U N Record Satisfactory Bunche Comments on World War III
Dr Ralph J Bunche said the United Nations can stand in its record despite turbulent postwar years and noted the world might have faced an atomic conflict otherwise He spoke at a Lewes Conference during a three day American Political Science Assn convention Also Earl Latham Amherst College warned the Supreme Court risks losing power if it oversteps and noted judges may fail to defend minority rights against eminent domain and corporate interests
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Washington
Ralph J. Bunche
United Nations
U. N
Department of Trusteeship
Lewes
Nse
American Political Science Assn
C. N
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Association
Earl Latham
Amherst College
U. S. Supreme Court
Congress
White House
Elgil Libartins
Jensen Jensen Jensen infant dies in Long Beach area
Obituaries list multiple local deaths with infant Jensen and Gawthorne, Wood, Baker, Tate, Denny, Sunley, Hart family entries. Services and memorials conducted at Sunnyside and Westminster Memorial Parks. hospitals cited include Long Beach and local facilities. several survivors named with relations and residences.
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Jensen
Norfalk
Z. K. Jensen
Gridley Ra
Jerry
James
Sunnyside Memorial Park
Dilday Mor ‘Tuary
Gawthorne
Stephen Craig
2Ng Mars
Wiliam Gawthorne
Wanda
Long Beach
Linda
Billy
Marjorie Gawthorne
John B. Kunkel
Surnnyside Memorial Park
Hunter Mortuary
Kennedy and socialite wed in lavish Newport ceremony
Senator John F. Kennedy and Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy exchanged vows in St Marys Church Newport attended by Archbishop Cushing. Attendants included Mrs Michael R. Held as maid of honor and Robert F Kennedy as best man. A luncheon reception followed at the bride’s mothers Ocean Avenue estate.
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Kennedy
Jacqueline Lee Bouvier
Johan F. Kennedy
Ri-Mass
Senate
Newport
Bradfor Bachrach
Sen. Kennedy
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Washington
Richard J. Cushing Toh F. Kennedy
D.-Mass
Boston
Jacqueline Lee Bouvierim
Old St. Mary's
Michael ‘T. Cen- Held
New York City
Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
Joseph I
McCarthy
Ts-Acre
Ocean Ave
Steppfather
State Fair in Final Days of 1953 Run
Sacramento headline notes the 1953 State Fair nearing close with opening September 3. Attendance rose daily versus 1952’s record 778,000 until Thursday’s 103 degree heat caused declines. organizers hoped weekend crowds would rebound and set a new yearly record. Sunday features include folk dancing, American Legion Day, and Newspaperboys Foundation Day.
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Sacramento
Canfors Tias
Philippines
Dex
Cross
Macera
American Legion
Newspaperboys Foundation
Majazer E.P Green
Military Visitors From Cairo Tour U S Military Installations
Fully five Egyptian army officers departed Cairo today to visit U S military installations on invitation by the U S government, aiming to observe training facilities and operations. The delegation reflects continued defense ties between Egypt and the United States.
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Cairo
Egypt
United States
U.S
Cattlemen Plan State Beef Promotion Drive
California producers launch a state-wide beef promotion program sponsored by the California Cattlemen’s Association and allied groups. Garrison, chairman of the California Beef Industry Committee, says the program begins September 15 with a Los Angeles regional press and radio event to boost beef demand amid high feed costs and a cattle surplus.
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San Francisco
California
Garrison
California Catclemen’s Association
C.C.A
California Farm Bureau Fperation
California Cattle Feeders Association
California Beef Industry Committee
Los Angeles
Garrison Spi
Radio Editor's Wife Held in Killing Probe
Mrs. Dean Chase, 37, wife of Phoenix radio editor Robert A. Chase, was held for investigation in the roadside killing. Police quoted Chase he had feared his wife might harm him and that quarrels occurred during a vacation trip.
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Fhoenstxs
Dean Chase
Robert A
Bob) Chase
Witch
Chase
Macopa County
Smith
Nevada
California
New York
Chicago
St. Leuis
Kefauver Hits Eisenhower's Power Policy
Senator Kefauver told the Eastern division meeting of the Power Distributors Assn that private power firms spend millions on lobbying and propaganda to demonize publicly owned power. He praised TVA but warned of tougher battles ahead, citing actions since January in Congress and the Interior Department.
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Gatlinburg
Tetun
Sel Kefalyver
D-Tenn
Eisenhower
Congress
Concalms
Power Distributors Assn
Kefauver
TVA
Inerior
Paint Fraud Case Sentence Passed in Los Angeles
Los Angeles judge sentenced Donald E Walsh former Durastone Co president to 10 years probation for grand theft and conspiracy against homeowners in paint deals. Co defendants Donald Kelley and Alvin Schoncite received prison terms or jail time after pleading guilty and testifying. Walsh must pay about 3000 dollars restitution.
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Los Angeles
Benjamin
Walsh
Superioy
Thomas L. Ambrose Friday
Durastone Co
Donald E. Kelley
Alvin Schoncite
Grand
Schoncite
Keller
Envires
Judge Says Stop Police Fingerprinting Of Jailed
Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Newcomb Condes urged the Legislature to end the practice of fingerprinting and photographing people jailed for minor infractions. He cited Herman A. Thomas Jr, 27, jailed in Ontario in 1948 for battery, who was fingerprinted and scanned despite a suspended sentence. Condes called the record an outrageous un American intrusion on personal freedom.
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Los Angeles
WEP
Newcomb Condes
Caendee
Herman A. Thomas Jr
Ontario
Thomas
Condes
Button Urges GOP to Pick Strong Governor Candidate
A. Ronald Button, chairman of the State Republican Central Committee, urged a local party rally to nominate a strong gubernatorial candidate next year. He warned a lenient stance could let Democrats win. Warren announced he will not seek a fourth term, while local chair William Seainlay said he received no reply to a query about Warren’s appointment of Paul Leake to the State Board of Equalization.
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Woodland
A. Ronald Button
Republican Central
GOP
Gary
Warren
Yalo County
Cent Charman
Wiliam Seainlay
Paul ‘Leake
State Board of Equalization
Kuchel to address Southern California Chamber session
Sen Kuchel will speak to the Southern California Chamber of Commerce in Los Angeles at the Statler Sept 23 in a semiannual meeting. Emerson Spear regional VP says the gathering will study state and national business concerns and present recommendations to the directors.
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California
Chamber of Commerce
U. S
Thomas Hy
Nychel
Los Angeles
Statler Totel
Emerson Spear
No Age Limit Local Lawn Bowlers Polish Ferocious Play
A Long Beach lawn bowling scene shows a relaxed, polite sport with fierce competitive edge. The Long Beach and Recreation Park clubs host daily sessions, including 84 year old players, women equally skilled, on a seven‑layer green costing around 5100 dollars per court. The game features flat 126 by 126 foot greens, biased bowls, a small white jack called a fae, and a skip leading teammates.
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England
Long Beach
Recreation
Paris
L .E. Pike
Southern California Dawn Bowling Association
California
Recreation Park Clubs
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Jace Rose
Jace Rose, A City Recreation de Aliment Amploye
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Mae
Jillie Carpets
Everes
Rose Iliself
Allied air force commander flies to the United States
Lt. Gen. David M. Schlatter, commander of Allied Air Forces Southern Europe, left Naples by air today for a one day trip to the United States. He was accompanied by several senior officers of his staff.
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U. S. Swaples
Italy
Foavid M. Schlatter
Allied Air Forces
Southern Europes
Naples
United
Calif county supervisors elect new officers amid liquor board clash
At the annual county supervisors association meeting in Los Angeles Roger Jessup was installed as president with James F. Lytle of Sonoma named first vice president and Charles C. Balzer of Kern County as second vice president. Leake criticized the liquor board and urged limits on executive agreements while blasting lobbyists and campaign financing. He warned of out of season gifts and trips for legislators, and suggested reforms to protect citizens rights.
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Claude W. Young
Sunnyside Memorial Park
Calif
County Supervisors Association
Roger Jessup
Los Angeles
Presi
James F. Lytle
Charles C Balzer
Kern County
U.S
Thomas H. Rue
Paul Laake
Woodland
Ruehel
Buchel
U.S. Supreme Court
Leake
Tiguer Critial
California
Board of Equalization
Lake Louise
Canada
Havana
Florida
Mission Organized Into New Baptist Church in Seal Beach
The Seal Beach Baptist mission, formed months ago, was organized Friday evening into a regular church with a large charter membership. A large representation of Spinisters and congregation members from the Orange County Association attended. Rev. Ivan Tiggins named pastor as the church voted to affiliate with the Southern Baptist Convention on the cooperative mission program. Rev. Romey E. Black served as organizing minister.
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The
Baptist Mission
Seal Beach
Spinisters
Orange County Association
Ivan Tiggins
Romey E. Black
Rebels Yield Ends in Colombia Guerrilla War
In Colombia negotiators report most rebels have surrendered to armed forces led by Brig. Gen. Alfredo Duarte Blum, ending a long guerrilla conflict that began in 1949. The fighting left about 5,000 dead and billions in damage, with up to 2,000 killed in combat and thousands more in reprisals.
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Colombia
Albloody
Gein
Alfredo Duarte Blum
Monterey
Gou Bale Thomiselves
Tauremena
el Spec
Gomez
Gustave Rojas Pinille
California Air Guard Chief of Staff Resigns
Maj. Gen Leonard J. Thomas of San Marino resigns as chief of staff of the California Air National Guard at his own request. Maj. Gen Earle M. Jones announces Thomas will transfer to the Air Force Reserve. Thomas joined the guard in 1980 and had led as chief since 1999.
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Calramein Taeane Seoi
Leonard J
Accident on Nu Pike toy ride injures child
A cable broke on a kiddie car ride at Nu Pike, causing the car to run off its platform and overturn. A girl seated inside sustained head injuries and was taken to hospital in unknown condition.
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Nu Pike
Sesside Hospital
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