Queen Stresses Ties With U S in Speech
London Queen Elizabeth II opened Parliament with a pledge that world survival hinges on Britain and the United States remaining closely allied. Prime Minister Churchill, marking his 80th birthday, prepared the throne speech affirming support for the United Nations and NATO amid a Conservative agenda.
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Throttler Attacks Mother in Her Home in Los Angeles
A 27 year old mother, Jean Braun, told police a man rang her doorbell, forced entry, strangled her, and stole $35 while her children slept nearby. She was treated at Lincoln Heights Receiving Hospital. Suspect described as 29 or 30, well dressed, possibly followed from her workplace to 1842 West Avenue 43.
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Red General Yang Li Dies in Red China Defense Chief
London dispatch reports Peiping Radio announces the death of General Yang Li chief of the defense department in Red China's army on November 28.
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Travel Smiles on the Great Southwest Greyhound Tour
In a 9 day escorted tour from Los Angeles the group visits Wickenburg Phoenix Juarez El Paso and Grand Canyon with stops at Hoover Dam and Las Vegas. The trip costs 159.95 per person twin bed plus tax and includes a cheerful wrap from Merry Miles inviting readers to request details.
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