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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1955
Page
3
A war bride died after a cobra bite during a performance. Reports say she was bitten on the arm at a theater event as she and her husband faced turmoil. Authorities investigate the incident and advise caution around venomous snakes.
A report outlines a woman linked to the killing of her son in law and details her questioning by authorities. The narrative mentions named individuals and places connected to the investigation and ongoing legal proceedings.
Fulbright urged subpoena for profit records of brokers on the Midwest Stock Exchange after testimony by James Das president of the exchange, who argued figures are confidential. Witnesses discussed market regulation, price trends, and the broader impact on stock trading and disclosures.
Fragmented OCR shows a final appeal for Nugent Heard with deliberation to start. The text includes garbled names and phrases about guilt, trial proceedings, and potential verdict timing. Legal numbers and specifics are unclear due to damage.
Two British ships evade shelling by Chiang’s navy during a clash at sea. Reports identify captain M. Flory and other officers aboard the vessels, with the encounter described amid broader tensions in the region.
Jam court scenes unfold as the second Jelke trial begins in New York with a packed courtroom and a large outside crowd. Prosecution led by Anthony Z. Lieder questions past testimony from call girls connected to Jelke’s empire while defense seeks impartial jurors, noting recent rulings and press restrictions.
Marie Natvig, 31, was indicted on perjury charges tied to testimony given during FCC Hearings on Edward Lamb. Prosecutors say she falsely claimed Communist Party ties and association with Lamb. If convicted, she faces prison and fines.
Egypt Syria and Saudi Arabia announce a neutralist Arab military and economic pact replacing the Arab League, with a joint command and discussion of inviting Iraq if it abandons the Turkey pact. Riyadh backs the plan as premiers and ministers plan a detailed meeting this month.
Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden returned to London today after completing his Middle East tour and a conference engagement in the region. He planned to report to the government on the trip's outcomes and implications for policy.
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