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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1957

Page

1

Mayor Unseated as 7 Incumbents Keep City Jobs

In Tuesday's municipal election seven incumbents were re-elected while mayor George M Vermillion and South District Councilman were defeated. Charles Dooley won the mayoral seat, with Willam T Dalessi taking the 4th District. returns show tight races and a $6,884,000 water bond approval. Vermillion’s term ends July 8 and Desmond and Keeler loom as potential successors.

Epley George M. Vermillion Sth Charles Dooley North Long Beach Vermillion Willam T da- Fi Jessi Dooley HOGS Long Beach Europe Japan South America Dowley-Vermillion Raymond C Kealer Gerald Desmond Lewis Reese Charles M. Garrison Patrick Ahern John Baker Virgil Spongberg Meen Desmond Iman Kealer

Eisenhower backs Japan trial for GI in Sakai case

President Eisenhower said diplomacy will respond if justice falters as Japan handles Army Specialist 3/o William S. Girard’s case over the January 30 firing range death of Mrs. Naka Sakai. He noted Tokyo has jurisdiction under a status of forces pact and emphasized the need to honor American commitments while ensuring justice.

Washington Eisenhower United States Wilson State Dulles William S. Girard Ottawa Naka Sakai Japan Wilson-Dulles Girard Girardi Jaeke Eisenhower

Two Men Killed by Cranes Touching Power Line

In Baytown Texas a heavy crane contacted a 12,000 volt power line near a natural gas pipeline pump station Tuesday. Two workers died, a third was severely burned. Victims were D. E. Reider 39 of Conroe Texas and Charles R. Huddleston 19 of Morriston Arkansas.

Baytown Tex D. E. Reider Conroe Charles R. Huddleston Morriston Ark

Senator Hruska cites secret Hungarian camps testimony

Senator Hruska said secret testimony to Secretary Dulles claimed about 46,000 Hungarian youths including teenage girls were judged in six Soviet concentration camps. He added that 1,600 survivors of the camps at Cspe, Asland were deported to Red China after a closed Senate session.

Washington Sen Hruska R-Neb Dulles Csepes Asland Red China United States Senate Internal Security Subcommittee

Night Weather: Low clouds and fog then clearing

A calm night with low clouds or fog in the morning then mostly clear skies. Temperatures trend cooler as conditions improve through the day and night.

Nuclear weapons tests worth small risk says AEC member

A member of the Atomic Energy Commission told Congress that nuclear weapons tests are worth the small risk from Yallo ut. The note appears alongside a contrast on child fitness in Europe and a guide to the paper's pages. The index lists sections across the paper from Beach Combing to Vital Statistics and various features.

Atomic Envoy Commission Congress Yallout Hal Boyle Wilson

Clean Home Atomic Arms Now Possible

Classified notice notes telephone contacts HE 2 5959 and HE 5 1161 across eight daily editions. Claims a cleaner home solution under atomic arms context. Readers are advised to call the numbers for further details.

End Frustration With Mental Calm Lesson

A long excerpt discusses calming frustration through stopping efforts and leaving matters to God as advocated by Dr. Smiley Blanton. It includes related anecdotes on peaceful thinking, a hotel veranda conversation, and a shift to U.S. disarmament talk with Eisenhower and Bulganin, linking anti-frustration ideas to broader world events. The piece weaves spiritual guidance with Cold War context and ends noting Eisenhower’s comments on hydrogen bomb tests.

Smiley Blanton St. Paul's New York Nikolai Bulganin Geneva Switzerland Russia Bulganin International Labor Organization Eisenhower U. S Lee

Balloon Launched Tiny Atomic Test Over Yucca Flat

A small nuclear device was exploded from a balloon 300 feet above Yucca Flat in Nevada at 4 45 am The blast was observed from Las Vegas about 70 miles away by officials at a control point 15 miles distant A mushroom cloud formed seconds after the flash and rose to more than 6000 feet Dr Gerald W Johnson head of radiation lab at Livermore California and designer of the device called the test a technical success

Atomic Test Site Nev United States Yucca Flat Las Vegas Atomic Energy Commission Gerald W. Dohnson University Off

Truman's daughter Margaret gives birth to grandson

Margaret Truman Daniel and Clifton Daniel welcome a 6 pound 8 ounce boy by cesarean section at Doctors Hospital. The baby is the couple's first and the former President Harry Truman and wife Bess express happiness. Margaret and Daniel traveled from Independence to New York for the birth.

Margaret Truman Daniel New York Clifton Daniel Margaret Truman Margaret Daniel Harry Truman Bess Trumans Independence Harry Doctors ‘Hospital The Star of the New York Times Tramars E. Clifton Daniel Zebulon N.C

End Frustration and Seek Calm Self-Control

Step by step guidance encourages emotional self-control through peaceful thinking and understanding others. Set daily quiet time, relax tense muscles, and clear bad emotions before bed. Look to God for help substituting calmness for irritation. do your best and leave outcomes to God.

Judge Boy 12 Admits Killing Teacher Insane

Rapid City South Dakota. A 12 year old boy admitted killing his music teacher after a piano lesson and was judged insane and committed to Yankton State Hospital. William Willard, son of a professor, fired a 30 caliber rifle at Miss June Hammon as she started to drive away from the Willard home near Rockford Rapid City. Miss Hammon was a piano and accordion teacher who had gone to the home to give William his lesson while other family members were away.

Rapid City S. D. WI Yankton S.C State Hospital William Willard June Hammon Willard Rockfaret Hammon William

Debris flies after 100 mph Seattle car crash kills one

An automobile traveling about 100 mph struck a steel pole in downtown Seattle at 5 am, killing 18 year old Patrick T. Cahill of St Peter Minnesota, a Navy fireman aboard Requisite, and seriously injuring four shipmates. The crash sent parts across 3rd Ave and Vine St near the central business district.

Seattle 3Rd Ave Vine St Patrick T. Cahill St. Peter, Minna Navy Requisite

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