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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1953
Page
5
Senator Williams of Delaware plans to introduce a bill prohibiting steamship lines from providing free or outrate transportation to public officials and members of Congress. The proposal would cover personal travel and exclude official Treasury business.
West GOP governors meeting in Albuquerque discuss administration farm policy. They express support while acknowledging political risk, noting Benson's plan could spark controversy as they plan to address mining highway financing higher education and water during a two day session.
An inventor from Wisconsin offers the Vacu-matic Carburetor Co unit claimed to automatically regulate fuel mix to save gasoline. The device fits cars, trucks, and tractors and can be installed in minutes. Full details and free information are available by mail.
Political observers monitor polls in New Jersey Virginia and New York City on Tuesday with governors and mayoral races as well as a special New Jersey House election in the Sixth District. The outcome is seen as a gauge of President Eisenhower's political standing amid local issues and a recent Wisconsin upset.
Classified ads in the Independent Press Telegram promise fast results for merchandise cars real estate and personal items. The section urges readers to place For Sale notices to move items quickly and reach local buyers.
Six persons were killed when two cars collided near Ropesville, twenty miles southwest of Lubbock. All occupants died, with three men and three women among the dead. Victims identified include James W. Hedgecock, 19, Roswell New Mexico, and Nina Lee Page, Carlsbad New Mexico. A Camp Roberts California sticker appeared on the car carrying the men.
About 150 small town postmasters from Illinois met in Chicago to pledge loyalty to the United States denying Communist links. The oath was their own idea and led by Robert E. Ward, president of the Illinois branch of the National League of District Postmasters. The state group acted a day before the national convention.
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