U.S. Demands Damages Over B 29 Shootdown Claim
The United States formally demands Russia pay 1.62 million dollars for shooting down a U S Air Force B 29 near Hokkaido on Oct 7, 1952 or submit the dispute to the World Court. The note to Moscow also rejects Soviet claims to the Habomai Islands and asserts Russia withheld information on eight crew members.
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Washington
United States
Russia
Hokkaido
Japan
Foreign Office
Moscow
Charles E. Boblen
Wubomal Islands
Habomals
Yalta
Trussia
Kurile Islands
Kuriles
U. S
International Court of Justice
U.N. Gives Priority to Atom Pool
The United Nations Assembly moved the Eisenhower atom pool plan to priority status in the 60 nation body. The move, backed by the Soviet Union, sends the proposal to the Political Committee for early debate as both powers declined to speak on the floor. Vishinsky urged an unanimous vote to forward discussion and denied reports of Soviet rejection.
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United Nations
U.N. Assembly
Assembly
Beleo N. van Kleffens
United States
Soviet Union
U. S
Russia
Andrei Vishnnsky
Jin
Vishinsky
Eisenhower
Kremlin
Turn Clocks Back One Hour Tonight
Clocks go back at 2 a.m. Sunday ending daylight saving time. Extra hour for sleepers or partygoers, while workers may not enjoy it. Interstate schedules stay aligned with Pacific Standard Time. intrastate transit will shift to standard time.
Hepburn and Ferrer Wed in Swiss Lake Resort Ceremony
Audrey Hepburn aged 24 and Mel Ferrer 37 wed in a private chapel at Burgenstock Switzerland after a civil ceremony. The ceremony was conducted by Pastor Maurice Rendliguar with Fritz Frey hosting. Hepburns mother Baroness Ella von Heenstra attended. Sir Neville Bland gave away the bride. The couple plan a brief honeymoon in Italy after a wedding trip.
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Burgenstock
Switzerland
Audrey Hepburn
Mel Ferrer
Lake Luacin
Buochs
Miss Hepburn
Ferrer
Fritz Frey
Maurice Renliguar
Zurich
Frey
Italy
Paramount Pictures
London
Ella von Heenstra
Neville Bland
Netherlands
United States
Gigi
Colette
Gregory Park
Rome
Ondine
U S and Russia Notes to Be Publicized This Day
The State Department announced all correspondence between the United States and the Soviet Union on Eisenhower's world wide atomic pool plan will be released today. Dulles told the United Nations that the American government is willing to publish all documents exchanged with Russia during these negotiations. The probe into joint publication plans followed Russia's counter proposal demanding the outlawing of atomic weapons before joining any pool. Dulles noted the stalled talks and Eisenhower's decision to pursue an international agency without Russia, while Moscow has offered to resume talks but shown no shift in policy.
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Washington
State Department
Russia
United States
Eisenhower
Dulles
United Nations
Soviet Union
White
Hisenhowe
Where to Find It Boyle Page Notice
A brief guide lists where to locate sections in the publication with page and section references for churches classified ads comics financial obituaries radio and TV school news shipping table sports theaters tides and temperatures across pages A sections and B sections.
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Classifieds in Long Beach Press Telegram 1954 edition
The Long Beach Press Telegram issue from September 25 1954 features 18 pages of classifieds across eight editions. It includes notices and listings likely covering products services real estate employment and personal ads for the Long Beach area in California.
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Long Beach
Gelegram
Calif
California fires under control after deadly blazes
Fire crews finally gained control across California as flames receded after killing three firefighters from Folsom Prison honor camp near Sierra City. The Los Angeles Chatsworth blaze burned over 2700 acres, destroying homes, with 600 firefighters stationed on the Los Angeles Ventura county line. A 7000 acre San Ysidro Mountains fire threatened watershed as 650 men guarded 30 miles of perimeter. A public fire near Frazier Park destroyed three homes while a Coast Guard helicopter crash occurred during rescue efforts.
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Los Angeles
California
Coast Guard
San Diego
Los Coyotes
Nevada
Gordon Lawler
Folsom
Sierra City
Lake Tahoe
Mel W. Grodzik
Frank W. Burr
Richard Fierro
Chatsworth
Box Canyon
Santa Susana Pass
Ventura
Lawler
Gordon
Forest Service
San Ysidro
James Fenlon
Warner Hot Springs
Frazier Park
Foggy Night and Morning With Slim Temperature Change
A weather note reports fog forming tonight and into early morning hours with little change in temperature. Visibility may be reduced, especially along coastal areas and highways. Drivers should use low beams and exercise caution as damp surfaces persist.
New Atomic Tests Set in Nevada in 1955
Washington reports the Atomic Energy Commission will run a series of atomic tests at the Nevada proving grounds in mid February 1955. Ranchers miners and others in southern Nevada and southwestern Utah were warned. The tests will likely involve fission devices rather than hydrogen bombs and may reduce Pacific testing for about a year or more.
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Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
Nevada Proving Grounds
AEC
Nevada
Utah
Marshall Islands Proving Grounds
mid-Pacific
Pacific
Marshalls
Dulles Heads to Talks on German Rearmament and NATO
Secretary of State Dulles flies to London for key meetings with French Premier Mendes-France and other leaders to seek a quick workable plan for rearming West Germany within NATO. Officials say Eden and Adenauer may back linking Berlin to the alliance, while Mendes-France's stance on rapid action or prolonged talks remains unclear.
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Washington
Dulles
London
Mendes-France
West Germany
Biate He Ul
Quaues Oas II Artocupia UL
Eden
Adelnauer
NATO
State Department
French Assembly
Ex-con James Merkouris Arrested in Arkansas Hotel
L A ex con James Merkouris accused of murdering his former wife and her second husband was captured without a fight by FBI agents in Hot Springs Arkansas. He faced unlawful flight charges and a bail recommendation of 100000. A nationwide manhunt followed a double slaying at a ceramics shop and Merkouris's prior 1945 arrest in Los Angeles for assault with a deadly weapon.
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Los Angeles
James Merkouris
FBI
Jin Hot Springs
Ark
John F. Malone
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Merckouris
Aan
Arkansas City
Malone
Merkouris
Vietina
Robert P. Forbes
Derpine
Grand Rapids
Mich
Pueblo
Colo
Sightless Vet Marries Blind Bride In Warm Cloquet Ceremony
In Cloquet Minnesota a blind Korean War veteran John L Thornton and his visually impaired fiancée Jotvely Joyce Campbell wed in a community ceremony. Residents funded a home and furnishings while Thornton plans work and a move to Chicago for hospital visits.
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Minn
John L. Thornton
Jotvely
Joyce Campbell
Thornton
Korea
Chicago
Miss Campbell
Hines Hospital
Wood Conversion Co
Pine Knot
Norman Nelson
Thorntons
Officer Kills 2 Bandits in $4.85 Holdup
Pittsburgh police officer Oliver Mason shot two white youths dead during a $4.85 holdup at a gasoline service station. The bandits, Victor Vivaldi and Donald Anthony, had threatened a clerk. Mason, who had guarded the station nightly after prior robberies, fired two fatal blasts with a .45 caliber submachine gun. Schauer, the station owner, said the site had seen four robberies in two months and warned of more attempts after publicity.
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Pittsburgh
Oliver Mason
Victor Vivaldi
Donald Anthony
Mason
William F. Schauer
Schauer
Charge Contino With Tax Evasion
Reno authorities charged famed accordionist Dick Contino with failure to pay 5483.79 in income taxes for 1949 and 1950. The IRS filed a lien in Washoe County, as Contino arrived for a two week Mapes Hotel appearance. Contino said he was surprised by the action and attributed the demand to expenses for the two years.
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Reno
Dick Contino
U.S
Internal Revenue Service
Washoe County
Mapes Hotel
Japanese Minister Poised for Tour
Prime Minister Shigeru Yoshida plans a goodwill tour of America and Europe departing Sunday morning, despite a last minute political crisis delaying his trip. The schedule and venues remain under discussion as officials seek to preserve the mission's aims.
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Tokyo
Shigeru Yoshida
America
Europe
Tno
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