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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1959
Page
2
Castro wins widespread support with a massive Havana rally during which 400,000 farmers and campesinos gathered, pledging backing for land reform. The event featured doves, balloons, and a show of force, while elsewhere violence and unrest caused multiple deaths and sports games were disrupted by gunfire and crowd danger.
A California woman pilot, Mrs. Detty Haynes of Arbuckle, died when a plane piloted by her husband crashed during takeoff at an Idaho airstrip. Her husband Joseph Haynes and two Arbuckle residents, Leo and Mrs. Mowe, escaped injury.
A clipped, incomplete note outlines a new method for rescue breathing and mentions an August Readers Digest feature. It references breathing supplies, older artificial respiration methods, and a simple invention claim. The text is OCR damaged and lacks clear names or dates.
Herbert Millen 67 Philadelphia municipal judge and first Negro jurist in Pennsylvania died Saturday after a heart attack July 11 while vacationing in San Francisco with his wife.
Airplanes and crews fight blazes near Trinity River project as 600 acre containment fizzles with 1000 acre flare up. A fisherman dropping a cigarette sparked the start. seven aerial tankers and 125 inmates join labor crews to attack fires in Trinity, Humboldt and Redlands areas as winds push flames through pine and brush.
A crowd greeted Vice President Nixon in Leningrad as he led a marathon five day visit. He and Soviet Premier Khrushchev discussed East West differences in a calm atmosphere but Soviet officials balked at an immediate agreement on inspecting the Savannah and Shippingport nuclear plant. Nixon and Rickover emphasized frank discussions while noting major disagreements remained.
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