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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1951

Page

2

Fireballs Puzzling Experts Across Southwest Skies

In a sweeping meteoric display over seven states, unusual fireballs outsize typical showers have alarmed scientists. The Institute of Meteoritics at New Mexico University reports unprecedented frequency and atypical behavior including straight flight, silence, and a green hue. Two meteors reportedly crashed near Cloverdale, creating a smoky cloud without sound, prompting Dr. Lincoln La Paz to speculate on nonnatural causes and even joke about Nevada atomic tests.

Albuquerque Institute of Meteorites New Mexico University Lincoln la Paz Arizona New Mexico Oklahoma Texas Colorado Utah Nevada la Paz Southwest

Princess Elizabeth and Duke visit Prince Edward Island

Nov 9 1940 Princess Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh arrived on Prince Edward Island Canada’s small island province for the first of three stops on a North American tour. From PEI they head to Cape Breton Island to visit Sydney before sailing to Britain on the Empress of Scotland after a farewell in St John’s.

Charlottetown Princess Elizabeth Iand Duke of Edinburgh Prince Edward Island Canada Newfoundland Cape Breton Island Sydney Britain Portugal Cove Nid St. John’s

Czech diplomat named top Communist spy in U S

Senate internal security investigators call Col. Oto Biheler, military and air attache at the Czechoslovakian Embassy, a key figure in Communist espionage. He is said to have gathered data on bacteriological warfare and atomic defense techniques while in the United States and is now reported to be in Czechoslovakia. The hearings criticized State and Justice Departments for lax administration of the Internal Security Act and visa practices.

Washington Senate Internal Security Sens Carran D-Nev O'Conor Oto Biheler Czechoslovakia Biheler I Defense United States O’conor Truman Justice Department Bicheler State Department McCarran Biche State and Justice Departments Justice Imment Congress Lto Can Dada Mexico

Pinch of Economy to Force NATO Cut

Washington officials say NATO will likely scale down its western European defense plan as Britain faces financial strain and Allies stumble under inflation. A 12 nation “wise men” group led by Harriman may propose revisions at the Rome NATO council, easing the 1984 target of 90 divisions while Eisenhower pushes faster arms deliveries for a 30 division readiness next year. Germany’s potential contributions could shape the trim, amid fears of Britain’s national bankruptcy and broader economic woes.

Washington UFI North Atlantic Treaty Organization NATO Dwight D. Hisenhower Britain NATO Council Rome W. Averell Harriman Ottawa Europe Eisenhower France Italy Winston Churchill Eisenower Germany West Germany

Victim Accuses Officers of Unjust Shooting in Florida

Walter Irvin, a rape case defendant, charged Sheriff Willis McCall and Deputy James L. Yates with shooting him and another Black prisoner without cause as they were transported for a retrial. Irvin described being shot while wounded, with Yates allegedly pressing the fleeing man to “kill him.” The incident occurred after a traffic stop near Raiford en route to Tavares for a hearing.

Raiford McCall Yates Tavares U. S Supreme Court Supreme Court Trvin J. J. Elliott Fuller Warren Shepherd H Irvin Shepherd

Former Girl Scout Leader Succumbs

New York reports the death of Mrs. Louis B. Myers longtime national vice president of the Girl Scouts of America from 1930 to 1939. Born Florence Bragg Ranstead in Williamsport Pennsylvania she was married to a Rockefeller Foundation treasurer who died in 1932.

New York Louis &. Myers Girl Scouts of America Rockefeller Foundation Myers Williamsport Flor Ence Bragg Ranstead

Crime Doesn’t Pay comic stolen on Atlanta drugstore visit

Detectives M. J. Standredge and C. C. Hamby said Earl Martin, 22, stole a dime comic book titled Crime Doesn’t Pay from a drugstore in Atlanta. Police recorder A. Callaway noted a net loss of $12.90 after fining him.

Atlanta M. J. Standredge C.C. Hamby Earl Martin Martin

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