Arab Conference Opens Talks on Economic Union
Delegates from 13 Arab states meet in Cairo to discuss establishing an Arab economic union amid possible expansion of the European common market. The conference aims to coordinate economic policy, with later plans to broaden into an Asian African economic bloc as pro Western factions hold sway among participants.
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Tito
Nasser
Yugoslavia
United
Arab Republic
Gamal Abdel Nasser Celt
Port Said
Egypt
Suez Canal
AP Wirenhane Vis Adic
Cairo
Conman Market
United Arab Republic
Commierre
Abel Menaulel Katssuny
Acab Chamber
Commoetea
Behall of Vary
Federation of Arab Chambers of
Com
Arab Chamber of Commerce
Soviet Union
China
Burhan Dajani
UN Conference
Asia
Africa
Second Thor test fired by AF in eight days
The United States Air Force fired a Thor intermediate range ballistic missile in eight days, aiming to show it as a national interim capability. The 55 ton missile with a 500 mile range has demonstrated reach to 2400 miles. A Friday night launch produced a bright plume and the test proceeded amid schedule tweaks after a December decision on integrating the Met of the Army Jupiter top RBM. One Thor was assigned to a Royal Air Force unit in England and later used as first stage on Air Force moon rockets. one test was successful among twenty.
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Steretary of
Defense
McElroy
MGT
Royal Air Force
Englan
Air Force
Oherhonth Down
Federal Reserve Board
Laurens
Bai
Siteauer
HG Pac
Clara Tyee
Fea Tarer
Fang Clabes
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Abrahaminn
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Chapman
Gates
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Sivan Vietaen
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Foy
Slamvarty
Yao
Fay
Stnree
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Muren
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Ated Artanuin
MutTrust
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Deere
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Midway
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Pen Pinsai Fund
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Inheare
Matt
Pioneer Fucd
Ituparreay
Isis
Pande Ihd
Pit
Sacask
BeeirdAman
Iicky
Iaceleey
California Young Republicans hold quarterly meeting in Yosemite
Fifty directors of the California Young Republicans gathered in Yosemite in May for their quarterly meeting. Agenda includes committee reports and discussions on plans for rebuilding the party in the state and for the group's statewide convention in Fresno. Clyde Pettitton of San Francisco presided.
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Yosemite
UPI
California Young Republicans
Fresno
Presiding
Clyde Petilton
San Francisco
Labor Issue Gun Battle Fatal to Two
A gun battle at an abandoned airport near Bunnell Florida left two dead and six injured as polls opened Friday morning. The clash stemmed from a labor integration impasse amid a campaign for five board seats and a congressional election. Police listed Howard Glisson and George Jones among the wounded as tensions over Teamsters and cement transport policy intensified in the Flagler Beach area.
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Bunnels
Fla
A.m
Congress
Cuni|Co
Lehigh Portland Cement Co
Flagler Beach
Teamsters
Faubus
Howard Glisson
Bunnell and
Butleys
George Jones
Bunnell
Tides and Temperatures December 4, 1958 Coastal Data
Coastal weather bulletin notes Sunday December 4 1958 with tide heights and times. References Long Beach Lifeguards and U S Coast and Geodetic Survey data. Mentions moonset and sunrise times and sea conditions though several items are garbled.
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Ginger
Nein
U.S
Trend of Security Prices and Market Outlook 1959
A December letter from Bolton Tremblay notes a recovery phase in business conditions with inventory decline and steady bank loans. It cites Dow Industrials rebounding, pending December/January strength, and optimism for 1959 gains in construction, petroleum stocks, and rubber sectors amid a seasonal bottom pattern.
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Bolton Tremblay
Alamitos Handicap Permits and Economic Debate
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Alamitos Handicap and permit topics, with scattered names, numbers, and industry jargon. The garbled content touches on construction, taxation, and market speculation, including references to a 1958 technical environment and diverse figures, but lacks coherent event details or outcomes.
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Mapney
Dan Jones Indus
Fanteiaens
Isaund
Erie Patos
Hannen't Minera Aon
Stael of
Long Beach Area Payroll Peaks in 1958 Rebound
Lang leach's employment climbs to 128,005, the peak for the year, with payrolls up from last February. November payroll at 124,000 matches 1957 level, while the area’s highest ever was 131,880 in July 1956. December outlook remains bright amid rising job seekers and lower new claims. Civilian work at Naval Shipyards in 1959 is expected steady with modest fluctuations across trades.
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Lang Leach
George Toll
California Departmenti of Employment
Tell
Long Beach
Tev
California
Long Leach Naval Shipyard
Thomas H. Kuebel
Bureau of Ships
Mare Island
San Francisco Naval Shipyards
Father of 2 Arrested on Fagan Crime Ring
A 3 year old unemployed carpenter, Tobey B. Young, his 14 year old son, and John H. Hendrickson were seized after a health officer stopped their car. Police found three pistols, burglary tools, ammunition, axes, crowbars, and $4800 in cash. Money orders tied to a Western Union theft in Beverly Hills and prior burglaries were alleged. Young admitted involvement and teaching his children crime methods. The group operated in the Los Angeles area.
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San Biego
Western Union
Beverly Hills
Hae Young
Los Angeles
Wasing
Los Angeles Area
Pilot Group Airline Set Peace Talk
Pro negotiators from American Airlines and the Air Line Pilots Association will meet in Chicago on Tuesday to discuss issues and a tentative contract. ALPA President says the talks proceed without prejudice to earlier positions as American plans to operate under a temporary agreement to avoid a strike by about 1300 pilots. A ruling on permanence of the injunction is expected next week.
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Chicago
American Airlines
ALPA
CG. N. Sayen
American
Guilty Plea Filed in Child Molesting Case
James Langevin a 25 year old laborer pleaded guilty in Santa Ana superior Court to molesting a seven year old girl in Lost Alamitos in November. Judge A L Davis continued hearings until December 26 after psychiatric tests were ordered. Langevin had been questioned three times in connection with the Stella Nolan kidnapping in Las Alamos.
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James Langevin
Long Beach
Caces
Stella Darlene Nolan
Tnt
Santa Ana
Pri
Aarl Lynn Davis
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