Grand Jury Probes NSA Spy Case Speeds Up Action
A federal grand jury in Alexandria Virginia convened to hear espionage charges against Joseph Petersen Jr a longtime National Security Agency employee. The case involves obtaining secret documents from 1948 to 1952 with intent to harm the United States or aid a foreign nation. Petersen 49 was discharged from the NSA earlier this month and arrested nine days later. Conviction carries up to 10 years imprisonment and a $20 000 fine.
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Joseph S. Petersen Jr
National Security Agency
U. S
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Peterson
Petersen
FBI
Arlington
United States
Byran
John F. Reilly
Justice Department
Internal Security Division
Mew
Orleans
Bryan
David B. Kinney
Russia
Long Beach Urges Full Day Schooling Ahead of Nov. 2 Vote
A Long Beach leader recalls full day schooling in his youth at Long Beach Public Schools and Polytechnic High School. He argues the district must provide enough accommodation for a full day program to handle growing enrollment and urges a favorable vote on the November 2 school issue.
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Long Beach
Polytechnic High School
America
Adenauer Speeches Slated at Washington and New York
West Germany's Konrad Adenauer will visit the United States for meetings with President Eisenhower and Secretary Dulles. He will speak at a National Press Club luncheon on Oct. 29 and at Columbia University in New York on Nov. 2. An honorary Doctor of Laws will be conferred at Columbia.
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Washington
Konrad Adenauer
Westpeace
Germany
Eisenhower
George C
Anthony Eden
Mian
National Press Club
Columbia University
New York
North Atlantic Treaty Organization Council
Pariss
John Foster Dulles
Ieoeree
Adelnauer
Columbia
Gabriel Var
Yorty Denounces Delayed Aid for School Construction
Los Angeles congressman and Democratic Senate hopeful Iam Yorty accused the Eisenhower administration of discouraging federal support for school building. He criticized proposed state review conferences and said California could not meet 30 percent of its school needs last year, urging Congress to act before adjournment. He linked petitions from public-spirited groups to the push for legislation.
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Los Angeles
Iam Yorty
U.S. Senate
Eisenhower
Yorty
California
Sudsearly
Congress
Beverly, Democratic Club
Mass air raid drill prompts citywide standstill
The planned evacuation drill drew 2,000 civil defense volunteers amid rain wind and cold weather. About 122000 residents stayed home while about 2000 joined the drill indoors or in surrounding towns. The alert spanned over an hour with limited participation due to conditions and public apathy.
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Aland
The
Ablons Miwly
Tport- City
Ultrasonic waves seen speeding arthritis treatment
Dr John H Aldes reports ultrasonic therapy can speed recovery for arthritis and other ailments. Treating hundreds at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital, 89 percent showed improvement with 2 to 10 minute sessions using a vibrating crystal to emit high frequency waves.
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San Francisco
Los Angeles
John H. Aldes
Orthopedic
Assa
Aldes
Cedars of Lebanon
Ultrasonic Therapy touted by Long Beach clinics in press
The Harrod Diagnostic Offices of Long Beach and Bellflower introduce Jocally ultrasonic treatment praised in Europe and the United States for curing chronic and acute diseases after other methods failed. Reports claim high frequency sound may dissolve kidney stones, treat skin ulcers, eczema, migraines, sinus trouble, abscesses, asthma and circulatory issues, heralding a powerful new weapon against disease.
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Harrod Diagnostic
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Bellflower
Europe
England
United States
Germany
America
Harrod Diagnostic Offices
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