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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1955
Page
9
About 1000 members of the independent Engineers and Architects Assn voted 7 to 3 to accept Lockheed Aircraft Corp latest pay offer averting a strike that could have shut engineering facilities. The deal includes a 3 percent blanket raise retroactive to May 15 for three weeks plus other benefits.
Inside the cult of oversized booms and flashy hips the article asks why millions join and how plain looking women seek thrills. It promises shocking facts about super sex and where it leads, with June Coronet’s sensational feature now on sale.
Hilda Bouvier Cardy, in a State Supreme Court filing, claims under Canada’s community property law she is entitled to half of Vernon Cardy’s fortune. She alleges duress and alleged infidelities amid a 1916 marriage and 1950 divorce, with Cardy’s wealth built after marriage and later sold hotel empire. She cites support from his later marriages and extravagant lifestyle. He is said to be staying at Garden City hotel and racing horses at Belmont Park.
Indian Prime Minister Nehru’s Congress told party members to skip the Communist backed World Festival of Youth in Warsaw in July citing opposition to the event.
Senate Armed Services leaders summon Secretary of the Air Force and Gen Nathan Twining for a closed briefing on whether the Soviets hold an edge in production and technology. Sen Russell will decide if the probe expands, amid skepticism about Soviet advances.
Argentine police have arrested eleven priests and over thirty laymen for distributing pamphlets and demonstrating in a church state dispute. Those involved faced charges of disrespect to President Peron, a felony carrying up to five years in prison. Police activity surged in the past five days, raising the total priest arrests to 152 since the controversy began last November.
The Senate Public Works Committee approved a bill by Sen. Thomas H. Kuchel to spend up to 15 million dollars over five years on anti smog research. Grants would go to universities and private groups, focusing on pollution sources and effects on farming, housing finishes, and public health, with the Public Health Service handling related work. The measure avoids federal control of private industry and retains no police powers.
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