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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1953
Page
2
In St Paul a 15 year old, Derald Abram, remains unable to move his head as doctors treat a neck injury from diving into the St Croix River. His family keeps vigil while nurses use sandbags and pain relief. a two week head immobility period is planned followed by pulley supports.
Secretary of the Interior McKay urged President Eisenhower to pull back Tom Lyon from consideration as director of the Bureau of Mines after Lyon reportedly asked for withdrawal. Utah senators cited pension and opposition to Lyon’s stance, while Interior committee members pressed for withdrawal and canceled a session to consider the nomination.
Los Angeles disc jockey Bob McLaughlin and singer Sullivan Barrett obtained a marriage license Tuesday and plan to wed next Sunday. McLaughlin spins records at station KLAC.
Los Angeles Mayor Fletcher Bowron appointed three new members to the City Housing Authority and reappointed one. The changes, announced late Tuesday, aim to protect public property and uses. New appointees include Florence Clifton, Robert Gilbert, and Robert Clark. Beavers Jr. was reappointed for a four year term to 1957. Maurice Saeta and Gilbert replacements and term dates are cited. Norris Poulson condemned the timing as a wanton political move.
Paris report says President Vincent Auriol nominated deputy Joseph Taniel from the Independent Republican Party to form a new government amid France's post-war political crisis. Former Premier Antoine Pinay withdrew after attempts to assemble a cabinet, leaving France without a government since Premier Rene Mayer was ousted May 21.
In a move seen as part of a Communist peace offensive Bulgaria agreed to enter border talks with Greece. Bulgaria sent a note to U N Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold expressing readiness to join talks Greece proposed last month. The Bulgarians insist only Greece and Bulgaria participate and that the U N stay out. The two neighbors have clashed since 1946, with frequent border shootings and verbal exchanges involving U N Balkan authorities. Greece denies all allegations amid mutually exchanged complaints. Talks were expected to begin soon.
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