Dulles Hints Red China in A Ban Talks
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles signaled Red China would likely be included in any future nuclear test ban. He suggested inspection posts in Red China to monitor potential Soviet tests and warned the U.S. would not accept a ban that ignores broader disarmament issues.
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China
Washington
UPI
John. Foster Dulles
Red China
Communist] China
United States
Soviet Union
Eisenhower proposes Geneva talks on nuclear test ban policing
President Eisenhower asked Khrushchev to start technical talks July 1 in Geneva on methods to police any future nuclear test ban. He said Switzerland agreed to the Geneva site preferred by the United States and noted Russia would include Czechia and Poland experts if needed. Western participants would include the United States United Kingdom and France with possible others.
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Eisenhower
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Geneva
White House
Moscow
U.S
Kheushchev
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Russia
United Kingdom
France
United States
Khrushchev
Cartoonist Groth Dies of Heart Attack at 59
Milton Groth, 59, a cartoonist, died Monday night of a heart attack while driving on the Taconic State Parkway. His car rammed a parkway island and struck a tree before it could be brought under control, Dr. Chester Golding, medical examiner, said.
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Milton Groth
Taconic State Parkway
Chester Golding
Groth
Argentine airliner crash leaves no fatalities
An Aerolineas Argentinas four engine liner with 22 aboard crashed shortly after takeoff from Rio de Janeiro’s airport bound for Buenos Aires. The airline reported 16 passengers and 6 crew, with several injured but none seriously. The crash occurred near Ilha Grande about 75 miles southwest of Rio.
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Buenos Aires
Europe
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Airplane Decapitates Victoria Youth in Gorge Crash
Victoria police say two 16 year olds guided a small plane across Elk Lake before it plunged from a cliff, decapitating a 15 year old passenger as the craft crashed near a beach. The other youths were treated for shock. the wreckage caught fire and bodies were recovered.
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B.C
Elk Lake
Here
John Morrison
Robert Turnbull
Norman J
Carr
St. Louis
Wenneth
Marri
Son
Qualls
Flagstaff Mortuary
Long Beach Press Telegram Classifieds June 10 1958
The Long Beach Press Telegram evening edition from June 10 1958 with classified section listings. The page includes section headers and contact numbers for classifieds and home edition information.
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Press-Telegram
Sountland
Long Beach
Calif
Battles for Shipyard Repair Funds in Subside Fight
Washington Bureau reports L. B. Battles for subsidence repairs at Long Beach Naval Shipyard as Rep. Craig Hosmer cites 12 months of effort. Hearing to hear Kealer and Sutherland next, with prepressuring work and a 23.5 million plan to inject water and coordinate with oil operators in Wilmington Oil Field. Continued on Page A-5.
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Press-Telegram
Washington
Kington
Long Beach
Naval Shipyard
Craig Hosmer
House Armed Services Committee
Raymond L. Kealer
Donald G. Sutherland
Shipyard Employes Assn
Hosmer
Navy
Crime Plan Overheard Three Nabbed
In Baltimore British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan urged world leaders toward gradual disarmament as a crime plan overheard by narcotics officers led to three robbery suspects being arrested in Long Beach. Wade Goff and Bore charged. Rolko and French among others cited in the report from Los Alamitos and Long Beach.
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White House
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
United States
Harold Caccia
Harold
Saernae Ee Ae
Long Beach
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W. T. Robertson
W. R. Decker
James R. Wade
Robert Je Goff
Raymond Gor- Pta
oFsrael B. Bore
Ne Ecig
Son St. Downey
Eric Rolko
Wade
Tonia He Tao
Willis Penhollow
Lake
Leerned Ave
Myumer
Jeff
Robert J. Gotf
Traymond Gordon French
Weather outlook for Wednesday clears. mild high near 75
The forecast calls for clear skies tonight and mostly sunny conditions Wednesday. Temperatures stay near 75 with little day to day change and no significant precipitation expected.
Survival Fight Described by Injured Deputy
Four and a half days of extreme cold thirst and intermittent unconsciousness were recounted by a sheriff's deputy after a grim survival ordeal.
Apartment Blast Kills 1 in Toronto North End
An explosion tore a 40 foot hole in a four story brick building in Toronto's North End on Monday night. One man died, two women and a man were injured. Police traced the likely cause to a boiler buried in the basement debris but are checking other possibilities. The owner said the building, valued at $250,000, must be demolished.
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North End
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East West talks hit stalemate risk, Macmillan warns
Macmillan warned it would be foolish to expect a summit to bridge East West gaps though he said if conditions and the will exist they could gain gradual progress toward negotiation. He stressed both sides must be willing, and on our side we certainly are. Rolko was forced off a highway Monday traveling to work and plunged 300 feet into a ravine. He described a terrible thirst at the bottom and an attempt to crawl to a horse trough before losing strength.
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Rolko
Macmillan Says Move to Start Controlled Discontinued Plan
Macmillan said that both the United States and Britain have tightly held that a beginning can be made in controlled dis continued on Page A-5, Col. 3.
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United States
Britain
Khrushchev Pulls Rug From Suslov in Moscow Signals
Signs from Moscow indicate Nikita Khrushchev has undercut chief rival Mikhail Suslov. Story on page A-2. Hal Boyle on page A-9. Bridge on A-9, Classified on C-4 to C-8. Comics on B-6, B-7. Details in Sports C-1 to C-3. Theaters A-8. Weather B-6. TV Radio B-3. Wilson A-8. Women 6-4,5. Your World A-2.
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Hal Boyle
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Aircraft Carrier Hornet Moves to Long Beach Base
Washington reports the aircraft carrier Hornet will be based in Long Beach starting June 27. Rep. Hosmer of California announced the change in the ship's duty from CVA 12 attack carrier to CVS 12 anti submarine carrier. The carrier carries 150 officers and 2,000 men.
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Teekram Waanmngion Geseey
Washington
Long Beach
Hosmer
R. Calif
Lunar Probes Set in Near Future Mission Plans
Air Force officials announced plans to launch three final lunar probes this year, with August as the target for the first attempt. Probes will use three-stage rockets modified from missiles to reach a 278000 mile lunar course in around two and a half days, potentially orbiting Earth in a figure eight. The program, debated by ARPA and Pentagon leaders, aims to advance space capabilities even if the rockets miss the moon.
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S. E. Anderson
Air Research and Development Command
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Gen. Anderson
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Washington
Roy W.johnson
Pentagon
Advanced Research Projects Agency
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ARPA
Defense Department
Jast
Amy
Johnson
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