
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Shelby Instrument
Mognolle
Armi Kuusela Hilario
San Francisco
Virgilio Hilario
Virgilia
Ramon Magsaysay
Philippines
Canada
London
Finland
AP Wireshoto
Dodge Aid
Tay
M'Carthy
Ike
Getttysburg
Donna Schrack
Donna
Lexington
Neb
San Diego
Simpson
Kine
Sens
Gow Simpson
Philly
Heartwell Buildings
Pine Avenue
California
Jay Albert Robinson
CPA
Taving Weinberger
C.P.A
Daldon
Haliis
Cer
Santa Ana Freeway
Firestone Blvd
Norwalk
Valley View
Miller St
le Palma Ava
Buena Park
U.S
Press-Telegram
Atne Street
Line Avenue
Jenew
Imperial
Firestone, Downey
Calif
E. Firestone
Downey Toper
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