Dulles Flies Into Rome for Parleys
U S secretary of state John Foster Dulles arrives in Rome for a 19 hour visit to strengthen Italian American relations. He meets President Antonio Segni and Foreign Minister Gaetano Martino to discuss Italian admission to the United Nations and East West negotiations.
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John Foster Dulles
U.S
Dulles
Ciampino
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Washington
Geneva
Antonio Sesni
Gurlano Martinoi
Italy
United Nates
Mediterranean
U.N
Grid Rooters Clash in San Francisco Riot
About 300 students from California and Southern California staged a riot in Union Square San Francisco to protest a Berkeley USC game. Police broke up the demonstration with some injuries and arrests including one Cal student two USC students and four Marines.
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Union Square
California
Southern California
Berkeley
Poli Gars
Cal
USC
Molotov to Disclose Plans at Geneva Conference
Molotov signaled at a Kremlin reception that he would reveal whether he plans to resign as Soviet foreign minister at the upcoming Geneva conference. He refused to confirm his future actions, saying the answer would come in Geneva. The topic follows his earlier admission of an ideological error in a Communist magazine.
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U Nu
Méer
Foreign Ministry
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Soviet Union
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Iloniakt Molotov
Russia Pushes U.N. Debate on Disarmament
Russia plans to take its case to the U.N. Political Committee after the Disarmament Commission rejected immediate airing of arms issues. Sobolev, new chairman elect, urged prompt debate arguing all 60 U.N. members have a stake, while observers note Geneva talks may still steer the process.
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Disarmament Commission
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Russia
Soet
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Tieh
Geneva
Sokolev
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Sobolev
Rover Power
African King Won't Play Host for Exiled Beauties
King Mutesa of Buganda refuses to host London beauties who followed him to Kampala after exile. Marcelle Parker and Philida Stephens, linked to Freddie, caused a scene as officials removed them from the palace area. The episode clouds Freddie’s political stand and Ugandan royal affairs.
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Urania
Mutesa TI
Buganda
Freddie
London
Uneair
Mutesa
Kabake
Uganda
British East Africa
England
Marcelle Parker
Jude
Prince Henry Kimera
Henry
O7iss
Marcelle
Aether Priday
Philida Stephens
Matesa
Army Hails New Atom Missiles and Deterrent Power
At Fort Benning Georgia Army leaders previewed advanced weapons and guided missiles with nuclear potential, claiming they will stagger imagination and deter aggression. General Maxwell Taylor and Lt General James Gavin outlined the enhanced firepower and aviation progress while President Eisenhower sent greetings to the first annual meeting of the Army association.
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Association of the United States Army
Maxwell D. Taylor
Army
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James MM. Gavin
Gavin
Cld
Eisenhower
Denver
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Navy League
Air Force Assn
Three Seized in Tax-Fraud Bribe Plot Case
A $20,000 bribery scheme to hush a tax fraud probe led to arrests in Philadelphia. Convicted gambler Frederick W. Klosterman, 55, was nabbed in a central city hotel lounge as a $3,000 installment was reportedly offered to a revenue agent. John R. Deeney Sr., 34, of Collingwood, N J, was later seized at the Camden revenue office, and Joseph Statford, an insurance salesman, of Haddon Heights, N J, was arrested at his home.
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Camden, N. J
Internal Revenue
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Frederick W. Klosterman
John R. Deeney Sr
Collingwood
N. J
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Camden
Joseph Stat ‘Ford
Haddon Heights
Two More Crash Victims Succumb
NORTH HOLLYWOOD LP The plane crash linked to millionaire Joel Thorne has claimed six lives. Mrs Shirley Preston 23 and her brother in law Frank Marchica 38 died Friday night of burns. Sheryl seven weeks old died in the wreck. Marchlea's son John 6 died later. Mrs Preston's husband Mike 31 and his two sisters and niece remain in critical condition.
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Joel Thorne
Shirley Preston
Frank Mar‘chica
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Preston
Sheryl
Thorne
Marchlea
John
Mike
Classified Cues and Page Directory Placement
An index line lists where to find sections in the newspaper. It directs readers to Churches on pages A-4 and A-5, Classifieds B-3 to B-11, Comics B-12, and other departments including Obituaries on pages 4 through 8 and Sports on A-6, A-7.
Long Beach Press-Celearam highlights two pages
The Long Beach Press-Celearam presents a two page issue, Volume LXVII Number 227, priced at 10 cents. It emphasizes local news coverage and newspaper features of the era.
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Celearam
California Highway Commission unveils 348 million dollar plan
The California Highway Commission announced a 348 million dollar budget for 1856 57 to complete U S 99 as a multilane divided highway from Los Angeles to Sacramento a 360 mile span. It funds major freeway work from Oakland to San Jose and extends Bay Area expressways plus 74 miles of freeway on U S 101 in the San Fernando Valley.
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California Highway Commission
U.S. 99
Los Angeles
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San Mateo
Santa Clara County
San Fernando Valley
California
Santa Barbara
San Luis Obispo
Marin
Sonoma
Mendocino
Humboldt
del Norte
Santa Maria
San Miguel
Arroyo Grande
Pismo Beach
Los Angeles County
Floods and Slides Hit Western Europe Amid Autumn Rain
Powerful rain drenches Britain France and Italy causing landslides floods and damaged communications. A cliff collapsed at Ramsgate trapping a staircase with debris while a small trawler sank in the Thames estuary. A thunderstorm injures five near Nimes and torrents flood homes in Saviano near Naples.
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France
Italy
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Thames
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Nimes
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Naples
Saviatio
Worst Hangover in Town Dog's Life of Alfonzo
Brockton reports a 70 pound boxer named Alfonzo caused a town scene Friday night drinking beer with patrons. After stumbling along Main Street he collapsed, drawing police attention and a ride home. Owner Harry Alphonse says the dog and friends usually get along but this spree may end badly.
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Alfonzo
Carina
Harry Alphonse
Hrenze
Heart Specialists Plan Ike Recovery Timeline
Denver reports detail a nationwide team of top heart doctors drawing up a two week convalescence plan to bring President Eisenhower back to health after his heart attack four weeks ago. Dr Paul Dudley White arrived with the President's son and Col Mattingly to assess progress and tailor the recovery schedule. The President slept well and remained in good spirits as consultations continued with Hartleeaders and officials.
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Eisenhower
Paul Dudley White
Boston
John
Thomas W. Mattingly
Washington
White
Mattingly
Walter Reed Hospital
Howard Snyder
Syhich
Wallace backs Eisenhower for 1956 term hoping for peace
Henry A. Wallace, speaking from his South Salem farm by telephone, says Eisenhower should run again in 1956 and be reelected to further world peace. He praises Eisenhower's courage and cautions and notes admiration for Stevenson and other potential nominees.
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Henry A. Wallace
Eisenhower
South Selem
N.Y
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White House
Hisenhower
Adlai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
Gov
Averell Barriman
Sen
Estes Kefanger
Tennessee
Adenauer's Condition Worsens While Illness Persists
Bonn Germany Chancellor Konrad Adenauer showed a higher temperature today signaling a setback in his recovery from bronchial pneumonia. Officials reported the latest change as a momentary complication in his health status.
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Bonn
Germany
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Konrad Adenauer
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