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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1954
Page
4
In a fireside radio address Premier Pierre Mendes-France urged closer Franco German ties after Paris signed protocols making West Germany a full partner in the Western alliance. He noted West Germany as a key customer and urged ratification amid expected Soviet and French parliamentary obstacles.
An advertising copy touts Chlorodent as a mouth odor eliminator for everyone. It claims higher chlorophyll content than rivals, non staining, and superior decay prevention, with a money-back guarantee and a giant size priced at 494.
Senator Jenner said the Army information and education program in World War II was heavily loaded with pro Soviet propaganda and staffed by men with Communist records. He cited exposure of GIs to the Soviet Information Bulletin and noted some instructors later invoked the Fifth Amendment. Russia and the United States were allies during the war.
U.S. lawmakers Rep. C. C. Fisher and Rep. Laurie C. Battle, on a 17 day visit to the Soviet Union, described Moscow broadcasts and Germany's NATO admission as framed, noted rebuilding in cities like Stalingrad, and said 18 Japanese crewmen from Okinawa reached safety after abandoning a fishing boat. They traveled 4,000 miles in Russia and paid their own way.
A two day meeting of the National Rural Electric Cooperative Association Region 1 opens in Denver. Delegates from 102 rural electric systems, representing 246,570 electrified farms in Colorado, Wyoming, Nebraska, attend the gathering.
The new Pontiac is pitched to debut next Friday or the weekend of October 29 or 30. Promoters claim no other car resembles its distinctive styling and will impress immediately upon view.
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