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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1957
Page
6
Air press telegram notes a pilot aiding hotta in the Sierra for 54 days. Details are sparse in the continued page fragment.
In Washington the Hoffa bribery conspiracy case saw Edward Benson Williams press witness John Dye Cheasty to amend two points of testimony. Cheasty affirmed his memory of key facts was sharp, while discrepancies emerged over a $1,000 payment tied to shoes for Cheasty’s children.
Former Civil Defense Chief Val Peterson urged a nationwide system of home installed warning devices to cut hurricane deaths. He cited Eisenhower interest and a Civil Defense test device described as a power line horn notifier guiding residents to radios for directions. Peterson praised the Weather Bureau for tracking Audrey and noted the expected death toll.
Dulles outlined a framework of world disarmament built on respectability in international conduct. He noted the need to avoid deeper U.S. involvement in the French Algerian crisis and discussed limits on coverage of Red China. He cited Jordan aid and warned against hopes for a Korea unification conference due to North Korea and Red China stances.
Washington The Senate Foreign Relations Committee approved Maxwell H. Gluck for ambassador to Ceylon. Gluck is a Darling Stores Inc. executive and noted sportsman with homes in New York City and Lexington Kentucky. Also approved were W Randolph Burgess to NATO post, Vinton Chapin as ambassador to Luxembourg, and Herman Jacoby as U N representative to the Economic and Social Council.
Rep. Thornberry of Texas had an emergency appendectomy today at Suburban Hospital Bethesda Maryland. He is reported to be resting well and in stable condition.
Edward Sai Kim Hotung 55 a noted Hong Kong businessman and director of multiple firms died today from a heart attack. He led several major companies and his passing leaves a significant impact on the local business community.
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