Legion Commander Criticizes Bradley
Yankton South Dakota national commander of The American Legion demanded that General Omar Bradley remove his foot from the oxygen tube leading to veterans benefits. Wagner argued the United States can afford a veterans pension program if it can also afford billions to countries we are not sure of.
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Yankton
S.D
J. Addington Wagner
American Legion
Omar Brailey
Wagner
United States
SEE-MAC CAMERA EX CHANGE ADVERT
An advertisement lists contact numbers for SEE-MAC CAMERA EX CHANGE at 39 S. Los Robles with phone lines SYcamore 2-4343 and RYan 1-8961 for inquiries.
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S. Los Robles
Sycamore
Ryan
Heavy fighting erupts between French troops and Moroccan band
In eastern Morocco heavy clashes occurred between French forces and a large armed band. French reports say casualties on both sides. The action near Ain Chair 45 miles northwest of Colomb Bechar raises questions about who fought the French and the Moroccan army of liberation. French aims include sealing Algeria’s border and creating a no man’s land while planes patrol the frontier. The Moroccan army of liberation leader Col Said Ben Othman in Casablanca vowed to continue fighting until Moroccan independence is secured, listing Algeria among threats. French HQ reported 82 rebels killed in northeastern Algeria raids.
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Morocco
Army of Liberation
Ain Chair
Colomb Bechar
Mediterranean
Algeria
No Man’s Land
Col
Said Ben Othman
Casablanca
Steel Union Seeks Breakthrough With Seven Firms
The United Steel Workers met individually with seven major steel producers in New York to end a deadlock over a contract for 650,000 workers. Talks with U S Steel Bethlehem Republic, Jones Laughlin Inland Allegheny Crucible stalled. Armco Pittsburgh Steel and Great Lakes to meet. A June 30 strike deadline looms as negotiations continue.
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U. S. Steel
Bethlehem Steel
Republic Steel
Jones and Laughlin Steel
Freedom threats cited at camp meeting in Lynwood
Dr Frank Host editor of a Religious Liberty Assn publication warned that public tax funds for religious institutions public school religious instruction and media censorship under church pressure threaten religious freedom during a Seventh day Adventist camp meeting in Lynwood.
Pasadena News Notice 1956 Subscription Rates
June 1956 Pasadena issue lists subscription prices per month or year by mail or carrier. Rates include daily copy 5 cents and Sunday 15 cents. Second class matter at Pasadena Post Office with adjudication No. 27.
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Pasadesa Foundes
Itn Tear Twin Coast Newspapers, Inc
Ena
Mali
Pasadena
California
Suspect Shot in Paso Robles Rampage
A wounded 32-year-old Los Angeles man, Jay Thomas Caldwell, remained in poor condition at San Luis Obispo General Hospital after a two hour rampage that included shooting a hotel manager and invading a private home in Paso Robles. He was cornered last Thursday by sheriff deputies, police and military personnel.
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Los Angeles
Paso Robies
Jay Thomas Caldwell
San Luis Obispo General Hospital
Only Trouble Was Red Light Missing
DETROIT. Henry A. Davis Jr. 64 began serving a 10 day sentence today for stopping at a red light. Davis was arrested on a drunk charge yesterday after telling police he waited at a corner for a red light to change. Police said there is no red light at the corner.
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Detroit
Henry A. Davis, Jr
Davis
Stevenson Trails in Delegates at Democratic National Convention
A. P. tabulation shows Adlai Stevenson with 301 and Estes Kefauver 165 and Averell Harriman 110 9 while 686 votes are needed for nomination. Harriman gains after New York names a 12 vote at large group to help complete its 38 vote delegation. Kefauver heads to Indiana for two day push ahead of state convention.
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Adijai Stevenson
Associated Press
Stevenson
Sen
Estes Kefauver
Averell Harriman
New York
Harriman
New York Democratic State Committee
Japanese Surgeon Reports Chicken Cornea Graft Aids Girl
Prof. Yasugi Kuwabara told 500 eye specialists that he grafted a chicken cornea to a 14 year old girl's eye and her vision improved. The patient, who arrived at his clinic last February, had clouded corneas and could only see faintly one foot away. He said she can now read the second largest letter on the standard chart.
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Tokyo
Yasugi Kuwabara
Kuwabara
City weighs request to drill oil wells near Restaurant Row
Los Angeles residents heard Morgan Brown Inc proposal to drill up to 20 deep wells near La Cienega Boulevard Restaurant Row. The City Planning Commission will announce its decision on June 28 after a public hearing addressing fumes noise and safety concerns.
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CNS
City Planning Commission
la Cienega Blvd
Morgan Brown Inc
Commission
Congress Today Top Defense Chiefs Hit Cuts in Aid
Charles E. Wilson and Adm. Arthur W. Radford urged the Senate Appropriations Committee to restore cuts in foreign aid after the House trimmed about 1.1 billion from presidential request. Senate committees already restored hundreds of millions in military aid. Additional items include school construction funding and civil rights measures moving toward floor votes.
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Senate Appropriations Committee
Senate
Eisenhower
Charles E. Wilson
Adm
Arthur W. Radford
Joint Chiefs of Staff
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Senate Committee
House Rules Committee
Hells Canyon
Hells Canyon Dam
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House Interior Committee
Third Collaborated Brainwashing Probed by Senate
Senate Investigations Subcommittee questioned brainwashing in Korea warfare. Capt Bert Cumby testified that roughly a third of the 7 190 U S POWs showed some degree of collaboration under pressure. Witnesses urged faith and awareness to resist brainwashing.
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U.S
Korea
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Bert Cumby
Army Adjutant General Staff
Cumby
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