27 Apr 1960
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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1960
Page
1
At Iowa City a night-long protest against war hours drew about 700 men from the University of Iowa dormitories including Currier halls. Police and fire crews contained the scene while coeds staged rival demonstrations in lounge areas. Curfew rules limited late hours for dorm residents.
New York report says the Astor Hotel secured a 25 police permit to prevent arrests of guests at its April in Paris Ball Tuesday night. The law defines a vagrant as someone masked or disguised to avoid identification, a description applied to a person appearing at the hotel enclosure.
Red Foley is hospitalized in Springfield Missouri with an undisclosed illness delaying the tax evasion trial. Ty Branted and Foley face charges of evading 28,500 dollars in 1954 taxes. The case is moved to the fall term. affidavit cites illness affecting ability to stand trial.
Dr Barbara Moore and two British walkers crossed Utah's desert, reaching Low on US Highway 40 after a night camping with a trailer. Moore passed the sergeants Mer vy n Evans and Patrick Moloney in the early hours, claiming the lead despite their criticism and alleged rides.
Debate centers on Khrushchev plan as Canada’s Burns hopes for common measures before Friday recess. Zorin stays silent while Romanian and Czech delegates reference his speech opposing Western limits. The Communists argue Western proposals seek only limits, not elimination of arms. Classified ads offer spot cash for unused toys.
President Arthur W. Althouse announced on Tuesday that Ballads in Blossoms will be the parades theme for the 1961 Tournament of Roses in Pasadena. The decision sets the tone for the float designs and featured performances during the celebratory event.
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