State seeks injunction to tie up Long Beach tidelands oil funds
California Attorney General Edmund G. Brown sought a preliminary injunction in Los Angeles to impound about 100 million dollars of Long Beach tidelands oil revenues. The move aims to protect the state’s share from the Malon Supreme Court ruling while preserving funds for city needs. The dispute centers on which city funds would hold the money and whether the injunction would cripple the Harbor Department.
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Fog halts Long Beach travel and clears at dawn
Zero zero fog blanketed the Long Beach area Tuesday night. Long Beach Municipal Airport reported zero visibility from 6:58 p.m. to 7 a.m., with some roads and the Los Angeles area seeing near-zero conditions. Air traffic diverted to Burbank, ships slowed in harbor, and pilots used radar to move vessels. The Weather Bureau expected gradual clearing by early afternoon, with fog returning that night.
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Port Leader Frosty Martin Dies at 82 in Long Beach
W. R. Frosty Martin, longtime Port of Long Beach board member and former president, died at 9:30 am in St. Marys Hospital. The 82-year-old civic leader resided at 217 Termino Ave and had been ill for a week. Funeral will be 12:30 pm Friday at Morrells and Peck Mortuary. Martin founded Martin-Decker Corp, makers of oil well instruments, and guided the port through its early development.
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Dulles Heads to Paris for NATO Talks
Secretary of State Dulles arrives at Eureux France with ambassadors and officials for high level NATO discussions. He joins Charles E. Wilson and George Humphrey as part of the American delegation amid a Paris airport strike and planned talks with foreign ministers.
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Pair Lost Under Tons of Earth in Fort Smith Pit Collapse
Rescue crews labored through Tuesday into Wednesday seeking two men buried after a pit cave in twice within hours. Fireman Lee Sivley and construction worker Donald Davis are believed dead as efforts to free them and others continued amid shifting debris and collapsing walls.
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Soviet Vetoes Warn Allied Nations At UN
Washington reports the United States denounces Russia for vetoing 15 new UN member applications including Mongolia and for labeling Nationalist China a satellite. State Department urged that Moscow push a broad admission while Soviets seek an emergency Security Council meeting.
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Jail Trucker Charged After Auto Attack on Officer
In Los Angeles Say M Grisanti an express truck driver is jailed on suspicion of assault with an automobile. Officer Donald Ann Gerson reports Grisanti drove at him after a ticket, leaped into the truck, and was wrestled down with a passerby’s help. Grisanti claimed prior citations and warned license loss if another violation occurred.
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Cockpit Canopy Kills Worker in Jet Fighter Incident
Palm wave worker Lech Smith, 31, of Palm tale died when a canopy snapped shut during night duty on a jet fighter. Sheriff's deputies reported the canopy, operated by 1,200 pounds of air pressure, likely closed from a seawary cause while he was bending over the cockpit.
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Genius 10 year old Billy Soon proves ace brain in Long Beach schools
Ten-year-old Billy Soon, youngest eighth grade pupil in Long Beach public junior high schools, scores high on IQ tests at 143 while maintaining straight A grades in most classes and excelling in math. Teachers note his advanced calculation ability, though he struggles with physical lockers. He reads about eight books weekly and favors science and chemistry.
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Battles Over Defense Budget and Tax Cuts Loom in Congress
Eisenhower seeks a large defense boost including bombers interceptors and missiles. Republicans and Democrats back the defense plan but face a fight over tax cuts proposed by Senate leader Lyndon Johnson. House Speaker Rayburn warns more taxes may be needed while balancing the budget remains uncertain for the new fiscal year. The briefing signals forthcoming battles in Congress.
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President Takes It Easy at Farm in Gettysburg
President and Mrs. Eisenhower relaxed at their farm home in Gettysburg Pa as he follows medical advice to rest. He canceled appointments and planned a quiet day after returning from Washington where he met congressional leaders. He flew to Gettysburg, marking his first post illness trip by air.
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Sharp Wyoming quake rattles Lander residents
A sharp earthquake struck Lander Wyoming Tuesday causing jars and swaying trees with no damage reported. About 3,849 residents were in the area near the Wind River Mountains where a loud roar accompanied the tremor in the forenoon.
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