Solon Yard Hike Funds Draw Navy Warning on Safety
Rear Adm. Honsinger urged a full six million dollar appropriation to resume subsidence repairs at the shipyard to restore efficiency after last year's slowdown. A temporary five hundred thousand dollar dike would secure operations briefly but the yard remains at risk if funds are delayed. Rear Adm. Alles reported that the Navy secretary and chief of naval operations oppose increasing Bureau of Ships funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy V. Honsinger
Navy Bureau of Ships
Jess
Honsinger
R. W. ‘Alles
Secretary of the Navy
Chief of Naval Operations
Bureau of Ships
U S and Russian Diplomatic Tangles Stoked by Subcommittee
The hearing panel heard Stennis and Sen. Francis Case push for restraint on further funding until stability returns. Mayors and oil firms like Producing Properties Inc and Atlantic Oil Co signaled participation in unitization deals to curb surface subsidence in Long Beach. PPI pledged 2.5 million dollars for an underground pressure restoration and water flood initiative. The State Department expelled Soviet embassy officials including Nikolai Ku trochkin for improper payments and documents procurement while Maj Yuri Krylov was similarly ousted earlier. Baker, a U S Embassy secretary, was expelled amid charges of violating diplomatic norms but claimed it stemmed from friendliness to Moscow students.
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Stennis
Francis Case
R-Sd
Raymond L. Kealer
Producing Properties Inc
Atlantic O11 Co
Stilla
Robert J. Bradley
PPI
Long Beach
Jarbor
Conn
Sergei R. Striganov
Foy D. Kohler
Asssistant
E European Affairs
State Department
Yuri P. Krylov
Department of State
Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
United States
Nikolai I. Ku- Trochkin
Sembassy
Baker
U. S
Moscow
Moscow University
Brown says desperate GOP seen by California Democrat
California Democratic nominee Edmund G Brown blasted Republicans as desperate during a visit to New York with his wife for a conference with Governor Averell Harriman. He outpolled Knowland by over 600000 and warned of Republican leadership deficits as he predicted Democratic wins in California and New York. Brown labeled Nixon linked Knowlandism radical right and said the primary victory was a rebuke to Knowland and his last minute wire support. He planned a Chicago trip for a National Association of Attorneys General meeting.
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New York
Edmund G. Brown
California
Haid
Brogin
Averell Harriman
Brown
Govenor
William Knowland
Knowland
Napoleon
Waterloo
Richard M. Nixon
Knowlandism
Senators Delay Navy Repair Plan After Anti-Subsidence Review
Stennis and Case stated they want a one year look at Long Beach anti-subsidence measures before resuming the Navy repair program worth 30 million dollars over ten years. They indicated support for resuming after the look period, despite signed repressurization agreements for fault blocks beneath the shipyard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iby Kealer
Stennis
Case
Long Beach
Navy
Havana police break up terrorist cell in Havana region
Police arrested 12 people accused of subversive activity and seized machine guns incendiary bombs and dynamite in raids Friday night. The group were said to be followers of ex president Prio Socarras now in Miami who denies fomenting rebellion against Batista. Recovered items included weapons and explosives as authorities described.
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Havana
Cava Ur
Los Prio Socarras
Prio Socarras
Miami
Fulgencio Batista
Press-Telegram Bids for Audit Bureau of Circulation Listing
Fragmented OCR notes show Long Beach newspaper Press-Telegram claiming audit details with mentions of Fos Office Tone Banch and 374.00 sum. It references Cal-Par Week and a published daily schedule with sundry items at 6ih Bt and Pins Ave. Long Beach is noted as a member of the Audit Bureau of Circulation.
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Fos
Tone Banch
Bing
Cort
Garnier BelWargeek
SAT
Pins Ave
Long Beach
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Personal Tartars Remover Ad From Old Paper
An advertisement promotes a tartar remover claiming brighter teeth and fresher breath. It offers a lifetime guarantee and a money-back option. The offer costs 4.95 dollars plus 20 cents postage, with payment by check or money order to Hale ford Leberstoriss in Freie, California.
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Haleford Leberstoriss
Freie
Calif
Schell races to save marriage after Liz resigns
Hollywood scene erupts as international playboy Philip Schell rushes from Monaco to Lana Turner's mansion to salvage his marriage to Elizabeth Schafer Chester. Liz sends a stark cable resigning from marriage citing a nuclear tempo. Schell, famed race driver, vows everything will be all right as he arrives.
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Hollywood
UPI
Philip Schell
Houston
Elizabeth Schafer
Chester
Schell
Lana ‘Turner
Cheryl
Johnny Stampanato
Monaco
Liz
Referendum Set Oct 5 by De Gaulle on Algerian policy
The Socialist Le Populaire predicts Leon Delbecque, former Algerian safety committee vice president, may return to France to head a fascistlike group aiming to end the French parliamentary system.
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de Gaulle
le Populaire
Leon Delbecque
Bandit Strips Victim in Birmingham and Algeria Unrest
A bandit robbed a victim in Birmingham, then threats arose as Algerian ultras faced resentment. Police said the attacker stripped the victim and left him unconscious, while Algeria's army moved to gain influence as De Gaulle appointed Gen. Raoul Salan as governor general in Algeria.
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Birmingham
Ala
UPI
de Gaulles
Andy McCoy
Meemment
McCoy
Algeria
de Gaulle
Raoul Salan
Salan
Labor Attacks Harriman Aides on Ives Charge
Labor leaders denounce Senator Ives accusation that Gov. Averell Harriman’s conduct was shaped by friendship with a racketeer. They say the veto of a labor finance bill followed rushed hearings and protest the framing as labor-aligned. Baker’s prison record is cited to define the network while Harriman denies any close ties.
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New York
Averell
Harriman
Rving
MO Ives
R+ NY
Harry ‘Vin Arsdele
AFL Central
Tares and Labor, Council
Louis Hollander
CIO
Tye
United States
Ives
van Arsdale
Halklander
Organized Labor
Labor
Hollander
Robert Bernard Baker
Baker-Harriman
Baker
State Correction Department
Albany
City
St. Louis
McCone Faces Senate Inquiry Over AEC Nomination
President Eisenhower appoints John A. McCone of Los Angeles as AEC member to succeed Lewis Strauss. Senators will probe McCone views on atomic policy and his business ties before confirmation, with talks on possibly naming him chairman if approved.
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Washington
John A. McCone
Senate
Atomic Energy Commission
Eisenhower
McCone
Los Angeles
Lewis le Strauss
AEC
Strauss
William F. Knowland
Or-Calif
Clinton
P. Anderson
House Atomic” Energy Committee
Commission
Anderson
Atomic
Pee Strauss
McConte
Potsdam
N. C
Clarkson’ S College
Richard B. Russell
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
Denture Mix-Up Derailed Wedding Speech in Knoxville
UPI reports Miss Mary Warters told friends she spoke unclearly at a Knoxville wedding because she kept her dentures with a friend who was getting married. The remark explains her muffled address during the ceremony and reception.
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Knoxville
Tenn
UPI
Mary Warters
William Wilson 73 Auto Pioneer Dies in Detroit
William R. Wilson, 73, a noted automotive pioneer tied to Dodge, Maxwell-Chalmers, Studebaker and Reo, died Thursday. He began in Detroit as a Studebaker Corp. executive in 1911 and later led Maxwell Motors Corp during its reorganization into the Chrysler group.
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Detroit
William R. Wilson
Dodge
Maxwell-Chalmers
Studebaker
Reo
Detroit Automotive Industry
Studebaker Corp
Wilson
Dodge Brothers
Maxwell Motors Corp
Chryskr Group
NAACP Defends Clennon King After Hospital Transfer
The NAACP, defending Clennon King, argues no question of mental impairment exists despite his push to enroll at the all white University of Mississippi. King, 37, previously supported segregation as a professor at Alcorn A&M College and was moved to Whitfield Hospital after highway patrols escorted him to safety from the campus area.
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Jackson
National Association “For the Advancement of Colored People
Clennon King
State
University of Mississippi
King
Alcorn
Miss. A&m Colege
Oxford
An. Isofeice
State Highway Patrol
Two Jabblas Hotel Offers Oceanfront Comfort and Dining
Through from the boulevard to the ocean this hotel features private rooms with new wall to wall carpeting and daily maid service. Large dining room offers choice steaks and Virginia ham for $25.50 weekly per person. outside public welcomed. club breakfast and dinners noted. Phone HE 8-6245.
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Bottevard
Two Win Opera Contest Jobs for San Francisco Opera
Francez Grove of Sacramento and Robert Thomas of Los Angeles won the San Francisco opera debut finals, earning jobs with the company next fall after defeating eight candidates. Two alternates were named Mary Greenslet of Portland and Margo Blum of San Francisco.
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UFI
Francez Grove
Sacramento
Robert Thomas
Los Angeles
San Francisco Opera
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