Dulles Sees Berlin Talks As Gains For U S Policy
In a half hour nationwide radio television speech Dulles claimed the Berlin talks yielded two key gains for U S policy. He said Molotov was forced to reveal Russia's hand and then made a late concession. He argued the Geneva plan implies no recognition and that the Korean peace conference composition matched U S proposals.
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Civil Service Head Backs Pay Changes
Washington. Philip Young, chairman of the Civil Service Commission, urged Congress to correct pay inequities for federal workers but opposed across the board raises. He backed Eisenhower’s proposals, including 500,000 post office reclassifications and 4,000,000 civil service scale changes aimed at middle and top brackets, plus unemployment, insurance, and retirement coordination with Social Security.
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Last of Mrs Stengel s Stolen Furs Returned
Los Angeles police received a package Wednesday containing a $5000 mink coat belonging to Edna Stengel wife of Casey Stengel. The postmark was blurred but showed it was sent from California. A $12,000 mink coat a $550 sable store and a suitcase were recovered last week in Amarillo Texas with five youths arrested.
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Fire damages two apartment buildings in Washington
A blaze swept through 21S and 218 Daisy buildings injuring no one and displacing residents. An estimated 15 000 to 20 000 dollars in damage left both two story structures reduced to a skeleton. Firefighters evacuated more than 100 occupants as flames spread while residents rescued belongings and even kept track of children. In a separate note President Eisenhower announced military aid to Pakistan to bolster stability in the Middle East, with a White House letter to India’s Nehru confirming continued friendship between the nations.
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Seal Beach Sues Over Tract Dispute
Seal Beach filed a Superior Court suit seeking subdivision of 179 acres at Seal Beach or damages. The city alleges Hellman Ranch heirs and Lakewood Park Corp breached an agreement by not subdividing in exchange for removing 75 acres from the city. Property lies around Coast Highway Bolsa Ave Bay Ave and the San Gabriel River.
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Hills Asks L B Contract for Dog Housing
Signal Hill seeks Long Beach takeover of animal regulation via contract. Long Beach would assume duties from the Signal Hill shelter, which handles about 80 animals annually with one rabies case in 14 years. Terms to be negotiated. March 1 is contract expiry.
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