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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1957
Page
13
A familiar radio voice warned of a londer gun and killing anyone near his yard during a TV program on John Cochran’s set in Burbank. Police questioned a local ham operator whose transmitter interfered with neighbors’ TV sets. Authorities referred the matter to the Federal Communications Commission for action.
USLA official George M. Hellyer warned at a foreign affairs conference in Lake Arrowhead that Red China hones slick propaganda to cast itself as a powerful progressive, peace loving anti colonial nation. He said its media effort targets Far East audiences with emotional appeal and strong persuasive imagery.
Carl Westover, a 38 year old Sacramento kidnap robber, escaped from San Quentin prison honor farm on Thursday leaving a dummy in his bed to stall pursuit.
Los Angeles officials urged Governor Knight to convene a special legislative session and seek a constitutional amendment to expedite action on the Feather River project. The Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce Metropolitan Water District and others argued a formal agreement on cost payments and a clear origin of water is essential before any new units are started.
Soviet Premier Khrushchev’s return from a Finland visit is reported as boosting hopes for peaceful relations. He praised neighborly ties and said Finland seeks no war, with the state to assume responsibility for future replenishment of deficiencies. A Moscow radio broadcast framed the trip as beneficial and noted continued friendly prospects between Bulgaria and the Soviet Union.
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