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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1958
Page
1
Soviet Premier Khrushchev agreed to attend a United Nations summit with Nehru and Arab leaders invited. He proposed holding the meeting next Monday in New York, pending invitation acceptance.
United Nations debates hinge on Khrushchev decision whether to press for a separate five power summit or accept Eisenhower and Macmillan plan for a high level meeting at the U N. Izvestia questions the U S push while Tass notes American reluctance to a summit.
The June rise in living costs slowed nationally while the Los Angeles Long Beach area saw a minor 0.1 percent dip from May to June due to cheaper fruits and vegetables. The national index reached 123.7 percent of the 1947-49 average, with analysts predicting a possible decline later in summer, as food supplies grow more plentiful.
Low clouds persist tonight with a brief clearing trend early Thursday. Mostly sunny conditions expected Thursday with little change in temperature. Noon reading not provided.
Henderson McCoy, a 30 year old Los Angeles felon, escaped from San Quentin after terrorizing the wife of a prison official. He bound Mrs. B. B. Suttle with string and tape, forced her to reveal car keys, then drove away in the Suttle automobile. A granddaughter raised the alarm.
A demonstration of about 100000 Venezuelans forced Defense Minister Jesus Maria Castro Leon to resign after he pressed the army to seize political power. Gen Castro Leon had delivered an ultimatum to Rear Adm Wolfgang Larrazabal, head of the ruling junta, signaling steps to oust the government. The crowds backed the junta against the military rulers, while the Navy supported Larrazabal. To curb army reinforcements in the capital, ships blocked the old road from the Caribbean coast and positioned destroyers and cruisers. Continued on Page A-3.
A garbled catalog of newspaper sections and page references lists where to find various topics. It names Theaters, Weather, Temperatures, Vital Statistics, and other pages with labels like Bridge Pages and Classified. The line reads as a map of sections rather than a narrative event.
Twelve year old Renate Brahar wandered Chicago streets overnight with a fox terrier puppy after her parents could not keep the dog. She walked about fifteen miles, reaching an Arlington Heights address before police contacted her family.
By Bert Resnik the South shows strength as seven belles from the south land join 15 semi finalists for Miss United States at Municipal Auditorium. The event begins at 8 o clock tonight with Judith Carlson Miss Alabama, Marcia Validus Miss Florida, Diane Gail Austins Miss Georgia, Earlyne Howell Miss Louisiana, Patricia Ann Moss Miss South Carolina, Martha Boales Miss Tennessee, Linda Daugherty Miss Texas among the rivals. Dorine Kay Brooks is listed as a contender from elsewhere.
In Nicosia, Sir Hugh Foot announced more than 1,200 Greek Cypriots were detained since Monday to avert communal violence on Cyprus. Between 40 and 50 Turkish Cypriots were jailed. The Turkish Cypriot underground group TMT was outlawed. EOKA urged attacks on Turkish Cypriots and British forces. Violence began June 7 with twenty killed last week and five more on Monday. Authorities imposed a two day house confinement amid a 30 day dusk to dawn curfew.
The White House announced Premier Amintore Fanfani of Italy will confer with President Eisenhower and Secretary of State Dulles in Washington on July 29 and 30. Details on talks and topics were not released. The visit marks ongoing Allied relations during the postwar era.
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