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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1953
Page
5
An advertisement touts FASTSETH absalinthoc acids powder to secure dentures for firmer teeth. It claims easier chewing and speaking with no gum residue or pasty taste. The copy urges readers to buy PASTEETH at drug stores.
A Northwest Airlines Constellation with 82 aboard crash landed at McChord Air Force Base after engine failures and fog. Captain Russell Bird steered the crippled plane to a flame-engulfed touchdown, with 32 escaping, 29 injured. Co-pilot Dale Moore saved 8-month-old Kimberly Frank from the blaze. The aircraft had just carried Mrs. Eisenhower’s daughter-in-law to Seattle.
Rain dampened Labor Day celebrations in the northeastern region as a hurricane north of Nantucket moved up the Atlantic. Nantucket and Boston faced heavy winds and rain while other areas enjoyed seasonal skies. The warmest spots were Gila Bend Arizona at 109 and Thermal California at high temperatures.
Yugoslav President Tito proposed placing the Adriatic port of Trieste under international control while granting Yugoslavia the rest of the disputed area. He spoke to a crowd of 250000 near the Italian border, urging direct negotiations but insisting Yugoslavia would hold its current zone. Italy and its allies rejected the plan, calling it madness or incredible.
The Daily Mail says Britain may allow U S experts to view atomic tests in Australia next month. The move would end the secrecy barrier between Britain Australia and the United States as U S law forbids sharing atom secrets. U S observers were not invited to last year’s Montebello test off Australia.
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