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Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1960

Page

27

Red Chinese Trade Group Given Visas to Visit Japan

A Red Chinese labor delegation led by Liu Ning i received official visas for a two week visit to Japan. It marks the first semi official Red China group to travel to Japan since relations were severed over two years ago. The mission aims to gauge labor issues amid propagandist activity previously halted by Japanese authorities.

Red Chinese Japan Hong Kong W2i Haosjantsa Viatts Red China Liu Ning-i

NATO Leader Herter Confer on North Atlantic Alliance

Gen Lauris Norstad NATO commander conferred with Secretary of State Christian A Herter for nearly two hours on alliance military matters. Norstad said missile equipment for the alliance is under consideration and he plans to visit President Eisenhower in Newport Rhode Island.

Washington Lauris Norstad NATO Christian A. Herter North Atlantic Alliance Norstad Europa

Dairy Prices and Milk Output Edge Upward

A chart shows dairy farmer prices rising gradually in recent years while crop and livestock prices lag. Milk production fell sharply in 1958 and 1959 but has risen about 1 percent year to date, according to Agriculture Department Marketing Service data.

Agriculture Department Marketing Service

Say Cheese at South Freeway Cafe Fort Worth

Fort Worth readers report a quirky sign at the South Freeway Cafe reading Smile if it kills you and you'll die with a grin on your face. The dramatic line draws attention and a mix of amusement and concern from patrons.

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