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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1954
Page
8
Burma police rounded up leaders of several opposition parties for violating government orders by displaying portraits of Stalin and other Communist heroes during an anniversary celebration marking Russia's 1917 Bolshevik revolution.
Washington press report shows Alex Radin of the American Public Power Association telling the Senate Atomic Energy Committee the Dixon-Yates private power contract would cripple TVA. He warns it raises electricity costs, benefits private interests, and involves a 107 million dollar plant to feed TVA lines, with battles over statutory timing and public power implications.
An advertisement promotes Sustamin 2-12 and Sustamin 8-12 with a ten day and sixty day supply respectively offering relief from arthritis and rheumatism pains. The copy promises morning relief after starting the regimen and guarantees satisfaction.
Mexico City reports a bold gun battle as federal police kill three suspects tied to an eighty thousand dollar robbery linked to former finance minister Ramon Sete. Two officers die, and several assailants are wounded or captured, including relatives of former president Manuel Avila Camneno.
The article summarizes U S Air Force debates over escorting missions in Indochina and Europe. It notes Dulles expressing caution about a Big Four meeting, Russia’s aims in Germany, and the need for separate handling of Far East economic plans. It covers ongoing exchanges with Moscow, including notes about an American plane shot down, Soviet replies, and U S demands for apology and reparations.
Washington and Tokyo traded denials as Moscow claimed U S planes violated Soviet airspace and were fired upon after a routine mapping mission over eastern Hokkaido. U S officials insisted the aircraft did not fire and was never near Russian territory. Kyodo reported radioactive dust from Soviet tests appeared over Kagoshima University showing 984 counts per minute, signaling fallout from the area.
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