Eisenhower Warns of Plan to Split Allies Over China
President Eisenhower said the United States does not intend to threaten China but will defend its rights after recent U.S. and British plane attacks. He described a Communist strategy to wedge the U.S. from its allies, denying Red charges that American planes violated Communist territory. The task force aiding search for the British crash victims is proceeding as planned.
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Egypt Hails British Pact to Quit Suez
Cairo celebrates as Egypt and Britain agree on a preliminary plan to withdraw 33,000 British troops from the Suez Canal Zone by mid 1956. The pact, signed by Prime Minister Gamal Abdel Nasser and War Minister Antony Head, sets the framework for a formal treaty within weeks and allows Britain to use bases if eight Arab states or Turkey are attacked.
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Senate selects Oris McMillin as Tong Beach postmaster
Rear Adm George J McMillin USN Ret was confirmed as Tong Beach postmaster today by the U S Senate after serving as acting postmaster since Oct 31 He gave up most of his Navy pension to accept the post and once governed Guam before surrender to Japan in World War II He was a four year POW and retired from the Navy in 1945 remaining active in civic work at 5336 Harvey Way.
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Weather Brief: Sunny Thursday with morning fog
Mostly sunny forecast for Thursday with night and early morning low clouds or fog. Temperature change expected as the day warms, while sky remains bright and dry across most areas.
Forecaster Turns Down Heat In Long Beach Weather
The weatherman kept the noon temperature at 74 in Long Beach with mostly sunny skies and little change after morning low clouds as inland heat persisted. A Long Beach man Leo N. McDowell 63 collapsed and died Tuesday after struggling with an inflated inner tube near 40 Rivo Alto Canal. He leaves a wife a son a sister and two brothers. Funeral service set at Loper on Thursday with Rev. Thedare Foreid officiating.
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Eisenhower to Speak in Los Angeles September 23
President Eisenhower adds a Los Angeles appearance to his pre election schedule. He will address a rally at the Hollywood Bowl on September 23 after speaking at ceremonies at McNary Dam in Oregon earlier in the day. The Los Angeles event is sponsored by Republican and pro Eisenhower independent groups.
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Chessman Predicts Innocence By November Inmate’s Book Plans
Caryl Chessman says he can prove innocence by November as he advances the Death Row manuscript Cell 2445 Death Row. He outlines a strategy to win reprieve and reveal the Red Light Bandit mystery, while ongoing appeals and a dentist of questions surround his fate.
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Chessman to Deliver Grave Voice Statement on Execution
Daryl Chessman, scheduled for execution at San Quentin, provides The Press-Telegram with a "voice from the grave" statement to be printed if he dies. George Flowers will witness the execution and publish the message alongside the story.
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Mother electrocuted pulling cords in Fontana home
Mrs Patsy Edwards 24, mother of five, pulled apart two electric cords while washing clothes in the utility room Tuesday and was electrocuted. Her 6 year old daughter Diane heard the scream and found her on the floor as firefighters spent 20 minutes attempting to revive her.
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ROK Leader Urges Massive Asian Attack on China
South Korean President Syngman Rhee urged Congress to back an Asian army of over two million, funded by U S guns planes and ships for a counterattack on Communist China. He warned peace cannot stand half communist and half democratic and said the Soviet threat requires decisive action. He insisted no American ground troops be used and said air and naval power would be essential to strike China while vowing the Soviet Union will not stop on its own.
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Bride Watches Plane Crash Kill Long Beach Couple
LeRoy Pearl 28 and instructor Russell F. Beyer 39 died when their light plane crashed in a bean field northeast of Huntington Beach as Pearl’s bride Yvonne 16 watched. The two CAP members flew an Air Force liaison craft loaned for training. a Marine helicopter aided. Pearl’s wife collapsed on learning of the death.
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Atom Program Passes Senate After 13 Days
The 13 day Senate debate on Eisenhower's atomic program ended as 57-28 majority approved an amended bill to open the atomic power field to private industry and share limited nuclear information with allies. The vote reflected cross party support and opposition, with leadership tensions over filibuster tactics and forthcoming conference committee actions.
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Lethal Germs Spreading After Nuptial Cake Case
In Los Angeles a rice cake at a wedding reception is suspected of spreading typhoid fever. Health inspectors seek 200 guests exposed after an 11 year old Tim Nahm dies at General Hospital and seven more are treated. Dr George Uh urged guests to seek medical care immediately. The reception followed the June 26 wedding of Herbert and Diana Kang at West Adams Presbyterian Church in Whittier.
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Where to Find In This Newspaper
The notice lists sections and page locations for features and sections including Beach Combing on B-1 Billy Rose and Boyle items on A-19 Bridge on A-19 Classified Ads B-14 to B-19 Obituaries B-2 Radio and TV B-13 Theater B-8 Tides Temperatures B-14 and Women’s pages B-4 and B-5, with Spars Pages A-71 to A-23.
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