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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1960
Page
16
Tokyo reports mobilized 15 000 troops placed on alert to guard President Eisenhower during his visit. Police coordination stressed as precaution against leftist demonstrations. Milestone security measures include base mobilizations and potential rapid deployment if needed. Reuters copy cites official statements and ongoing jitters around the U.S. president’s Japan trip.
A fragmented newspaper teaser references Sen Kennedy criticizing Essén and obsolete policies that would have doomed a summit, noting Premier Seteshchevs actions as inconsequential. The text lists page references for theaters, TV, radio, weather, vital statistics, and women sections across multiple pages.
International communism allegedly poured large sums into Japan to oppose Eisenhower's visit and the US Japan security pact. The money supported organizers of demonstrations targeting the pact and Kishi government, with links to Communist China and Moscow guiding the protests.
In Manila a wildly enthusiastic crowd of about two million Filipinos greeted President Eisenhower with uncontained joy. He rode with Philippines President Garcia through streets lined with flags and confetti, the heat and fumes bringing tears to his eyes as he acknowledged the ecstatic locals.
An antitrust subcommittee inquiry transcript includes Joseph LaMotta’s denial of bribery talks around boxing, with Lamotta testifying his brother Eph handled negotiations and Palermo and Daly allegedly offered $100,000. Subcommittee counsel questions potential reprisals as the hearing continues.
Former middleweight champion Jake LaMotta testified in Washington that he fixed his 1947 loss to Billy and named alleged fixers. He said he rejected cash and agreed to trade details for a title shot, detailing his claims in a sworn statement.
A Pacific Northern Airlines four engine Constallation with 13 aboard is overdue on the Cordova to Anchorage run. The aircraft left Cordova at 6 18 a m and was due in Anchorage about an hour later. PNA reported no pilot trouble and noted most passengers had left Cordova. eight passengers and five crew continued to Anchorage.
A walkout by 18 000 Douglas Aircraft Co. employees and United Auto Workers AFL CIO shows no progress in bargaining on health, pension and union shop recognition. If talks resume today a quick settlement could avert a strike. deadline looms at 12 03. Noted are implications for 3 000 other UAW workers at Charlotte and Tulsa plants. Continued Page A 7.
Television commentator Thomas Duggan Goss, 44, vanished around midnight last Friday after leaving a parking lot. His wife Aan Duggan told police he was driving home but did not arrive. Police treat it as a routine missing person case with no foul play suspected at this time.
Carl Barker a 38 year old Milwaukee project engineer credits a Minnesota developed transistorized pacemaker with restoring his heartbeat after multiple heart attacks. The device sits under his shirt and uses a dial to adjust rates from 0 to 85 beats per minute by night around 60, with a flashing light to monitor function. Barker resumed work this spring with his four children watching.
Federal customs agents raided a Newport Harbor yacht during a party aboard the 71‑foot Nordlys seizing machine guns rifles shotguns and ammunition believed smuggled to a station. Owners Timothy Sullivan and Don McDade from Newport Beach faced Neutrality Act charges as agents and a Coast Guard crew continued removing arms from hidden compartments.
Night and morning low clouds and fog linger. Mostly sunny by Wednesday afternoon with improving conditions.
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