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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1953

Page

6

Formosa Aid Is Assured by Radford

Admiral Arthur W. Radford, future chairman of the U S Joint Chiefs of Staff, told reporters in Formosa that continued U S support for Nationalist China is assured after a Korean truce. He stated it is a permanent U S interest to keep Formosa in friendly hands and warned against complacency in facing potential Communist aggression elsewhere.

U. S Southeast Asia Radford Asia Europe Joint Chiefs Japan Korea Formosa Tam China

Chicken Egg Question Marks City Water Main Case

Superior Judge Vernon W Hunt hears a dispute over what caused a 24 inch water main to burst on Pacific Coast Highway January 2 1952. Five businessmen sue the city for property damage arguing graphotic corrosion weakened the pipe while the city cites earth movement as the initial cause.

Vernon W. Hunt Pacific Coast Hivy Water Department L. C. Pulley Coer Hunt Pulley John A. Nimocks

Fastteeth claims for denture stability and appeal

An OCR fragment markets FASTEETH denture powder claiming it improves hold on upper plates, reduces wobble, and avoids gummy taste. It promises firm placement without slipping, wide or melting, and notes a lack of gummy odor from denture debris.

Nixon pats Sheba the lion at Mayflower Hotel stunt

Vice President Nixon faced initial reluctance before patting 18 year old Sheba the lion in a circus scene with Saints and Sinners at the Mayflower Hotel. The event drew photographers and praise from Mrs Nixon amid a guarded reception and questions about future performances.

Richard Nixon Washington Mayflower Hotel Saints and Sinners Club Terrell Jacobs Nixon Sheba Thalian E& Calliopa Jal-Leta Whetney Mixon Hays Beeret Service Tyers Sheha

Gunman Robs Market at 2926 E 65th St in Broad Daylight

A bandit with a blue steel revolver and sunglasses robbed proprietor Joe H. Grant at 2926 E 65th St of $125 during a Thursday afternoon, then fled in an auto driven by an accomplice. Grant said the man waited for the store to be empty before demanding money and forcing him to the rear.

2 Market E. 65Th St Joe H. Grant Grant

Taft Pushes British Pacific Alliance To Bypass UN Vote

Senator Taft urged a military alliance with Britain in the Pacific to bypass the United Nations veto in East Asia. He argued for a free ed path to armistice talks in Korea and criticized the UN for inability to halt oppression. Taft favored working with Britain without UN veto constraints, aiming for allied coordination in Asia.

Taft British Pacific Alliance U.N Washington Sen TR Ching Pacific United Nations Senate GOP Cincinnati Eisenhower U. S Eizenhower U. S. Aula Asia Korea Hin Far East Otio Senjtoy India Norea U.N. I Australa New Zarland Japan Philippines Indochina Briish

Four Cafes Awaiting Liquor Charge Hearings

The Stardust Cafe Inc at First St is slated for a June hearing before the State Board of Equalization on selling liquor to a minor. Also listed are The Ocean Club on Harbor Blvd San Pedro The Everglades on Megnol St Campton and the Bardar Cafe on Tweedy Blvd Lynnedall with similar charges.

Stardust Cafe Inc First St State Board of Equalization Ocean Club Jall S. Harbor Blvd San Pedro the Everglades St. Campton

Veteran Rescued After Locked Barroom Ordeal

A 21 year old Korean veteran Edward Black was found locked inside a tavern phone booth at 3 p.m. after responding to a dispatcher plea for help. Officers unlocked a rear door and freed him, noting he does not drink and was relieved to escape.

Oklahoma G. Thurman Thurman Edward Black Black Black Etili Fina

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