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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1951
Page
3
Theresa Butler, 60, pronounced dead after a suspected sleeping pill overdose, revived from a five day coma and began recognizing her daughter. Doctors call the case miraculous and may revise death criteria, planning further study and transfer to a private facility.
A berserk man Dale Emery, 33, fought police in a 14 hour running gun battle in a Pontiac three story apartment. Firefighters evacuated about 50 residents as tear gas and gunfire were used. Emery was wounded and captured after police breached the third floor corridor. His wife Lillian said she was held captive since last Thursday.
Washington November 14 The United States and Yugoslavia signed an agreement outlining terms for American military aid to Marshal Tito's regime An advisory mission will monitor munition use at Belgrade The deal mirrors other arms aid pacts and ties Yugoslavia to the new Foreign Aid Act with funds potentially diverted from Europe to Yugoslavia Yugoslavia pledges to use aid to support UN purposes and defend against aggression and will not transfer arms without American consent
Detroit owner Joseph Tuczak slashed 1939 prices at the Green Feather Restaurant, drawing 1000 diners from noon to midnight and grossing about $600 in a single day. He notes profits rose despite prior losses as he cut steak price to 1.15 with trim mings, and added staff to meet demand. Other menu items include bacon and eggs 45 cents and pork chops 55 cents.
In Harrisburg Taft blasts President Truman over Korea and foreign policy. He says the war is a Truman war, claims Congress was usurped, and argues the Atlantic Pact did not justify sending U.S. troops to Europe. Taft spoke at a Republican Women dinner.
In London the Conservative government secured a second parliamentary victory as Labour objections to Prime Minister Churchill's proposal for a 53 day Christmas holiday were defeated in the House of Commons by 318 to 281. Earlier, the government also beat a Labour protest against denationalizing the steel industry by 39 votes.
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