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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1953

Page

3

Puff Pilots Land In First All Women Transcontinental Race

Eight pilots reach Lakewood area in emblematic event as Beechcraft 35 Bonanza and Cessna 180 land with 185 to 225 horsepower. Flight covers 19 hours 50 minutes with many legs and stops across western cities. One contestant out after a crash near Palmyra, while others press toward the Wednesday finish. officials say a strong chance to win despite handicaps.

Isabelle McCrae Lemon Grove Betty McNeil la Mesa Long Beach Associated Press Edina Gardner Whyte Fort Worth Texas Lucile Wright Jamestown New York Claire San Diego Betty Lambert Winslow Aviz Albuquerque N. M Amavillo Wichita Kan Kansas City Peoria

German DP Described As Confused Falls To Death In San Francisco

Ottmar Fischer a 24 year old displaced German arrived Sunday from a village in the French zone of West Germany. Police sought to persuade him from a five story roof when he leaped across to a neighboring building and fell to the ground. Neighbors helped restrain him before he vanished on the roof. He died instantly.

San Francisco Ottmar Fischer West Germany Fischer Paul Frank

Seek Barge Man Who Shot at Boat

Police sought the operator of a barge after a rifle slug hit the bow of a 34 foot fishing cruiser named Evanno on a Sunday excursion. The barge reportedly ordered passengers to stay 700 yards away then fired. the bullet lodged in a buoy. Coast Guardsmen impounded the rifle. no one aboard was found.

Evanno Alamitos Bay Entrance Belmont Pier George H. Caillaret First St Frank and Evan Caillaret Lime Ave Gary R. Huff First St. Jean Canyon Los Angeles Peter Peterson Huntington Park

Benson OKs Emergency Credit for Drouth Area

Secretary of Agriculture Benson told the House agriculture committee the southwest drought worsens and emergency credit is needed. He noted Texas and Oklahoma areas and supported a bill led by Chairman Hope to provide various emergency relief. Benson toured disaster-designated zones with aides and praised local spirit while warning recovery will take more than a year of normal rain.

Washington Benson House Agriculture Committee Texas Oklahoma Southwest Hope R.-Kan Aids Hisenhower

Rhee Rejects U.S. Offer Ahead of New Talks

Reported developments show Rhee spurned a U.S. compromise as a new meeting was planned. Robertson met with Rhee near the presidential mansion amid a South Korean anti truce demonstration. Senators and military officials in Washington and Seoul described the talks as a key consultative effort with South Korea on terms for a truce.

Presidential Robertson America Rhee Shinn U. S Rice Washington William F. Knowland Truman Eisenhower Senate

Information Service Head Resigns Amid Health Concerns

President Eisenhower accepted the resignation of Dr. Robert L. Johnson as chief of the overseas information service. Johnson cited doctors warning strains of the post were excessive. Johnson had taken the federal assignment last February, after leaving Temple University, to lead the international information program during a reorganization effort.

Washington Eisenhower Robert L. Johnson Overseas Information Service Johnson Hisenhower Temple University Philadelphia White House Cal

Fearful Reds Strive to Quell Disorders Near Bucharest

Reports describe riots and plunder at Communist collective farms near Bucharest with the government announcing increased rations to be distributed next Saturday and through July. Western and East European dispatches note martial law rumors in Poland and leadership shifts in Hungary and East Germany signaling a softer line from communist regimes.

Bucharest Romania Poland Red Warsaw Pap West Berlin Telegrat Silesian Krakow ADN Today Berlin Hungary Matyas Rakosi Budapest Rakosi Imre Nagy

Warren Signs Bill for Road Repair

Sacramento. Gov War ren today signed legislation ap propriating 720000 for snow removal and heavy rainfall damage on county roads. Other bills signed by the governor set monthly apportionment of highway users funds to counties. court rules require a minimum days between service of an order and appearance in small claims court. UC extends use of outstanding construction equipment appropriations until June 30 1956.

Sacramento Warren Collier Yreka Small Claims Court McGee van Nuys U. C Sohneon

Crown Prince Akihito and Pope Exchange Gifts at Vatican

The Vatican audience saw Prince Akihito present two 1846 silver vases linked to Emperor Meiji, while Pope Pius XII offered a gold medal. In Saigon, two U. S. soldiers were slightly hurt during a clash involving Japanese and French forces amid Indochina negotiations. Prime Minister Nguyen Van Tam announced Vietnam’s approval of France’s plan to grant independence to Vietnam, Cambodia, and Laos.

Japan Vatican Cif Akihito Emperor Hisohito Pius XII Vatican Palace Matsuhito Meiji Akihiro Toropi U. S Saigon Indochina Bao Dai France Vietnam Cambodia Laos Viet Nam Nguyen van, Tam

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