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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1955
Page
7
Berlin reports that Soviet Zone Trade Minister Red Planning Visit Hentich Rau will visit Egypt next month at the invitation of the Egyptian trade minister.
Governor Knight rises to the governorship through local radio fame and state wide identity while facing the West Coast big three at the 1956 GOP convention. The Post urges readers to get a copy for plans for California and for Knight.
A short classified style notice advertises quick problem solving services with a bold call to action and a contact line, though details are fragmented. The item mirrors mid century classifieds with terse phrasing and a focus on rapid assistance.
Robert K. Miers a 29 year old father of four pleaded guilty to second degree murder and robbery in the slaying of Donald E Graham 60 at a resort area. Judge Hitton H Mc Cabe ordered the murder charge dropped against Mrs Miers who may seek probation. Miers received five years to life in a California correctional institution. Graham died after an evening eluding authorities near Palm Springs on August 26.
A strike by the AFL Flight Engineers International Association disrupted United Air Lines operations. The walkout affected about 17 of 280 daily flights as picket lines formed at several airports, and the company warned of continuing reductions in service.
East Berlin welcomed the Soviet delegation to the Geneva conference led by Foreign Minister V. M. Molotov. The East German News Agency ADN reported flights to the city used full crews with qualified co-pilots. The AFL Airline Pilots Assn. declined support for a rule requiring newly hired engineers to hold a pilot license.
Edwin S. Pauley of California takes chairmanship of a regional committee to raise 200000 dollars for the Harry S. Truman Library project. The group, including Utah and New Mexico members, aims to complete the Independence Missouri facility now under construction.
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