Marines Land On Beach Near Beirut Amid Crowd Frenzy
UPI report describes the 1st Battalion 8th Marines landing six miles north of Beirut with 1,800 Marines facing no armed resistance. Crowds and ice cream vendors lined the shore as Marines moved inland to seize a ridge five miles inland, while spectators pressed close, asking about life in America.
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8Th Marines
Beirut
UPI
Lebanon
Het
Baker
Charley
Jines
America
Pulls Tuna Drama Overboard Crowns The Marines Scene
A Nova Scotia man reefed by a large tuna near Shelburne while a flotilla of destroyers stood offshore. Witnesses on the beach watched the incident as American tourists aboard a party were under watch from planes. Earl Bush, 41, of Jordan Ferry, disappeared after the catch and was not immediately recovered.
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Shelburne
Nova Scotia
Earl Bush
Jordan
Ten Youths Beat Rival Gang Members After Crash
Ten youths identified as Birch Sr. gang members beat two Eastside rivals with tire irons while they lay injured after crashing while fleeing. Two attackers were arrested returning to the scene. Frank Aguilar and Edward Juarez were booked on assault with a deadly weapon charges. Injured victims Ronaldo Gwa man and Raymond Herrara, both East Los Angeles residents.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Birch Sr
Frank Aguilar
Pico
Edward Juarez
Birch Si
Ronaldo Gwaman
Raymond Herrara
East Los Angeles
Sub Runs Aground Pulled Free at Provincetown
A Neptune class submarine Piper ran aground on Wood End Bar early today about a half mile from shore and was freed by Coast Guard cutter Frederick Lee around noon. All 82 crew members reported uninjured as Navy stated slight damage suspected. Piper was calibrating tests on a measured nautical mile course when the accident occurred. Rescue sub Skylark from Boston and Suin bird from New London were ordered to assist in refloating the Piper.
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Provincetown
Mass
Piper
Coast Guard
Frederick Lee
Wood End Bar
Navy
Wood End
Skylark
Boston
New London
Lost Children Endure Wilderness Ordeal Near Ash Lake
In Ash Lake Minnesota two children Francine Crego ten and Michael eight along with a spaniel were found after two days and nights in the woods. Sheriff Sam Owens led volunteers as the siblings climbed a fire tower then wandered deeper before walking out to safety. The mother, Mrs Crego of Hibbing, said the kids feared a cold night and cried on reuniting but were relieved to be out.
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Ash Lake
Minn
UPI
Sam Owens
Crego
Hibbing
Francine Crego
Michael
Francine
Mickey
Antil
Iraq Reassures West on Oil Production and Oil Trade
The Iraqi embassy said its government intends to continue producing and shipping oil to its regular customers worldwide, reassuring Western nations dependent on Middle East petroleum. Officials stressed Iraq remains committed to its obligations, though statements hinted at potential adjustments to agreements to fit evolving global conditions.
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Washington
Middle East
Iraq
New York
Charles I
Lucky
Luciano
Charles Lo Cascia
A. M. Eshaikar
United Nations
Hashim Jawad
Aviation Pioneer Henry Farman Dies
Paris reports aviation pioneer Henry Farman died after a long illness. Farman began with balloons and built a heavier craft, claiming the first flight with a passenger, lifting into the air in October 1907.
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Paris - Henry Farman, &4
Farman
Pigs by the Dozen at Manning Farm
A sow owned by H. Presley farrowed 12 piglets on July 10 and produced two more by men’s day, totaling twenty-one living, as the farmer Lee describes.
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Manning
H. Presley
Lee
Oil's global importance drives government pledge to sustain production
A government statement stresses oil's critical role in world economy and national wealth. It affirms an earnest intention to continue oil production and supply to established markets, while promising to take all necessary steps to safeguard primary interests amid international industrial ties.
Army Families Halted in Mid-Ocean
FRANKFURY Germany AFI The U S troopships Randall and Gunspur carrying dependents and cargo were headed back to the United States after being diverted in mid Atlantic The ships bound for Germany were turned back Friday An official Army notice said the dependents will come to Europe some time in August if possible Alert precautions have been taken by American forces due to the Middle East crisis.
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Frankfury
Germany
AFI
U. S
Randall
Gunspur
U. S. Army Command
Europe
United States
Atlantic
Middle East
Eisenhower Makes SBA Permanent Agency and Raises Loan Cap
President Eisenhower signed a law converting the Small Business Administration into a permanent federal agency. The measure raises the SBA loan limit from 250000 to 350000 and lowers the maximum interest rate from six to five percent. The SBA had been created in 1953 on a temporary basis.
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Washington
UFI
Eisenhower
Small Business Administration
SHA
House OKs Small Boat Registration Bill
The House passed a bill requiring small motorboats to be registered and display registration numbers. Sponsored by the House Merchant Marine Committee, the measure passed 181 to 29 and moves to the Senate. It applies to all motorboats over 15 feet and requires three-year registrations with Coast Guard handling in non adopting states.
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Washington Wi
House
House Merchant Marine Committees
Senate
Coast Guard
Building Permits This Month and Contractor Notes
A compilation of building permits and contractor entries listing projects, addresses, and indicative costs. Included are additions and patios with firms such as Crosby Construction Co and Suneetence & Patio Co, plus names like Gurney and Lutes and locations including 7200 Mex and 408 Poppy.
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Warege
EL Lda Gurney
Iso Andre ‘G. Lutes
Mg. Eases
Paatt
Ome Ivierdhol
J. J. Han Onetaclot
Mehaia
Wallox
Crosby Construction Co
Gregson
Gryaal Doe Stimming
B. Fette
Patio Ool
Suneetence & Patio Co
Vonerector
Vonerector Maury Band
Rraine Tagrady
Add Won
She Alberah
Stanton Mayor Faces Grand Jury Status Question
Stanton officials and residents watched as the county Grand Jury announced it would probe Mayor Howard Walker after a morals offense in Hollywood. The council split 2 to 2 and a motion to oust him failed, raising questions about whether he can remain head of city government after pleading to a misdemeanor rather than a felony.
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Welker
Los Angeles County Superior Court
Walker
Trend of Security Prices for Past Week
The analysis by Paul H. MacGregor notes a steady market despite Middle East unrest. He compares postwar patterns to 1950 Korea shocks, highlighting D I Industrials’ partial recovery and weaker gains in durable goods, metal, and rail stocks. Inflation fears and defense-driven investments shape current moves, with stocks advancing despite volatility.
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Ajum
Ame Saba
International
Jones Naional
Minos
Tonaville
Douglas
London
Reils
Market Mood Shifts as Bear Ends and Bull Awakens
The writer argues psychology drives the market, noting a shift from a bear to a new bull trend as February ends. He cites improved business, cautious optimism, and potential war risks, predicting a stronger stance for stocks behind a stabilizing market and limited downside in the near term.
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Kts
Local deaths and funeral notices in Long Beach area
Obituaries list Gladys Ella Payton, 13, of 1803 West 20th Street died Thursday with husband Kenneth F. and Richard Griffiths among survivors. James Foley, 63, of 1131 St Louis Avenue died Thursday with wife Lydia and several children, Rosary Sunday at 8 p.m. Funeral at Shearer Me Fadyen Mortuary. Cora D Prentice formerly of Long Beach died Friday in Oakland. Surviving son Dean Lobsugh and daughter Vera Knowles. Graveside Monday at Sunnyside Cemetery. Ola Vel Clark of 4449 Gavota Avenue died Friday, survived by mother Ada Anne Clark. Rosary Sunday 7 p.m. Requiem Monday 9 a.m. at St Barnabas. Raymond M Paull, 47, of 4060 Contara Reach Encino, former Long Beach resident, died Thursday. Survived by wife Roselle, daughter Toni Lee, son Robert Ellis, sister Laura Leff. Services Sunday 12:30 p.m. at Hillside Mausoleum chapel. Groman Mortuary in charge.
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W. 20Th St
Kenneth F
Richard Griffiths
Ella L. Bundy
Warren Bundy
B. W. Coon Funeral Home
Foley - James
St. Louis Ave
Lydi
Eugene. Marshall
Alwood Westerdahl
Kathleen Winthrop
Carol Lentel
Claire Fink
Marjorie Shields
Sheelar-Me-"Fadyen Mortuary
St. Matthew's Church
Prentice
Cora D
Long Beach
Oakland
Dean Lobsugh
Vera Knowles
Sunnyside
Rose Garden
Clark
Ola Vel
Gavota Ave
Ada Anne Clark
Kate
Richard Hare
Ronald I. Bell
Mottell's
Peek
St. Barnabas Church
Paull
Raymond M
Contara Re
Encino
Roselle
Toni Lee
Robert “Ellis
Laura Leff
Hillside Mausoleum Chapel
Centinele Blvd
Los Angeles
Groman Mortuary Lin Charge
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Indstien
Fgg
Axesc&e
Mutshares
Natilny
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Tobacco
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Pena
Mallee Sadi
Stowe
Amupaeda
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Ipvest
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Malcolm K
Honneten
E. Th
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Lois
Gonsalley
James K
Grady
D. Fez
Aon
Eaton & Hat
Ige
Steinta Ae
Stern
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Blacrerth
Wed Og Arch Fae
KiestScience
Tau Tes
Lazardrd
Franicuscser
Cexginvent OA
LexingconTr
Shah Declares Week of Mourning for King Faisal
The Shah of Iran ordered a seven day period of mourning by the royal court beginning today in Tehran for King Faisal of Iraq marking a formal diplomatic gesture.
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Tehran
Iran
Faisal
Iraq
Carrier Hides Mail Probation For Turner In Dayton
Postman Joseph Turner aged 33 received a two year probation after admitting to hiding mail in a downtown Dayton building. He said he did it because his feet hurt.
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Dayton
Ohio
UPI
Post
Iman Joseph
Turner
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