03 Jun 1957
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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1957
Page
1
The excerpt promotes constructive belief using Dr. Norman Vincent Peale and Emerson, sharing a parable of a boy at risk of failure who regains confidence through faith. It urges daily practice of casting out doubt, avoiding self-imposed limits, and sustaining belief to extend effectiveness in life and studies.
A compact guide urging steady belief to move from impossible to possible. Compare only with yourself, rejoice in others' success, and pursue a life shaped by faith in God and personal growth. Emphasizes earnest prayer, humble effort, and aligning goals with spiritual values for lasting success.
A bitter new deadlock on the states water problems developed in the Legislature Sunday as lawmakers labored overtime in the Assembly to complete the tower house bills before the deadline. See Page B-10 for details and related pages across the newspaper.
Khrushchev spoke in a hour long televised address promising no war to spread communism and pledging to compete with the United States economically and ideologically. He predicted Americans could someday live under a Soviet style system while denying aims of coercion. Local and national officials urged Moscow to offer concrete proposals and direct communication with the American public.
Police say two sticks of dynamite with detonators were found under a freight car at Belmont Junction West Philadelphia during a routine check. Two more sticks were later found in yards in a three hour search by pace and Army demolition crews.
Jockey Milo Valenzuela, 22, a leading rider at Hollywood Park, was injured in a bar attack while his friends Ray Maldonado and Joe Ballon were also struck by an unidentified assailant. Valenzuela, who rode Eddie Schmidt to a $25,000 feature win, was hospitalized after the incident. The attacker fled after the melee.
Air Force test pilot Capt. J W Hittinger Jr rode a metal capsule attached to a large balloon to 96000 feet near Minnesota, beating the prior 76000 foot record by nearly four miles. He called the ascent completely successful and plans for future tests at Holloman. Data will aid rocket and satellite research.
The Supreme Court sent back a Chicago antitrust case to determine how much of GM stock Du Pont may control. Justice Brennan stated that any acquisition of a rival or non rival by a corporation could violate the Clayton Act if it creates a restraint of commerce or monopoly. He noted executives acted honorably, but the ruling hinges on potential market impact.
Three yachts and a fishing schooner ran aground in heavy fog between Sunset Beach and Huntington Beach with 30 aboard. Coast Guard reported no injuries and many calls from worried friends as mariners stayed in harbor. Zevorah, Marthas, Serena, and Conversion listed among grounded craft. Zevorah partly beached at low tide. Dili gence tows one vessel to Alamitos Bay Marina.
Weather forecast notes sun but fog and heavy clouds along the coast in the night and early morning. Temperatures ease slightly Tuesday afternoon with cooler conditions returning.
The Supreme Court voted 7 to 1 that the government must disclose criminal prosecutions involving secret FBI reports used by witnesses on the stand. Justice Tom Clark dissented, saying Congress must counteract the ruling to prevent intelligence agencies from intruding into law enforcement and compromising confidential information and international secrets.
A fire at the five story Hotel Pleasant in Worcester Mass killed three people and seriously injured eight others. At least two dozen more were treated and released. identified victims are Sadie Mason 58 Anna O'Brien and Mary Walton. Five of the eight hospital patients remained in very critical condition.
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