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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1957

Page

3

Dulles Warns Foreign Aid Cuts Jeopardize Security

Secretary of State Dulles told Senate staff and Gen. Nathan F. Twining that the Mundt plan to cut 809,850,000 in foreign aid imperils U.S. security. He urged annual repayments on loans and warned Congress to fund defense needs or risk a new insecurity and grave risks. Mundt argues for a repayment requirement and an annual payment plan, with support from the appropriations committee.

Washington Joint Chiefs of Jary Dulles Sen Nathan F Ture Mundt R-Sd Congress Lues Utser Senate Appropriations Committee Ses Sion John B

Northern Democrats Move to Take Civil Rights From Committee

Northern Democrats push to advance a civil rights bill from the House Rules Committee while contrasting Senate limits and Eisenhower administration positions. The plan includes first year outlay of 500 million and 625 million next year, with loaned funds and possible jury trial changes affecting voting rights and federal court injunctions in civil cases.

Congress Washington GP North Jrights House Senate House Rules Committee Eisenhower United States Seftsmen GOP

Strikes Stop Newspapers in Two Cities

Detroit and Boston faced newspaper suspensions as 300 mailers and other staff walked out over overtime and wage disputes. In Detroit the Independent International Mailers Union and Teamsters blocked operations, delaying editions of The News Free Press and the Times. Boston’s Meilers Union pressed for a higher wage as talks stalled.

Detroit Boston Detrom Detrot Assn Robert C. Butz News News Mailers Independent International Mailers Union Teamsters Union Free Press the Times Meilers Union International Typographical Union

Unseeded Hanize Beats Rodi In Delaware Tennis Final

In Wilmington California’s Karen Hanize upset fourth seed Albertina Rodi 6-0 to win the Delaware Girls Grass Court Tennis Championship. Hanize, from San Diego, claimed the title in a decisive Sunday match.

Wilmington Del Karen Hanize San Diego Albertina Rodi Beverly Hills Calif G O Fink’s Delaware

Flier Shot While Landing At Riverside Airport

Pilot George Bertan of Alasto was hit in the right thigh by a .22 caliber bullet as he neared Riverside’s Flay bob Airport. He landed safely after a passenger witnessed a man on the ground raise a rifle. The bullet was removed at Riverside Hospital and turned to sheriff’s officers for tracing. Passenger Mrs Rose Cloud of Fontana and her daughter Joan, 14, were aboard the plane. Charles P. Bayer, 67, former Pomona Chamber of Commerce manager and later Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce field secretary, was aboard the craft.

Rose Cloud Fontana Sid Riverside Hospital Sheriff's Los Angeles Eran Chamber of Commerce Charles P. Bayer Pomona

Newspaperman Martin Dies at 79 in West Los Angeles

C. H. Martin a former newspaper publisher with operations in Colorado Washington and Idaho died Saturday at his West Los Angeles home. He was 79 and had run printing job shops in the Los Angeles area since 1937.

Los Angeles C. H "Martin Colorado Washington Idaho

Arthritis Conquered by New Treatment Claim

Local ad promotes a health treatment promising systemic normalization. It asserts relief of arthritis pain, joint relaxation, improved circulation, digestion, energy, sleep, and work desire after an initial exam and treatment priced at 4 dollars. Contact Duncan D. C. with office at 2315 E. 7th St.

Long Beach Spain Duncan D. C 7Th St

Bloodhounds Aid Search For Sadistic Slaying Victim

In Visalia Tulare County, bloodhounds were used to pursue clues in the slaying of 65 year old Japanese farm worker Shigetaru T Tanaka. His mutilated body was found hanging from a tree by the Kings River. Deputies say robbery was not the motive and believe he died several days earlier.

Visalia Kings River Tulare Shigetaru T. Tanaka Sandy Robingon

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