Peterson Quits as President of LBSC in June
Long Beach State College founder president Dr. Victor Peterson announced his resignation effective at close of business June 30 1953 after a 41 year career in education. He helped grow the 20 million dollar campus from a bean field to a major state college. No successor or broader changes were specified as the State Board of Education plans upcoming meetings for selection.
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Why Elizabeth Duncan Fled Court in Murder Trial
A nervous cafe owner testified she introduced Elizabeth Duncan to two men who admit strangling Olga Duncan, the teenage daughter-in-law. Moya and Baldonado described luring Olga to a car, beating her, and choking her to death as they buried her. Duncan allegedly offered 6000 to have Olga killed, but paid only 205.
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Los Angeles Picked for 1960 Democratic National Convention
The Democratic National Committee voted 71 to 35 to approve Los Angeles as the site for the 1960 Democratic presidential nominating convention after a stormy session. A motion to discard the subcommittee’s recommendation failed 67 to 39, with Philadelphia and Chicago supporters opposing the chosen site. Governor David Lawrence warned a West Coast convention would be a costly error for the party.
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Fear Soviet Showdown in Berlin Crisis
The article reports fears of a Soviet showdown over Berlin with Britain’s PM Macmillan pressuring for talks while Eisenhower seeks to prevent war. It notes Soviet hands over likely control to East Germany, and that Macmillan acts as middleman amid stalled negotiations.
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Telephone Home Edition Five Line 161 Notes Daily
The item appears to be a compact home edition telephony note carried in a daily six edition set. It records brief domestic news items or announcements as part of a newspaper feature.
Rescue Boys Trapped Seaside Cliff After 17 Hours
Two boys, George Smith Jr and Gary Smith, ages 6 and 4, were rescued after 17 hours on a 400 foot seaside cliff near Daly City. A Coast Guard cutter helicopter bloodhounds and over 100 firefighters and volunteers conducted an all night search. Bobby, quoted by rescuers, said they climbed down to look at the ocean and could not climb back up. Gary remained in good condition despite exposure while Bobby was hungry but eager for food. The rescue was near their homes with no lasting injuries reported. The report also covers the Navy boarding of a Soviet trawler near Newfoundland and subsequent diplomatic notes between the United States and the Soviet Union. The Soviet vessel was the Novorossisk with 54 crew members.
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Nixon's Surprise Miami Visit Strains Hotel Rooms
Vice President Nixon arrives in Miami for a brief visit and discovers his favorite hotel has no vacancies. A conference room is converted to host Nixon and his 10 year old daughter Julie, who is recovering from a persistent illness that has kept her from school for three weeks.
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Weather outlook shows clear tonight and sunny Saturday
The forecast calls for clear conditions tonight and sunny skies on Saturday with continued warm temperatures. Maximum temperature by noon today is 71 degrees.
Calls 3 In Corrigibles Father of 6 Files Complaint
Richard Paulisich a 41 year old jeweler and father of six filed a complaint of in corrigibles in Juvenile Court against his three eldest sons aged 13 15 and 16 He says the boys ignore him threaten him and recently threw stones at him He and his wife Wilma have four younger children and police report the older boys were surly at Juvenile Hall with one muttering we'll get even.
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Space Probe Tracking at Jodrell Bank Prep
A dozen technicians at Jodrell Bank in England prepare the world’s largest radio telescope to track a U S space vehicle launch. A spokesman says the shot is expected Saturday or Sunday and the team will stand by while the United States confirms the firming of the mission.
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Where to Find It News Guide
The item lists sections and page locations for a newspaper edition. It notes updates on politics and a variety of features such as Beach Combing, Hal Boyle, Bridge, Comics, Crossword, Death Notices, Editorials, Financials, Shipping, Sports, Theaters, Tides and Temperatures, TV and Radio, Vital Statistics, Women, and Your World with corresponding page numbers.
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