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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1961
Page
2
A terse item from Koro Berch in California dated Tuesday April 2 presents a brief regional update. The note captures a momentary event with minimal context, highlighting a local development and noting its immediate implications.
Hollywood column reports Stubby Kaye studio receptionist, 42, will marry Anne Watson, 24, after meeting two months ago. They plan a London honeymoon and his future television appearance will occur there.
John Peters a GE employee testified before the Senate Anti Trust and Monopoly subcommittee on price rigging in large turbine bids. He described meetings with Westinghouse and Allison that set prearranged bids and how the lowest quote influenced results, noting turbines priced from 2 to 18 million dollars could reach 75 years in service.
The Press Telegram lists starting times for Lang Beach theater features. The copy is garbled but includes references to Tunes by theater managers and several time marks such as 2:40 and 4:28. Names and venue bits like SHERWOOD and PALACE appear, though details are unreadable.
Senator Barry Goldwater urged a military blockade of Cuba to enforce an embargo and aid anti Castro forces. He spoke at the 70th Continental Congress of the Daughters of the American Revolution, calling for the overthrow of Castro and official administration backing. President Kennedy addressed about 3,000 DAR delegates, urging action toward liberty as the Congress continued through Friday.
Geneva report says the United States and Great Britain presented a complete nuclear test ban treaty to the Soviet Union and offered immediate signing. The document outlines Western language and provisions for control, banning tests in space, water, and atmosphere, with a three year moratorium on small underground tests during detection system development.
Chancellor Konrad Adenauer returned to Düsseldorf today after discussions with U S President John F Kennedy in Washington. The visit followed diplomatic talks on postwar cooperation and European security amid ongoing Cold War tensions.
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