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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1959
Page
2
BEA clerks, hostesses and receptionists were ordered to lift their mid calf uniforms by at least three inches to fall one to three inches below the knee, drawing mixed reactions from staff led by a BEA chairwoman’s wife who called the current length grotesque.
In New York a frantic search by police and FBI for a kidnapped Brooklyn newborn continues. Det Chief Lepoyt says there are no leads as relatives await news. The infant was taken from St Peter's Hospital in Brooklyn days after birth. The chase focuses on areas around the hospital and locations where garments were found. In Key West Havana arrivals include 265 passengers stranded in Cuba aboard the City of Havana as Batista fled the country.
Cardin al Spellman returns from a Christmas tour of overseas bases reporting good troop morale. Passengers aboard a returning ship describe hardships with meals and coffee service, a line outside a restaurant, and a three day voyage as it headed toward Havana to resume the pre-revolution timetable.
Asian Communist outlets hailed the Soviet Lunik launch as proof of Russian superiority and a propaganda triumph across Asia. Peiping Radio and newspapers proclaimed the advance over capitalism, while some non Communist papers softened the tone or called it a misstep. A former judge in Indiana and Western outlets noted renewed Sino Soviet emphasis on space achievement.
Local reader notes praise for Giard's Original tangy salad dressing. The fragment mentions children liking the product, with references to Western influence, media mentions, and a promotional appeal amid unclear context and partial quotes from multiple regions.
Churchill and his wife will arrive in Marrakech on January 12 for a sun filled vacation of three or four weeks. The news was disclosed today.
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