Ford to Close Long Beach Plant Move Assembly to Pico-Rivera
Ford Motor Co. will shut its Long Beach plant early next year and consolidate assembly with its Pico-Rivera facility without cutting personnel. The move, described as a long range consolidation, will not affect Ford oil operations or subsidence countermeasures. The Pico-Rivera plant, built for Mercury, will receive the added workload as Ford seeks new industrial tenants for the vacated site.
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Harry Warner Dies A Founder Of Warner Bros Film Empire
Beverly Hills reports Harry Warner aged 76 of Warner Bros died Friday night at his home after months of illness. A Polish immigrant family built a vision that transformed sound in motion pictures with the 1927 production of The Jazz Singer. Harry left the board two years ago after 30 years as a key officer, and his brothers Jack Albert and Sam also contributed to the studio’s rise. The Warners rose from New Castle Ohio to control of a major studio in Burbank before a financial syndicate bought in.
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Helicopter Missing Over Greenland Ice Cap
Washington UP reports a five man Air Force helicopter from the 55th Air Rescue Squadron based at Thule Greenland disappeared over the Greenland ice cap on Friday morning after losing radio contact while in clouds over the ice.
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U S Cancels Reduced Fallout Shot Demonstration
The United States told the United Nations it has cancelled a Pacific Ocean test of a reduced fallout nuclear weapon. Invitations had been extended to 14 countries through UN Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold. The blast could not occur before August 25 and scientists would miss the UN conference on peaceful uses of atomic energy in Geneva starting September 1.
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Balloon send first space TV from 79500 feet over Minnesota
Cmdr Malcolm Ross and M Lee Lewis ride a high altitude balloon from a northern Minnesota iron mine lift to about 79,500 feet. The 30 hour flight carries a TV camera to broadcast pictures while recording a first as a manned craft reach near sea level pressure in the upper atmosphere.
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Delay Seen in Mee Due to U N Rules
United Nations dispatches report that U S pressure for a Middle East summit under Security Council rules slows the rush to a projected meeting. President Eisenhower sent a note to Nikita Khrushchev asserting the United States will not accept terms set by the Soviet leader and awaiting Moscow’s reaction.
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Miss Colombia Crowned World Beauty Queen In 1960
The pageant in Manizales Colombia crowned Luz Marina Zuloaga 19 year old dark haired Miss Colombia as the new Miss World. Adalgisa Colombo Brazil Geri Hoo Hawaii Earlyne Howell USA Alicja Bobrowska Poland were finalists. Moscow radio warned of political slips amid the event.
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Ex-Sen. Millikin of Colorado Dies
Former Colorado Republican senator Eugene D. Millikin died in his Denver apartment at age 67 after months with arthritis and pneumonia. He was appointed to the Senate in 1941, elected to a short term the next year, and later won reelection in 1942 and 1946.
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Classified-Pages B-2 to 9 And Other Page References
The text lists section referrals for newspaper sections including Churches A-4 5 Classifieds B-2 to 9 Comics AB Crossword B-10 Death Notices B-2 Financials B-2 Shipping Table B-2 Sports A-6 A-7 A-4 Theaters A-10 Tires Temperatures B-2 TV Radio B-16.
Queen Bestows Prince of Wales Title on Charles
Elizabeth II announced at Cardiff after the Empire Games that her nine year old son Charles will be Prince of Wales. Buckingham Palace confirmed the appointment as the heir to Britain's throne shifts from Duke of Cornwall to the formal Prince of Wales designation.
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Caernarvon
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Duke of Windsor
Cheam
Newbury
Britain
Prince Charles, Duke of Cornwall
U S Plans Moon Shot in August
The Air Force plans to launch a small lunar probe from Cape Canaveral in mid August. The mission would fire a three stage rocket and reach the moon around August 19 near its first quarter phase. Details on the probe type remain confidential, with officials aiming for a near lunar approach rather than a direct impact.
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Weather Outlook for Sunday Clear and Sunny
The day will be clear and sunny with early morning fog in spots and little temperature change. Winds light, highs near seasonal norms, no precipitation expected.
Crippled Pan American DC7 Lands Safely Over Atlantic
A Pan American DC7 with 45 aboard from New York to Lisbon made a forced but successful landing near Argentia after one engine failed. Captain Robert P. Postlewaite guided the crippled airliner to safety from 350 miles southeast of Newfoundland, while Coast Guard and search craft stood by. Passengers remained calm and spirits stayed high upon arrival.
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Explorer IV satellite launched by Jupiter-C rocket
The Army's Jupiter C carried the Explorer IV satellite into orbit, a 3843 pound craft designed to study outer space radiation. It aims to relay a full report on intense cosmic radiation 600 miles out, using Geiger counters and scintillation instruments to map the phenomenon for future space travel.
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