Longshoremen March Quietly at White House Protest
About 4000 New York Longshoremen picketed the White House to pressure a dock strike settlement. The crowd remained orderly and left for home by midday after seeking a meeting with President Eisenhower, who was unavailable. NLRB Chairman Guy Farmer pledged prompt action on the election dispute and a hearing was set for Tuesday.
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NLRB
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Parmer
Snes
James Pe ‘Mitchell
Thomas Dewey
Farmer
Hao
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Executive Mansion
Thousand Red Rebels Die in Fierce French Attack
A heavy French assault leads to large casualties among Thousand Red Rebels. Weather forecasts predict rain in the Long Beach area tonight and Tuesday due to shallow low pressure, with minimal precipitation overall. A fishing boat, Fantastic, grounded at the Long Beach breakwater and abalone valued at $200 was reported stolen after the incident. skipper W C Kilgore was rescued by the Coast Guard.
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Long Beach
U.S
Hant
Kilgore
Ellis Abalone Co
Newport Beach
Army suppresses Cairo riots as election ends in chaos
Egypts capital sees tanks and helicopter patrols after clashes kill two. President Naguib collapses then recovers amid cabinet talks and a failed bid for a Constituent Assembly. Major General Amer orders guard posts around embassies. State Council chief Sanhour blamed for shootings.
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Abdel
Hakim Amer
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Ate
Abdel Razzax Sanhour
Sanhouri
Israeli raid near Bethlehem leaves Arabs dead
Jordan reports Israeli troops crossed three miles into Jordan to strike the village of Natalia near Bethlehem at midnight. Ten Arabs died and 16 were wounded before Arab Legion forces repelled the attack. Jordanian guardsmen and Legionnaires engaged the Israelis in the village. One Israeli casualty noted. Jordan cites 16 Arab deaths including a woman.
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Natalia
Arab Legion
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Goa
John Glubb
Israel
Jord
Sid
Riiself
Dulles to Deliver Tough Talk On Indochina Policy
Washington assesses U S stance against communist expansion in Indochina and Red China at the United Nations. Secretary of State Dulles will address the Overseas Press Club in New York and speak to the nation via ABC radio and Dumont television. A Long Beach broadcast will air at 0 30 p m over KABC. The speech follows White House deliberations with Eisenhower and aims to resist concessions to the French and to keep Red China out of Geneva talks.
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Russia
Occasional Rain Tonight and Tuesday Weather Update
Occasional rain continues tonight with increasing southerly winds 15 to 25 mph. Winds shift to the west or northwest by Tuesday as a cold front moves through.
Earthquake rocks southern Spain with limited damage
A strong quake centered miles south of Madrid caused minor damage across southern Spain with no casualties reported. Walls toppled in Malaga and Granada while Cadiz Ceuta Tangier and Spanish Morocco felt the tremor. Seismographs at Caltech noted unusual activity and Dr Charles Richter called it extraordinary.
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Ceuta
Spanish Morocco
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Morocco
California Institute of Technology
Charles Richter
Caltech Selen‘dist
Richter
Where To Find It Beach Combing Billy Rose Boyle Bridge
The notice lists sections and pages for a newspaper issue. It directs readers to Beach Combing Billy Rose Boyle on A-11, and Bridge on A-11. It also indexes Classified B-9 to B-13, Comics B-8, Crossword B-9, Editorial A-10, Financial B-3, Obituaries B-2, Radio and TV B-7, Shipping B-2, Sports A-12 and A-13, Theaters B6, Tides Temperatures B-2, Women B-4 and B-5, Your World A-2.
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Billy Rose
Boyle
Union Forces Break Siege of Fortress Dien Bien Phu
French Union forces broke out of Dien Bien Phu and killed about 1000 Vietminh in a major counterattack near the fortress fringes. Col. Christian De Castries led tanks artillery and infantry in driving Vietminh from nearby villages as Vo Nguyen Giap’s forces regroup for further assaults.
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Dien Bien Phu
Christian de Castries
Tayo
Indochina
Vo Nguyen Giap
Second Volume of Encyclopedia Now Available
The American International Encyclopedia Volume 2 is now available to Press Telegram and Independent readers. Clip the coupon from Sumlay issue and visit the Independent Press Telegram building to obtain Volume 2 with 49 cents. mail order is 1.15. Coupons appear in both papers. more Volume 1 copies are on the way. Hold onto first volume coupons. extra copies will be announced.
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Sumlay
Press- Telegram
Sixth St
Pine Ave
Ambulance Roars Uncontrolled Through Traffic Circle
A Signal Hill Fire Department ambulance lost its brakes on a hilltop start and sped down Pacific Coast Highway to the Traffic Circle, injuring two riders from a separate crash. Fire Chief Jenkins said the crew and victims, Kay Walden and Jim McConnell, were lucky to escape major harm as the vehicle halted near Anaheim Street.
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Jenkins
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Kay Walden
Hungerford Dr
Jim McConnell
Sarg St
Norwalk
Orange Ave
33Rd St
Jertkins
Community Hospital
McConnell
Waldron
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