Teller Urges Go Underground To Survive Fallout
Dr Edward Teller known as father of the H bomb says an atomic attack would force many Americans to go underground for a week or more to escape radioactive fallout. He backs a nationwide shelter system costing about 7.25 billion over five years to protect people from radiation heat and blast in big cities and key areas. In Washington UN debates, the General Assembly panel rejects a Soviet push for a debate on Eisenhower doctrine and Middle East actions, with the US Britain India Russia and Czechoslovakia voting or abstaining as noted.
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Washington
Edward Teller
Teller
Atomic Energy Commission
Livermore
Calif
United Nations
General Assembly
U.S
United States
Soviet Union
Accas Teller
Fog Closes San Francisco and Oakland Airports
Heavy fog blanketed the San Francisco Bay area forcing a shutdown of air traffic at San Francisco and Oakland airports early today. Traffic slowed to a crawl over the Golden Gate and Bay Bridges, and highway patrol reported the slowdown.
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San Francisco
San Francisco Bay Area
Oakland
Golden Gate
Bay Bridges
Highway Patrol
What Young People Think Forecasts Teen Plans for Carcer
A fragment from this week’s What Young People Think suggests a teen plans to follow his father’s career path in choosing a career. The note points readers to Page A-13 for the full installment and to Page ASS for fire officials investigating a 24-death rest home fire in Council Bluffs.
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Carcer
Council Bluffs
Market Prices Turn Mixed In Tate Trading
New York prices showed a mixed session as Wednesday's rally faded. Gains reached around 1 and losses hovered near 2 dollars on key issues, with brokers citing technical factors and no clear market driver.
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New York
Tate
Ft. A
Run Over by Train in Philadelphia
A 49 year-old Philadelphia man survived after a train passed over him near 30th Street Station. Officials say two cars had to be uncoupled to free him, delaying the New York to Washington train 24 minutes.
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Paladelphia Upi
Philadelphia
Damon
Floyd
Tell
30Th St. Stat
New York
Washington
Dock Union Frowns on Final Offer in Maine to Virginia Strike
New York World Telegram reports a cheery outlook for a quick settlement faded as employers sent a final offer that union negotiators rejected. Union leaders say the proposal is only slightly improved and fail to meet their demands. Captain William V. Bradley declined to comment.
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Dock Union
New York
Timon Vige
Patrick J. Connally
Newsmen
William V. Bradley
Weather outlook with clouds and sun through Friday
A forecast of weather with low clouds tonight and early Friday, followed by high cloudiness. Through Friday mostly sunny during the day, with slightly cooler conditions Friday afternoon.
Classified Teletarams Long Beach Feb 14 1957
Classified notices fill page of the Long Beach telegram edition dated February 14 1957. The issue notes page and section identifiers and lists telephone numbers for help lines and classifieds.
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Long Beach
Calif
Radio Reporter Receives Threat Call From Fugitive Kostal
Los Angeles radio journalist Pat Bishop received a call from a man claiming to be Albert J. Kostal the Southland’s most wanted fugitive who vowed to kill prosecutors and police officers. Police doubted the threat and Kostal’s escape on Monday from Superior Court followed by a cafe robbery in Inglewood.
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Los Angeles
CNS
Albert J. Kostal
Southland
Pat Bishop
KFT
Bishop
Kostal
McCay
Polite
Kniow
Wax
A& Hoaxer
R. McCaleb
Judge Denies Restrainer on Tideland Funds in Long Beach Case
Judge A Curtis Smith of Los Angeles Superior Court denied an injunction aimed at halting tidelands revenues use by Long Beach. The ruling allows continued city spending for upland projects while not broadening fund purposes beyond harbor development. Witnesses including former mayors Sutter and Wagner testified they acted in good faith to approve uses, with further litigation planned over specific expenditures such as the Armed Services YMCA and Municipal Auditorium Annex.
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Long Beach
Mallon
A. Curtis ‘Smith
Los Angeles
Smith
Armed Services Ymca
Municipal Auditorium
Tideland’ Trust
Eeee
Lyman B. Sutter
Clarence A. Wagner
John ‘Ry’ ‘Mansell
Sutter
Uplands
Felix Mallon
Alma Stewart
Longs Beach
Stewart
Supreme Court
Longy Beach
Fire toll in Kowloon rises to 51 in Hong Kong blaze
In Kowloon four story tenement blocks, 429 homeless, rescue workers broadened search as 20 more bodies were recovered raising the fire death toll to 51. Seven persons remain missing amid bitter cold and ruined walls hindering efforts.
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Hong Kong IP
Kowloon
Dulles Bid Perils New Saud Pact
Washington reports that Dulles proposed plan to withdraw Israeli troops from Egypt strains ties with Saudi Arabia. U.S. officials sent a briefing to King Saud en route via Spain while Arab envoy Abdullah Al Ishayyal met Assistant Secretary William Rountree in Madrid to discuss concerns.
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Saud
Washington
Israel
Egypt
Saudi Arabia
King Saud
Eisenhower
State Department
Spain
U.S
Madrid
Abdullah Al-Ishayyal
Asst
William Rountree
Rountree
Niews
Johnson Sees Plan Approval For Mid East Revision
Washington AP Senator Lyndon B. Johnson predicts Senate approval of a Democratic revision to the Eisenhower era Middle East resolution. Johnson supports an amended version stating the United States is prepared to use armed forces to resist Communist aggression if the President deems action required. Senate committees substituted this language for the House approved version granting advance presidential authority to aid any Middle East nation under attack. Senator Knowland notes the State Department is studying the new language after a party line 15-13 vote.
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Washington
Lyndon B. Johnson
D-Tex
Senate
Eisenhower
Middle East
Johnson
United States
Senate Foreign Relations and Armed Services Committees
Mideast
Sen
Knowland
California
State Department
U S Seeks Flexible Bond Rates for Savings Bonds
Government aims to allow flexible interest rates on savings bonds similar to other securities. Proposals would raise the rate from 3 to 3.5 percent and adjust maturities for Series E and H bonds sold after February 1. Treasury officials say buyers should not delay purchases while Congress acts.
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Senate
House
Treasury
Congress
And Penny Body Found With Poker Souvenirs
In Los Angeles an unidentified body, later linked to Paul Saks, 38, was found in his apartment at 1908 West Adams Boulevard. He had been dead about a week. The scene contained pennies, matchbooks, and giveaway items from Gardena poker parlors, with a note to his sister Fanny Klempner of Glendale mentioning leaving all he has and Social Security funds for funeral expenses.
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Los Angeles
Paul Saks
W. Adams Blvd
Gardena
Fanny Klempner
Glendale
Fanny
Paul
Elmdale church pastor jailed after 26 felony convictions
Calvin Laskey led Elm dale Christian Church nine months, then was arrested. He pleaded guilty to illegally marrying a couple and was sentenced to six months in jail. FBI records show a long pattern of prison terms, escapes, and prior desertion charges across multiple countries and states.
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Elmdale
Kan
Calvin Laskey
Carrie Wood
Flint Hills
Poutine Kaunas
Dean Barton
Christian Church
Elmdale Christian
Towle
Laskey
To &.Service Club
Korea
FBI
Ottawa
Canada
Montreal
Put
Arizona
Minnesota
Boston
U.S
U.S. Navy
Pigeon Proves Affection For Airline Pilot in Athens
A Atlanta pilot named Knudegard, flying in from Charlotte, reports a pigeon has shown persistent affection by following the airliner during approach, circling the cockpit during taxi, and even perching on the wing during the landing moment as the bird continues its unusual courtship daily.
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Athens
W. A. Krudegard
Southern Airlines
Atlanta
Knudegard
Charlotte
N.C
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