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Giants lead the Yankees as play continues page WW. Rivalry entry shows scoring run and momentum shifting in the late innings. Key players and teams cited suggest a tight contest with strategic moves by both lineups.
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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1951
Page
3
Giants lead the Yankees as play continues page WW. Rivalry entry shows scoring run and momentum shifting in the late innings. Key players and teams cited suggest a tight contest with strategic moves by both lineups.
Stalin declares the Soviet Union seeks to ban atomic weapons and halt production while criticizing Western control plans. He advocates a global commission to inspect all peaceful and military atomic facilities, including Soviet plants, and argues U.S. leaders push production to intimidate other nations. The piece mirrors a heated exchange on the atom bomb and global enforcement.
More than 100 mayors will visit the Pentagon and several military sites for a 16 day briefing on defense programs and issues. Mayor Lawrence of Pittsburgh proposed the plan and President Truman discussed final plans with the Defense Department. The itinerary includes Quantico Marine Base Elgin Air Force Base Fort Benning Pensacola Naval Air Station and more.
Eldest Hearst son George Randolph Hearst, 47, filed for divorce from Sandra Rambeau Spencer in Juarez after three months of separation. Hearst, vice president of Hearst Corporation, cited incompatibility and said he has no plans to remarry. The action stemmed from a remarriage after a Juárez divorce with a 20 hour wait rule cited by the Mexican court.
In Windlesham England police excavate Windlesham Court grounds seeking jewel hoard stolen five years ago from the Duke and Duchess of Windsor. Officials value jewels at about 1000000 with unofficial estimates up to ten times higher, tied to a jewel thief then jailed.
PASADENA Oct 6 A noted astronomer believes he may have discovered a 12th moon for Jupiter. Dr Seth B Nicholson, who discovered the planet’s ninth moon, photographed the object with Mt. Wilson telescopes. It appears to be moving with Jupiter, not an ordinary asteroid, though one month may be needed to confirm if it is a moon.
Bullets from a Czech army firing range crossed into the U S zone near Neuhaus Germany despite protests. German officials reported continued incidents with machine gun and rifle fire spattering lanes and narrowly missing pedestrians near the Czech German border about a mile and a half away. The Czechs said they would move targets after a German protest.
U N and U.S. units drive north along the central front in pursuit of Red forces retreating from their winter defense. Deep assault into Kosong on the east coast, a rare night attack on Heartbreak Ridge, and heavy air and naval actions accompany the advance. US Marines and French forces meet minimal resistance in northern sectors as bombardments target rail yards and bridges.
Seven survivors and five bodies were recovered after the Southern Isles broke in two 200 miles southeast of Cape Hatteras. Four or five bodies sighted. one survivor died. Chief Mate J. I Midgett, of Norfolk, died after rescue. Missing include two more crew members from the 23 aboard.
Police report Madame Sylvie Paul 38 confessed to killing Madame Jeanne Perron 38, hotel keeper, in a jealous quarrel and concealing the body in a basement near the Eiffel Tower. Arrested October 1 in Setif after a Sept 12 discovery, she was traveling with her four year old daughter Pierrette from North Africa. In a written confession she claimed Perron jealously opposed her pregnancy by Abdulah Soualhil, leading to the fatal blow with a bottle.
Snow fell in western states with Fort Bridges recording seven inches and Cheyenne three inches. Wet belt areas stretched from Wyoming and Colorado to western Nebraska, with rain in the middle Mississippi Valley and moving into the central Rockies. Temperatures dipped below freezing in some wet regions while many eastern areas remained summery.
Five persons were killed last night in a head-on collision between an automobile and a truck near Toluca Mexico. The truck driver escaped injury and details are sparse.
Mrs Eugenie Anderson United States ambassador to Denmark arrived in New York to spend about a month in the United States. She said adjusting to the roles of ambassador wife and mother had not been difficult since taking the post in December 1949.
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