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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1951
Page
2
A United Nations proposal circulated in Pusan outlines plans for civil administration leaders to govern areas north of the 38th parallel. North Korea tensions rise as Korea’s government and transportation ministry discuss railway reconstruction while police prepare for new governance in the north.
Congress delayed judgment on a Truman plan to provide up to 0 days of free hospital care for about seven million Americans 65 and older under Social Security. Critics warned of cost and capacity strains while support callers urged waiting for full details. Oscar Ewing outlined the plan to some groups and planned a formal announcement soon.
In Berkeley a 98 year old retired sea captain Mathias A Ipsen qualifies to collect 2034 dollars after living beyond the policy’s mortality table. Ipsen, blind and bedridden, did not reveal plans for the money.
An advertisement touts a new KIX cereal described as crisp and tender with a keen corn flavor. It claims 83 percent energy food content and presents the product as fun to eat.
In Reading Pennsylvania on June 3 1 Thelma Woomert 37 widow called T C Allman Funeral Home to arrange her funeral saying she would be dead when they arrived She then hung up Police and investigators found her dead in a bolted bedroom door with sleeping pills overdose The Berks County coroner Dr Paul Gold ruled the death self inflicted and the widow had been newly married months earlier
The cool belt again chilled much of the nation with snow in West Yellowstone Montana and freezing readings in northern regions. Rain spanned from the eastern towns and northern Illinois to the Middle Atlantic, while thundershowers occurred in Oklahoma Missouri and Arkansas. A separate wet belt stretched from Nebraska to eastern Dakotas.
In Redwood City on June 8 five men were arrested as part of a sheriff's operation ending months of work with city police and state agents. The ring allegedly sold marijuana to San Mateo and San Francisco high school students for teenage parties in the hills. Notable arrests include Marion Fleck 24 and his associate John Velasco 22 with other suspects Jesus Munoz 24 Edward Cota 22 and Gilbert Jubera 22. Police say hundreds of teens were questioned and admitted marijuana use.
Sacramento reports Antidraw poker bills regain life as Assemblyman Herbert R. Klocksiem revives a modified measure in the Senate Governmental Efficiency Committee. The bill targets larger poker palaces, while rural counties oppose banning small backroom games. Smog study funding and budget items also move amid fast-moving adjournment plans.
Two Whit ley brothers formerly of Olivehurst California were found guilty of resisting arrest and intimidating a federal refuge manager at Sutter National Wildlife Refuge. Sentencing set for June 12 by Federal Judge Louis E Goodman. They faced up to imprisonment and fines. B W Whitley´s health noted.
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