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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1958
Page
2
Lansing report details Gov. G Mennen Williams affinity for green polka bow ties traced to a 1930s mushroom soup incident. Nancy Williams, 15, recalls how Williams dunked his tie in soup during a state reception, leading to a family habit of bow ties.
A New Jersey primary report notes Guy Pezzolla was ill the day of the vote and his wife Mrs. Pezzolla lost by one vote in the Second District Republican committee race. The piece shifts to other brief items from Washington Dallas Beverly Hills including tax court action, a cat reunion with Bonn, Lana Turner custody drama, and a classifieds prompt.
France agrees to accept U.S. medium range missile bases and nuclear warheads. Norstad says negotiations ongoing and that several European nations may join. Ministers endorse stronger European defense using missiles and large ground forces, with plans to broaden Western European Union cooperation in research and production of advanced weapons.
The fragment lists delivery and circulation details for the Long Beach Press Telegram, noting daily publication except Sunday at 6th and Pine, with audit bureau and postal entry dates. It references mailing and circulation terms and a 1942 entry, though many words are garbled.
An old hotel notice describes the Huntington Hotel at 1290 E Ocean Blvd Long Beach offering rooms with private baths and wall to wall carpeting. It highlights ocean view dining in the dining room with menus priced at 26.50 per person weekly and notes catering for outside groups with breakfast options and a public dining room.
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