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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1951
Page
4
Reuben G. Noble of Spa grabbed at an open door to avoid Lemon Avenue traffic. The door shut, severing Noble’s finger. He tripped and was treated at Seaside Hospital.
The 1951 U N General Assembly opens in Paris amid Cold War tension and Middle East turmoil. Key issues include collective security, Korean War aftermath, Soviet arms talks, free elections in Germany, the Palestine question, and Italy's admission after Soviet veto. The U S delegation led by Acheson backs strong UN action and peace efforts.
President Truman and General Eisenhower plan two Monday talks at Blair House and a Pentagon meeting Tuesday as policy shifts and speed of Western Europe buildup dominate. The general aims to accelerate production for Europe while facing civilian-military tensions, with White House officials backing a fast track. Eisenhower visits Fort Knox before heading to Washington. he greets his grandson Dwight David Eisenhower and family as a crowd surrounds them.
A major snow system blankets the Midwest with accumulations from Buffalo to Maryland. Boston suburbs face power outages affecting at least 10 000 homes while ice and wind create travel hazards across Minnesota Iowa Illinois and Wisconsin.
At a New Britain high school dance, 14 year old Vilardi attempted high kicks to the hot bebop music. His knee struck his nose, resulting in a broken nose and medical attention.
Washington reports that Soviet Russia and communist regimes in Hungary and Czechoslovakia plan to erect giant statues of Joseph Stalin. The largest, over 70 meters tall, would dominate the Volga Don Canal decoration. The Voice of America tied the plan to Stalin’s birthday on December 21.
A hand grenade without metal components exploded last night in the front yard of a home at 1529 Alamitos Ave. Police said the blast occurred as a prank by a person described as a practicing goer in toast hand. Startling residents by the bang, no injuries were reported.
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