Eisenhower Urges UN Toward A New Peace Era
President Eisenhower called on the United Nations to pursue a glorious way of life where the atom serves mankind, pledging U S support for a four power Geneva meeting and a broader peace at the 10th anniversary UN ceremony in San Francisco. He warned the path depends on loyalty to the UN charter and the spirit of cooperation among nations. The speech stressed science, poverty relief, and shared effort across all professions toward a lasting, humane peace.
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Frets From Afar Phoner From Bangkok Seeks Pal
A Long Beach police station received a call from Bangkok at 4 a.m. on an overseas operator line. A woman spoke English and asked if a friend was in Long Beach jail, then hung up after a brief exchange. Sgt Worlanan and Sgt Workman noted the message came through weakly but clearly and did not identify the prisoner.
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Polio Shots Given 10,335 Tots in L B to Date
Long Beach reports 10,333 first and second graders immunized against polio with no vaccine caused cases. An additional 207 students have their first shot. plans made for second injections at the City Health Department. Booster shots to wait seven months after the second.
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Flood Kills 3 Children in Cellar
Quanah Texas reports three Keeney children Doris Allen 5 Alma Dean Emma Jean 4 drown in a flood cellar as father Ira Keeney dives into debris filled water to save them. The family fled to a storm shelter after dawn clouds. water surged when a ground level door opened trapping the youngsters. Keeney and his wife escaped with one baby as the cellar filled with water and debris.
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Two Youths Sought in Death of Man
Police seek two youths in a theater death in Washington. Roland M. Daly, a Spokane native with a wife and two children in Japan, died after being struck by the two boys who rushed a ticket taker and fired. Daly succumbed to brain concussion and a fractured ankle.
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Night and Morning Skies Turn Clear After Noons
Night and morning feature low clouds with skies clearing by afternoon. Temperatures trend slightly cooler, bringing a mild, pleasant break from the warmth.
House Approves 4 Percent Federal Pay Increase
The House passed 370 to 3 a bill granting over 4 million federal workers a 4 percent pay raise at an estimated cost of 325 million dollars yearly. The three opposing votes came from Reps. Taber Mason and Vur sell. The measure advances to a Senate House conference to resolve differences with the Senate’s 10 percent raise.
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Singing thief burglar records own ballad version
Orlando police hunt an unknown burglar who sang a ballad of Davy Crockett while breaking into a lumber company office Sunday night. He tried to open a wall safe and stole about $4 in small items, then left a taped recording of his song behind as a clue.
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Transit Strike Shuts Down L A Trolleys and Buses
Los Angeles faced a transit paralysis as 2,600 LA Transit Lines workers struck after rejecting the wage offer. Morning service began with most lines operating, but many riders were left stranded while taxis and private cars carried the load. Extra drivers and shuttle services were deployed, yet city traffic surged with limited accidents reported. The AFL demanded a 20 cent hourly wage increase for top operators, boosting pay to 2.31 in three steps over two years.
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Air Force cites false confession by captured pilot
Air Force spokesman says a Chinese coercion claim by Capt. Harold Fischer Jr. and three other pilots released from prisoner camps is not being disciplined. The flier and colleagues faced Communist charges of intruding into China but are said to have pleaded guilty. officials expect a "clean bill of health" after review.
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Doctors Start Study of Atom in Medicine
Doctors from 12 nations began a 37 day tour evaluating how the atom aids medical treatment and research. They met with the Atomic Energy Commission State Department and the American Council on Education sponsors. The tour opens Tuesday with a cancer unit visit at Oak Ridge Tennessee.
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U S Steel Sets Plan for Wage Increase Offer
United States Steel Corp says it will offer the United Steelworkers a wage increase to spur a speedy settlement. VP John Stephens noted talks resumed for two hours and will continue later this week. A June 30 deadline for agreement looms as industry costs, living expenses, and expansion needs are debated.
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Severe Alaskan Quake Registered
A severe quake likely in the Aleutian chain registered today on seismographs at Columbia University New York and Berkeley California records show magnitude about 7.25 with an estimated origin 3,000 miles northwest of Berkeley. Caltech in Pasadena also logged the event with magnitude 6.7.
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Classifieds and Notices Tease Readers with Page Cues
A fragmented reader guide lists where to find beach combing features bridge stories obituaries sports and more across pages A B and sections B9 to A13. The note reads like a library of table of contents hints for the upcoming issue.
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