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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1955
Page
3
Five people were injured when a car left Redondo Avenue and Spring Street, crashed through a wire fence, hit a tree, and rammed into the Officers Club at Long Beach Air Force Base. Injured include 38 year old Chrisoyla Piatis and a female driver with bruises. two children, Barbara and Jimmy, escaped unharmed.
The father of the Schuessler brothers weeps as he learns of his boys murder. He told staff he would not rest until the killers are found, while police intensify the hunt on Chicago's northwest side. An inquest is planned and investigators pursue suspects amid a citywide manhunt.
At Geneva the four powers clash over disarmament as talks stall. Soviet and Western delegates acknowledge gaps while planning a Big Three meeting on policy. Ministers meet briefly, fail to reach a formal agreement, and plan to reconvene to discuss East West cabinets amid ongoing tensions.
Miss Lucinda Ailing, aged 105, observes her birthday in Columbus. She attributes longevity to regular exercise, faith in Jesus, and a simple lifestyle, noting she does not overdo things.
Latin Publisher Dios Quito Ecuador Ut Cesar Mantilla co founder of the Quito newspaper Fi Comer cio died Friday from a cerebral hemorrhage at age 79.
The FBI and Oxnard police arrested Wilford Loren Miller of El Rio on a federal charge of using an interstate wire to defraud. Investigators traced a $6,145 request sent from Detroit linked to a man named K. B. Place. Miller is held in Ventura County jail awaiting further proceedings.
The National Assembly met to vote on the fate of Premier Edgar Fauve and his cabinet next month. It suspended its session almost immediately in tribute to the French president's wife who died early this morning.
Officials failed to hear President Eisenhower as welcoming remarks were muffled by a malfunctioning public address system near the airport. Rumors and complaints spread among the crowd as radio and television feeds also faced interference. Murray Snyder and Vice President Nixon discussed an immediate inquiry with Army Signal Corps officials.
Adlai Stevenson proposes UN patrols to monitor Israel Arab borders amid ongoing tensions. He argues both sides would honor UN presence, urges restraint against arms race, and warns of broader security collapse if no peacekeeping force is used. He spoke at the Woodrow Wilson centennial event at the University of Virginia.
Two senior residents of Laguna Beach were found in a car with fatal carbon monoxide fumes. Harold Middleton, 73, and his wife were discovered at Dana Hoag Memorial Hospital after police were alerted by a maid. A note and a pistol were found, with deputies saying the couple planned for household servants to be away.
President Eisenhower, recovering from heart issues, plans a quiet weekend at the Gettysburg White House after arriving from Denver. Doctors advised rest. public activities include a brief reception and a return to Washington. Officials discuss Geneva talks and future plans. Parole comment sparks political speculation on a possible reelect.
George Lofty, 33, fired at officers from his Highland Park home in Los Angeles, then held them at bay for about 30 minutes. He shot himself, admitted to reporters by phone, and was subdued by tear gas after police surrounded the residence.
Garst of Garst and Thomas Hybrid Corn Co. in Coon Rapids calls the State Department action childish as visas for 10 Soviet hybrid corn specialists are blocked. Dr Geza Schutz accuses the department of distortion and cites risks to seed sales and farm machinery deals.
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