Winter Olympian Stalina Korzukhina in Saint Gervais meet
Russian skier Stalina Korzukhina appeared at a meet in Saint Gervais after competing at Squaw Valley. Her first name was listed as Talina in records, raising questions about her identity.
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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1962
Page
1
Russian skier Stalina Korzukhina appeared at a meet in Saint Gervais after competing at Squaw Valley. Her first name was listed as Talina in records, raising questions about her identity.
U S state and defense departments clash over who should govern the Ryukyus Okinawa after World War II with discussions of civilian high commissioner versus military command and possible foreign status. A presidential decision is expected after interdepartmental review.
UAW representatives and Studebaker-Packard Co met Labor Secretary Arthur Goldberg in Washington to attempt settlement of the five week strike by 6,500 workers. Indiana Labor Commissioner Robert Buller said negotiations shifted from South Bend to Washington at Goldberg's request, bringing UAW President Walter Reuther into talks for the first time.
The United Nations General Assembly debates Cuba’s charges that the United States plans aggression against Fidel Castro’s regime. The US opposes any resolution, while Cuba seeks broad support, with limited participation in the session and few delegations committing to speak.
New York report on tentative agreement between Western Electric Co and Communications Workers of America ends a potential coast to coast strike. Settlement covers 16 000 installers across 42 states. Union ballots mailed. ratification sought. strike risk would have idled 350 000 workers and disrupted service.
The Defense Department investigates a report that a group linked to the Senate muzzling inquiry privately questioned Marines about democracy and communism. Sen John C Stennis asked for the review and a report from Defense Secretary Robert McNamara.
In Congo’s Katanga, Moise Tshombe says a joint U.N. and Katanga two commissions will oversee removal of all foreigners. He reports residents of Congo village buried and troops accuse mercenaries disguised as missionaries after New Year killings near Rutuku Albertville.
Memphis moves beyond formal lines as 30 downtown dining spots including department store counters and snack bars desegregate without incident on Tuesday. Two drugstore chains and several variety stores join in. remaining eateries remain unchanged.
Fragmentary OCR shows a Long Beach California publication with Courier Bureau of Circulation branding and delivery note. Mentions daily edition except Sunday and Pine Avenue location. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
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