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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1956
Page
12
South Korean police announced the arrest of five men accused of supplying army information to the North. Police seek 15 more believed in the same spy ring. The five also allegedly shipped petroleum products and medicines to North Korea and Communist China by boat.
Police traced a Queens call about the Weinberger case where two men, a long term resident and a drug salesman, claimed to seek cops’ attention. A note demanding 2000 dollars appeared at the Weinberg home after their baby was kidnapped. A later call raised demands to 5000 dollars with a claim the child was alive. No word from the kidnapper since.
Harbor board weighs leasing Pier E to the Navy in exchange for a $15,000 annual rent, with critics arguing the cost of upgrades and maintenance far outweighs the benefit. Some officials urge delaying action amid broader city projects and budget strains.
July Reader's Digest highlights a tragic issue of thousands of children born to American servicemen abroad. The piece urges recognition and action by the government and promotes the July issue with 42 condensed articles.
Gettysburg report says in 1947 Army planes flew low over a Medina fox farm startling 27 pregnant foxes into miscarriages. President Eisenhower signed legislation awarding the Kelmoor fox and fur farm 514,140 dollars for the loss.
Fragmented report describes Republican convention plans behind the Dick Nixon ticket with Sheriff Chester Crittenden and Bob Alberty killed in a gun duel after a convoluted string of statements. Investigators test pistols and consider the August 20 convention schedules in San Francisco as details remain unsettled.
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