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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1958
Page
8
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Paterson Evening News publisher Harry B. Haines urged governors and congressional leaders to back a Believe in America Week to counter recession. Telegrams urged proclaiming the week March 23 to 29, arguing action beats pessimism and that America can be as healthy as its people desire.
In Richmond, Senator Harry P. Byrd motioned to run again for a six year US Senate seat with full consent from his wife Mrs Byrd. The move reverses a prior February 12 pledge to retire in January 1959 and shifts a Virginia electoral contest involving former governors Battle and Tuck. Governor Almond voiced strong support for Byrd’s decision.
Thomas Tapper 94 retired rehab store executive and Hearst editorial writer died in White Plains. The article notes Byrd to reconsider and mentions his February 12 statement and a pledge to run again if re-elected to the United States Senate, with Mrs Byrd's blessing and broad support from constituents.
Foregoing statistics by U S Coast and Gendetic Survey Long Beach lifeguards report water temperature 61 degrees. The surf is choppy with high tides at 1 41 a m and 4 42 p m and lows at 9 59 am and 7 49 pm. Moonrise 10 59 am moonset 12 19 am sunrise 6 26 am sunset 5 46 pm.
A U S Lines freighter with 330 tons of ammunition and grain aboard caught fire in hold No 3 while en route from Yokohama. The ship, the Golden Bear, is 1,500 miles from Yokohama with a crew of 58 under Captain H F Williams. Fire was reported early today and described as under control by Maritime Safety Board officials.
The municipal band presents a concert program featuring conductor Charles Payne and Albert W. Lilliehooren with broadcasts and exhibits. Selections include Valse-Liewellyn, Cinderella’s Bridal, Cavalry Charge, Intermezzo, and other titles noted in the program.
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