Drought Threat Prompts U S Cattle Feed Effort
Secretary Benson stated the government will act to save foundation cattle herds amid a prolonged drought. He warned liquidation would harm beef supplies and announced disaster declarations could unlock federal relief, guiding funds to ranchers hit hardest in Texas and Oklahoma.
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Texas
Benson
Southwest
American Cotton Congress
Eisenhower
Oklahoma
White House
Kansas
Colorado
New Mexico
Actress Weds Medic Brother of Dennis Day
The ceremony united actress Blyth Day with a physician brother of Dennis Day in a church adorned with lilies and ferns. Designer Helen Rose created a white mousseline gown with heirloom lace, while bridesmaids Joan Leslie and Jane Withers accompanied Blyth Day.
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Dennis Day
Jeff Chandler
Helen Rose
Betty Lynch
Iss Blyth
Joan Leslie
Jane Withers
Alice Krasiva
Day
M Krasiva
Max
Ann
St. Anne
UAW Settles Strike With Warner Gear in Borg-Warner Case
The 69 day strike by the United Auto Workers against the Warner Gear Division of Borg-Warner Corp ended early this morning. Production at Studebaker Nash Willys International Harvester and other auto makers using Warner Gear transmissions was affected. The dispute centered on the incentive system.
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UAW
Warner Gear
U S Envoy and ROK Chief End Truce Rift Talks
U S envoy Robertson arrived from Washington with messages from Eisenhower and Dulles and met Friday with Rhee who expressed optimism over a possible agreement. The Panmunjom truce talks were recessed indefinitely June 19 after Rhee ordered the release of more than 27 000 anti Red prisoner.
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Rhee
Panmunjom
Phee
Robertson
Washington
Eisenhower
John Foster Dulles
U C Regent Dies at Wheel of Car in Los Angeles
Dr. Olaf Lundberg fifty? 31 regent of the University of California and member of the Atomic Energy Commission died of a heart attack Friday night while driving on Wilshire Boulevard in Los Angeles. His car rammed another vehicle when he collapsed. the other driver was uninjured. His body would be sent to his widow Lucille in Berkeley.
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Los Angeles
Olaf Lundberg
Atomic Energy Commission
University of Califor
Berkeley
Wilshire Blvd
Lundberg
Lucille
Operation Buttercup targets Mau Mau in East Africa
British and African troops plus Royal Air Force planes launched Operation Buttercup at dawn to crush Mau Mau fighters in the Fort Hall reserve area. Gen Sir George Erskine aims to clear the region for civil administration, with three British regiments and colonial forces supported by RAF Harvard aircraft and native guards.
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Nairobi
Konye
Native Home Guards
Royal Air Force
Sir George Erskine
Fort Hall Reseree
RAF Harvard
Senate OKs Strauss as Atomic Chairman
The Senate confirmed Lewis L. Strauss of New York as a member of the Atomic Energy Commission and to head it as chairman. Strauss, previously on the commission, was named by President Eisenhower to a five year term succeeding Chairman Gordon Dean.
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Okays Strauss
Washinnulus
Lewis L. Strauss
New York
Atomic Energy Commissioon
Strauss
Eisenhower
Gordon Dean
Anti-Red POW Flees PUSAN Work Detail Escape
A North Korean anti-Communist war prisoner escaped from a U S mess hall near Pusan today where he was assigned to a work detail, according to Prisoner Command. The incident underscores tension surrounding POWs in Korea.
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Pusan
Korea
U. S
Yoneban
Isoner Command
Mites Linger After Pasadena Rat Exodus
Pasadena health officials report lingering mites after a city cleanup driven by Operation Junkyard. Rats left town but rat mites persist, causing itching and hives in about a dozen people. Dr. Menke urges reporting any cases due to possible disease concerns.
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Pasadena
Wilbur J. Menke Jr
Menke
Damages Awarded to Long Beach Gun Victim in Suit
Betty Lou Irwin, paralyzed from the waist down, was awarded 163,900 in damages after being shot through the chest by former boyfriend Bert W. Hardy Jr. A jury awarded 150,000 for pain, 10,000 punitive, 3,500 medical bills, and 456 loss of earnings. Judge Paul Nourse labeled the act willful and malicious, estimating a shortened life by 19 years. Hardy faces assault with a deadly weapon charges, and bankruptcy won’t evade liability per the judge.
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Long Beach
Betty Lou Irwin
Superior Court
Paul Nourse
Regents abolish Southern California committee at UCLA meeting
Regents at the University of California terminated its Southern California Committee after 30 years and redirected duties to a statewide building and grounds panel. A five member special committee was created to study the pension program, with one dissenting vote from Fred Meyje Jordan who said UCLA deserves its own committee.
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Ilirl Regents
University of California
Southern California Commi
Union Southern I
Regents
Ucla
Southarm
Fred Mey
Former New York Governor Succumbs After Brief Return to Public Life
Nathaan T. Miller, governor of New York from 1921 to 1922 and longtime lawyer, died Friday at age 84. Miller served as general counsel and director for U. S. Steel Corp. since 1925. He had defeated Alfred E. Smith to win the governorship, but Smith defeated him two years later to reclaim the office.
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Yori
Nathaan T. Miller
New York
Miller
U. S. Steel Corp
Alfred I. Smith
Smith
Santa Monica Bathers Warned of Jellyfish Invasion
Lifeguards warned bathers of a major jellyfish invasion around Santa Monica Beach in 20 years. The stings are painful but not dangerous, with jellyfish resembling lamp shades and reaching up to 18 inches across.
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Santa Monica
Press Telegram masthead fragment from Long Beach edition
A damaged OCR fragment shows the Press Telegram masthead with location Long Beach California and notes about circulation and postal details. It includes references to the Audit Bureau of Circulation, entry as second class matter in 1883, and delivery terms.
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Semday
Sixth Street
Pine Avenue
Long Beach
Hungary’s upper 10,000 shape new communist elite
An Associated Press report portrays Hungary’s postwar ruling class, the upper 10,000, living off command economy privileges while 9 million citizens toil. The elite enjoy restricted luxury, state hospitality, and control, while the masses face high prices and limited freedoms under Rakosi’s regime.
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Pest
Hungary
Thei
Lusury
Lake
Balaton
AVH
Wadi
Timber timbers exposed to dampness and insects
The passage notes that strong Douglas Fir timbers or other lumber may be located where they face ongoing exposure to dampness or insect attack, highlighting durability concerns in such conditions.
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Richard O'Regan
Associated Press
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