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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1956
Page
7
Edward L. Marrah, 35, of Valparaiso, Fla, was struck by a car and killed Thursday while crossing a street near a motel in Culver City. The incident tied to a visiting traveler.
Provisional President Aramburu ousts army chief and staff, arrests Generals Bengoa and Uranga and two others, saying the shakeup is a phase of evolution. New leaders installed include Generals Bussetti, Villarruel, and Flu rgo.
A year old boy and his uncle went deer hunting near Christmas in Alger County Michigan. They were missing since Wednesday and were found in 15 degree weather. The boy died from exposure while the uncle Emil Mannisto 59 survived and was hospitalized.
New York columnist Walter Winchell announces his Friday television program will end as sponsor Old Geld withdraws. He will receive 75000 in severance and depart December 2 for the West Coast. The sponsor cites show costs and reduced pay as reasons.
The Soviet envoy Jakob Malik arrived at a reception by the British Council of International Trade with a bandage on his right hand and thumb. Embassy staff, the Soviet embassy, the British foreign office, and the British Council offered no explanation, saying Malik had not been seen recently and that he was busy.
Former United Artists Corp president Gradwell L Sears died Thursday at 59 in New York City. Doctors report death from cancer. Sears led UA during pivotal years and shaped studio strategy.
A Reading Co passenger train tore into a five ton boulder inside the Phoenixville tunnel killing none reported but damaging an engine after workers cleared the rock. The train was traveling from Philadelphia to Reading when the obstruction caused the crash.
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