Civilian Leaders and Military Brass Hold Annual Talks
At Quantico Marine Base more than 160 civilians and top military leaders gather for their yearly conference. The talks, led by Defense Secretary Charles E. Wilson, proceed without binding decisions on defense problems. The sessions remain secret and behind closed doors. In New York, Dr. Harry R. Berglind aged 62, a noted Swedish-American activist, died of a heart attack yesterday.
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Pasadena Twin Coast Newspapers 1956 issue details
Pasadena California newspaper entry for June 21 1956 lists founding year 1556 as retro combined edition with Pasaden Post. It shows subscription rates per month per year by mail or carrier and Sunday mail only. It notes second class mail status under act of March 1879 and adjudication number 275647.
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Aleene's Floraland Lecture Tours in San Gabriel Valley
Aleene's Floraland lectured to the Fidelis Club in Alhambra and to the Monrovia Women's Club on Fun With Flowers a demonstration in fresh flowers. Program chairs may book a lecture demo from Aleene's with topics in fresh and artificial flowers at 9119 E. Las Tunas Dr Temple City phone AT 6-8685.
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Congress Battles Civil Rights Bill amid Southern Opposition
Southern lawmakers vow a bitter assault on the civil rights bill as the House Rules Committee plans a vote after hearings. The measure would create a bipartisan civil rights commission, add a new Justice Department division, and strengthen voting discrimination laws. Meanwhile Senate defense and road bills face clashes over air force funding and pay as you ride provisions. An estimated average adult consumes about 1,531 pounds of food yearly.
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National Guard May Dig Graves
The National Guard may be called to bury the dead in San Francisco after a six week strike lockout affecting 11 cemeteries and five crematoriums. Mayor George Christopher Health Director Ellis Sox and City Attorney Dion Holm discussed the risk as unburied deaths neared 500 with storage nearing capacity and a possible city emergency if health risks rise.
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Steel Union, Big Three, End in Deadlock in 1908 Talks
United Steelworkers and the Big Three steelmakers US Steel Bethlehem Steel and Republic Steel meet in New York to avert a strike. Joint talks recessed indefinitely as negotiators clash on contract terms leaving labor peace outlook grim.
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Appointment of Dr Lenor Goerke to UC program
Gov Goodwin Knight announces the appointment of Lenor Goerke as Associate Professor of Preventive Medicine at the University of California. Public Health was named by the state board today in Sacramento.
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