President on Search for Peace continues at Geneva
President Eisenhower pledges a tranquil life through peace and justice as he departs Washington aboard the Columbine Tit for Geneva talks. He urges Russia to honor conciliation pledges and says a successful conference with Britain and France could mark the greatest step toward peace in history.
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Asgeirsson
Geneva
MM Eisenhower
Maj
John Eisenhower
White” House
Washington
Eisenhower
Bulgenin
Hremlin
Pss
Nixon
Treasury
Humphrey
Sergei A. Strivanov
Germany
Dulles
Pension Pact Approved by U S Rubber Workers Union
The CIO United Rubber Workers Union signed a five year pension and insurance contract with U S Rubber Co covering 33 009 employees at 19 plants including Detroit Bristol Providence and Chicago and will begin wage negotiations with Firestone Cleveland Goodyear Goodrich and U S Rubber on Aug 3. The agreement opens after three years and allows reopening after two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
CIO
United Rubber Workers Union
U. S. Ruber Co
AUE
Detroit
Michihiropes Falls
Mass
Polio Cases Drop Sharply in California Region
California health officials report a 33 percent drop in polio cases over the past three months versus last year. Dr. A C Hollister cautions it is early to credit the Salk vaccine. About 338 cases were reported April to July, with 358000 children eligible for vaccination and high risk 5 to 9 year olds prioritized. State Health Director Malcolm H Merrill says at current release rates, about 95 percent of eligible children will have two shots by season end. Vaccine shipments for 31500 first and second graders will reach Northern California health officers in five counties.
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Berkeley
Heli
Malcolm H. Merrill
California
Sontra Costa
Huemboldt
del Naste
Marin
Sacramento
Taylor Says Army Ready for Any War
Taylor asserts Army readiness for any war as briefing attendees at Marine Corps Base hear generals’ assessments of Soviet bomber progress and US dominance in aircraft and missiles. Twining warns of Soviet long-range capabilities, Radford notes expanding weapons and unknowns, Lemay stresses maintaining qualitative superiority through R D and production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marine Corps
Nathan F. Twining
Air Force
Russia
Moscow
Atfim
Arthur Radford
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Radford
Soviet Union
Curtis E. Lemay
Strategic Air Command
Leimay
Lemay
Typhoon Dot Aims Kyushu After Japan Storms
Chicago attorney Nathan Gomberg testified before a Senate subcommittee on juvenile delinquency about baby adoptions. He described cases where adoptive parents from New York and other eastern cities received babies, defended his role, and claimed some transfers occurred openly. The typhoon Dot threatened Kyushu, Shikoku, and surrounding areas as it moved toward Japan’s southern islands.
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Tokyo
Japan
Kyushu
Central Meteorological Observatory
Mmain Island
Iwo Jima
Shikoku
Jamother
Pan
Dole
Ernest A. Miter
Subcommittee
Gomberg
New York
Chicago
Dot
South
Honshu
Fiemed
Riage
Gormberg
Gombers
City Council Approves 23.7 Million Budget Plan
Long Beach council members approve general municipal appropriations totaling 23 721 563 for the upcoming fiscal year. Adjustments raise salaries about 1 percent and add funds for a potential oil revenue, with special projects set at 3 600 705 if income materializes. Final budget actions and ordinance readings slated for next week.
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Samuel E. Vickers
Gensral
Finance Dept
Vickers
Police Dept
Public Service
Fire Dept
Fred S. Dean
Long Beach Pageant, Inc
Dean
Los Angeles Mayor Threatened by Phone Call
A special guard was assigned to Mayor Norris Poulson after a telephoned threat. Detective McEvoy reported the caller, Gale Palmer, said he would kill the mayor. The call was likely from a crank, and authority stressed the threat had no link to the transit strike.
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Los Angles PA
Norris Poulson
Det
D. A. Medyvoy
Poulson
Gale Palmer
McEvoy
Pouloi
Senator opposes limits on frozen tuna imports from Japan
Senator Neuberger of Oregon argues against restricting tuna imports from Japan calling such action contrary to sound trade principles. He notes that buying Japanese tuna supports dollars for grain and timber and preserves employment in canneries and related industries. Hoover Jr states comprehensive trade policy, not slicing specific sectors, should govern imports.
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Washington
Sen
Neuberger
D-Ore
Japan
Herbert C. Hoesver Jr
Columbia River Packers Assn
Fortuna Cau Ght
Pacific
Hoover
Cool Showers Bring Relief to Much of Baked Nation
A cool front swept across the nation bringing relief from several days of extreme heat. Heavy rainfall fell in parts of Upstate New York with Utica 7.1 inches, Syracuse 2.01, and Rome 3.48 inches. Other areas reported substantial totals including St. Marie Michigan and Green Bay Wisconsin, while the Weather Bureau noted showers or thunderstorms in Texas Oklahoma Arkansas and the Great Lakes region. Low temperatures ranged from the 50s to the 80s, with the warmest reading 89 at Thermal California and the coldest 34 at Fraser California.
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Jing
Upstate
New York
Utica
Syracuse
Rome
St. Ste. Marie
Mich
Dodge City
Kaw
Nashville
Green Bay
Wis
Chicago
Texas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Great Lakes
Nation
Ohio Walkley
Mississippi Valley
Mississippi
New England
Thermal
Calif
Fraser, Calo
Nationalists Grant Asylum for Russians Aboard Tuapse
Nationalists granted political asylum to 20 of the 43 crewmen of the Soviet tanker Tuapse, seized June 23, 1954. The remaining sailors were being repatriated to Russia with French government help. All men were Russians seeking freedom from Communist rule on humanitarian grounds.
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Efurnd
Formesa
Russia
Orient Express Derailed in French Tunnel Injuring Twenty
Paris update reports the Sinplon Orient Express derailed in a tunnel near Warbois in eastern France. Several cars collided with a wildcat locomotive, injuring around twenty passengers according to the French News Agency.
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Paris
wArbois
France
Tone
Doctor Wins Court Ruling in Nixon Deal
Dr. Phil Hansen of Long Beach wins a court ruling over the purchase of a nursery from Hugh H. Nixon uncle of Vice President Nixon. Superior Judge Roger A. Platt orders Nixon to credit Hansen $10,000 toward a $37,000 purchase price and blocks foreclosure on a $17,000 balance. The case centers on whether the $10,000 was part of escrow for a $37,000 price or a $47,000 down payment.
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Hugh H. Nixon
Richard M. Nixon
Phil Hansen
Long Beach
Roger A. Platt
Nixon
Dr. Hansen
Woodruff Ave
Dr.Hansen
Gas Line Explodes Southwest Of Lufkin
A rupture in a 16 inch natural gas line southwest of Lufkin Texas stirred a huge dust cloud and created a roar audible up to five miles away. About 40 to 50 feet of pipe were involved in the blast. No injuries are reported in the fragment.
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Lufkin
Tex
Here
Geneva Summit Talks Seen Focusing On Procedure and Peace
The four powers plan Geneva talks mainly on procedure and methods as a groundwork for stable peace. Leaders expect six more days of discussions with potential future meetings on disarmament European security and Germany unification. Western foreign ministers finished Paris prep talks and head to Geneva, with the program to be reviewed by the three Western leaders.
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ISIX
Bulganin
Geneva
Eisenhower
Congress
Fisenhower
Paris
Boy Stows Trans World Airways Flight From St Louis
A 12 year old, identifying as William Davis of Berkeley Missouri, rode a TWA Constellation from St Louis to Los Angeles. The boy, in torn jeans, gave conflicting tales of how he ended up aboard and was detained by Los Angeles juvenile authorities for return to his home. He boarded with no ticket and claimed he wanted a ride.
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Los Angeles
Trans World Airlines
St. Louis
Sies Clea
International
William Davis
Berkeley
Wiliam
California
St. Luis
Vel
Leroy Watts
TWA
Kansas City
William
Witness disputes Bridges affiliations in fraud trial
San Francisco longshoreman Herbert Mann testified as a defense witness that he did not think Harry Bridges was suitable material for the Communist Party. Mann contradicted a government witness's claim Bridges advocated joining the party and said he did not recall a party meeting in January 1954. The trial paused as Bridges prepared to travel to Washington to testify before a House committee.
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San Francisco
Ipi
Harry Bridges
Herbert Mann
Bries
Mann
U. S
Bridges
John Schomaker
Jinn
Washington
House Committee On Marine and Maritime
Secretary Wilson Admits Age Slows Him Down
Sec Wilson, approaching his birthday, acknowledges aging limits his golf and play. He cites rib injuries from a July aquaplane mishap in Michigan as a reason he cannot perform as before. He told reporters he must accept his age.
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Wilson
Quantico
Couidn
Michigan
Driver Killed in Freeway Pillar Crash
Joe Schaff, 44, of Anaheim, operator of Schaff Accounting Service, died when his car struck a freeway overpass pillar on the Santa Ana Freeway at Alondra Boulevard in Norwalk. Surviving wife Nafline, son Robert W, daughter Beverly Jean, mother Callie Schaff, sister Tracy Brown, funeral Monday 10 am at Christensen-Pine Mortuary, Westminster Memorial Park burial. Schaff had lived in Long Beach area since 1953 and served in World War II.
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Joe Schaff
Greenbriar Ave
Anaheim
Schaff Accounting Service
Santa Ana
Alondra Blvd
Norwalk
Schaff
Methodist Church
Society of California Accountants
Longre Beach
United Commercial Travelers
Nafline
Robert W
Bev&erly Jean
Callie Schaff
Tracy Brown
Long Besch
Christensen- Pine Mortuary
Westminster Memorial Park
Miss U Rite Tonight Pageant At Stadium
A pageant at the stadium features a choral group from Singers Workshop the Long Beach Mounted Posse and members from Los Alamitos Naval Air Station with acts by Bell Rough Riders Otis Twirlerettes and riders Pat North and Vivien Dorr. Proceeds go to the Auxiliary to Children's Memorial Hospital. Fifteen bands will back a downtown parade at 2:30 p.m. Sunday with floats for each entrant Miss Italy Elena Fancera 20 and Miss Mexico Yolanda Mayen 18 arriving for judging at Municipal Auditorium after a studio tour.
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Singers Workshop
Long Beach Mounted Posse
Long Beach
Los Alamitos Naval Air Station
Bell Rough Riders
Otis Twirlerettes
Pat North
Vivien Dorr
Stadium
Hasnitel
Pacific Coast Club
Italy
Mexico
Elena Fancera
New York
Yolanda Mayen
Tijuana
Municipal Auditorium
Fragmented public notice from 1888 postal record
Fragmentary OCR shows a public notice with phrases like long search and post office at Long Seach. Mentions date March 16 1888 and an act of Maren 3. Names and places are garbled. core item appears to be a second class matter notice at a post office for a periodical.
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Eleovam
Sich
Fine Avenue
Couz
California
Auer Sureau
Eleewation i
Garrier Denveryiene
Sail
Long Seach
Enifarnthander
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St. Louis-L. A
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Paul
Bragg
Locus Avenue
Joe
Marine Glass Co
14Th & Mapnelle
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