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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1956

Page

4

Smog in Ruhr Affects Cows in West Germany

A German government bulletin reports factory smoke and fumes in the Ruhr basin causing digestive ailments in cows. Officials warn heightened air pollution from industrial activity could impact livestock and agriculture in the region around Bonn and nearby areas.

Bonn Germany West Germany Ruhr

Stevenson Bashes President's Speech In Reply

Stevenson rebutted Eisenhower's address saying the president presented only half the facts. He criticized omissions about Viet Nam, Formosa, and tensions in Africa and the Middle East, arguing the speech hid unfavorable realities and implied more than it disclosed.

Progess Eack Stevenson Eisenhower Viet Nam Truman Formosa Africa Middle East Suez

Oklahoma Governor Gary Advocates Golden Rule Desegregation Stance

Riverside California hosts Gov. Raymond Gary who credits the Golden Rule for desegregation progress in Oklahoma. He addressed the Founders Conference at a California Baptist College substituting for Estes Kefauver, urging mutual respect to avoid conflicts.

Riverside Raymond Gary Oklahoma California Baptist College Estes Kefavar Gary

Stevenson Hits Eisenhower On Hydrogen Bomb Policy

In a televised critique, Adlai Stevenson accuses President Eisenhower of misleading the public on hydrogen bomb testing and draft policy. He argues for leadership in curbing tests and sustaining open debate on national security and humanity. He cites international churchmen and leaders as supporting restraint.

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Eisenhower Given Warm Iowa Welcome Amid Farm Debate

Eisenhower and aides faced large, mixed crowds in Iowa as the campaign eyed farm policy. Gov. Flaeghel predicted a GOP win by 200,000, a swing from 1952 but ahead of 1948. Marlowe Williams teased farmer discontent. Ike promised to do all he can. Democratic chair Jake More doubted an Iowa pickup, predicting Stevenson will carry the Midwest agricultural belt.

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Bandit Flees With Chips From Harold's Club Dice Table

Police hunt a six foot, heavyset man who grabbed 100 chips valued at 133000 from Harold's Club dice table and fled the premises Thursday. His description notes a fat face, aiding investigative efforts. Authorities urge tips to locate the suspect.

Quick Broiler Meal Ideas From Better Homes & Gardens

October Better Homes & Gardens offers new broiler meal ideas for appetizers and main dishes including juicy burgers with a twist. The article highlights quick, delicious meals ready from the broiler, with a call to get the magazine copy today wherever magazines are sold.

Better Homes & Gardens

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