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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1954
Page
5
The Japan Jet Engine Co plans to complete Japan designed and built jet aircraft engine by September, marking the first such power unit produced domestically. The Rapid News Agency reported the milestone amid efforts to advance domestic aviation technology.
French and Vietnamese troops pulled out last Friday from An Khe and a strongpoint west of the China Sea area, regrouping in Pleiku after a daylong clash with Communist led rebels. The high command disputed Viet Minh casualty claims of 1600 plus, saying losses were exaggerated and that operations in the area would continue.
Willie E. Murray discusses campaign pitfalls for the Oklahoma gubernatorial nomination with her husband Gov Johnston Murray and her father former Gov William H Murray. A helicopter she used was forced down due to engine trouble in an AP Wirephoto.
Adlai E. Stevenson told 600 diners at a Springfield dinner that Democrats should adopt the 1952 slogan that there is a mess in Washington and it is time for a change. He blasted the Republican administration as torn and unable to govern and warned that if the current administration fails, all will pay a fearful price.
A molten aluminum explosion and ensuing fire at Berg Metals Corp in a two story smelter at 2652 Long Beach Ave, Los Angeles, injured nine workers. Firemen reported gas line ruptures fed flames as most employees were upstairs eating. many injuries involved flying glass.
An advertisement touts Form-A as a safe easy way to lose fat without drugs diets or exercise. It promises quicker fat burn reduced appetite less water retention and increased energy with a monthly calorie counter and supply details.
A shipment of rancid butter imported from Denmark aboard a Japanese ship was found at Akagisan in late May. The butter, valued around 5000 pounds, was reported by Kyodo News Agency in Kohama Japan.
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