Navy Shore Patrol to Ride With State Troopers
SAN DIEGO Nov 23 Navy shore patrolmen will ride with state highway patrolmen to monitor military personnel driving automobiles the Navy said yesterday This coordination aims to curb infractions and ensure safety on highways involving service members.
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Why You Should Learn to Forget
Reader's Digest urges readers to forgive and forget, arguing revenge poisons the mind. An essay by W. E. Sangater in the December issue promotes forgetting hurtful memories and working with nature to free the mind from unwanted recollections.
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Traffic Diversion From Clark Ave For Bridge Work
The County Road Department announced a three week construction project diverting traffic from Clark Avenue between Arbor Adams and Del Amo lateral to permit a small bridge over the Del Amo drainage ditch. Motorists should use Lakewood Boulevard or Bellflower Boulevard during the shift. The Del Amo lateral widening aims to increase drainage for west Lakewood subdivision and a nearby shopping center.
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U S Plane Shot Down Amid Cold War Tensions
The article reports a Soviet protest over a US reconnaissance plane shot down near Vladivostok during the Korean War era. It notes Russian decorations for two Red Navy fliers, mentions further air force context from Gen. Ridgway and Gen. Vandenberg, and lists the ten missing crew members with their names and hometowns.
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College Trio Win Places in Oratory Competing at Fresno
Long Beach City College sent a strong forensics squad to the Western States Speech Tournament at Fresno in November 1921. Donald Kehrer led City College by reaching the finals in discussion, with M. E. Vogel and Mike Coppersmith as semifinalists in orator and extempore. The event drew 49 colleges across eight western states. City College debaters, including Coppersmith with Phil Ogilvie and Vogel with Howard Clayton, won several contests, while Clarke Stone and Mayrant McKeown also placed. Other local entrants included Marie Bell Olda Karlik and Douglas Drew. The team, accompanied by sponsor H. D. Cooke, departed Sunday and returned Thursday.
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Russia denounces Western talks as U N debates continue
The note to the United Nations and a prior U S protest label Western statements as aggressive propaganda. Vishinsky is to address the U N disarmament plan while Britain and France push for Balkan peace observers. France walks out over Morocco issue amid trusteeship committee debate.
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Hourly earnings dip as average work week falls
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports a smaller average work week of 40.4 hours and an hourly earnings drop of 28 cents to 69.17 dollars between mid September and mid October. Despite the decline, earnings remain 3.18 dollars higher than a year earlier due to higher wage rates and more workers in defense industries.
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Armistice Talks Forge Buffer Zone Plan Amid Disputes
Truce negotiators near a buffer zone accord as staff officers map battle contact and U N Command signals progress. Reds press for translated wording while Allies push for a clear cease fire line and prisoner exchange terms before an armistice. Brig Gen Nuckols notes key compromises and the push toward enforcement mechanisms.
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Red Jets Return From Korea War Offensive
Allied air forces report continued pressure on North Korean targets. Uiju near Antung is a focal point as B 29 strikes, MIG activity increases, and Superforts bomb runways to deny airfields at Namsi Taechon and Saam. General Hoyt S. Vandenberg warns of a rising Chinese air power.
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