Diane Olson Named Long Beach Miss Welcome 1960
Diane Olson the blue eyed model was chosen Miss Welcome and Long Beach’s official greeter for the year. She stood 5 foot 7 with measurements 38 24 36 and will represent the city at events including the International Beauty Congress while attending Long Beach City College next September. Runners up were Diane George Darlene Bradbury Latreasa Stewart and Joy Wegley. Jury included former Miss America Lee Ann Meriwether and others.
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Diane Olson
Long Beach
Elks Club
Miss Olson
Diane George
Darlene Bradbury
Latreasa Stewart
Joy Wegley
Lee Ann Meriwether
Don Ohl
L. C. Bowles
Esther Randall
Nelson McCook
Convoy Hit 30 Miles North of Saigon
A UPA report says a strong Viet Cong band ambushed an armored convoy about 30 miles north of Saigon, killing two U.S. officers, a captain and a lieutenant, and wounding more than 20 soldiers. A relief column faced Viet Cong roadblocks as 30 American piloted helicopters supported 800 South Vietnamese troops in ongoing operations further north.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
UPA
U.S
Jto
U. S
Thee
Ben Cat
Sheld
Viet Nam
United States
Ngo Dinh Diem
South Vietnam
Cabinet Resigns in Korea Crisis Triggers Government Shakeup
Seoul reports the entire cabinet quits after Lt. Gen Seng Yo Chang resigns as premier in protest against currency reform issued last week by Gen Park Chung Hee. Finance Minister Chyuin Byun Kyu also resigns, followed by all other ministers to permit the next premier-designate to form a freehand cabinet.
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Seoul
UPI
Seng Yo Chang
South Korea
Park Chung
Song
Chyuin Byun Kyu
Legion Stag Raid Ends With 8 Held
In PICO RIVERA deputies raided a Legion stag party, questioning over 100 attendees. Eight men were arrested as deputies described the event as one of the county’s largest stag affairs with several women present, including a redhead and a statuesque blonde.
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Legion
Pico Rivera
Sheriff's Deputies
American Legionmen
Hall
Airliner Dynamite Blamed in Continental Crash Over Tenreels
A Continental Airlines jet was destroyed by a dynamite blast on May 22 near Centerville Iowa killing 45 aboard. FBI lab tests confirm the rear lavatory dynamite theory. An explosives buyer, Thomas G Daly, linked to an armed robbery case, purchased the explosives shortly before boarding. The CAB cited FBI findings and noted an insured cosmetic salesman purchased the charges. Police also reported unrelated arrests and bookings for indecent exposure and drug possession at a local hall.
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FBI
Thomas G. Daly
Kansas City
Leon Tanguay
CAB
Bureau of Safety
Congregation Fails to Heed Help Plea At Party
Detectives and uniformed officers broke up a party at a Port Washington building after signaling an illicit event. Eight vice officers alleged attendees marked with red X’s on their left hands to gain entry, a symbol used to bypass the door man. Bridegroom David Cooper paused at his wedding to Marilyn Ratatari as help words appeared on his shoes, drawing chuckles from the congregation.
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Auliuasiat
Port Washington
Wis
David Cooper
Marilyn Ratatari
Classifieds and Listings Across Newspapers Pages Cited
A brief index lists where to find various sections including Churches, Classifieds, Comics, Crosswords, Financial, Shipping, Sports, Theaters, TV and Radio, and tides and temperatures across pages A and B. The note assigns page numbers for locating each feature in the issue.
19th A Shot Fired by U S in Pacific
The United States detonated another nuclear device in the Pacific, the 19th in the current test series. The Atomic Energy Commission and the Defense Department said a plane dropped the device near Christmas Island, described as an intermediate range explosion between 20 000 and 1 million tons of TNT.
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Washington
United States
Pacific
Atomic Energy Commission
Defense Department
Christmas Island
I Hiss Son Named Editor of Crimson
Cambridge Massachusetts UPI reports Anthony Hiss son of Alger Hiss who was imprisoned in 1951 for perjury before the House Committee on Un American Activities has been named executive editor of the Harvard Crimson.
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Cambridge, Mass
UPI
Anthony Hiss
Alger Hiss
House’ Committee On UN- American Activities
Harvard Crimson
Reds to Try Californian On West Berlin Case
UPI reports a U.S. mission says two Americans held by East German authorities in Berlin will be tried soon. Sepulveda and Loba, students from California, were detained after entering East Berlin in June and January respectively. The exact charges remain unknown.
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Berlin
UPI
Charles W. Mann
Sepulveda
Stanford University
Stuttgart
West Germany
Loba
Jean F. Loba
Altadena
Calif
Florence Kahn
Sas I
East Berlin
Robert F. Mann
Sepulveda iCalif
Washington
Edgar. W. Heistand
Ralif
U.S
Mant
Ane
Mann
State Department
West Berlin
Victor Pankey
Gilbert Ferrey
Tustin
Fan
Flight engineers strike looms as talks continue
Washington reports labor secretary Arthur Goldberg and airline executives met through the morning amid a looming walkout threat by flight engineers. Officials gave no definite strike deadline, keeping settlement chances uncertain as negotiations extend. Absent were Flight Engineers International Association delegates, raising doubts about averting a nationwide disruption.
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Washington
UPI
Arthur J. Goldberg
Mann
Labor Department
Loba
Tha Hiestand
Goldberg
Mannig Lo
Willard Wirtz
Eastern Air Lines
Pan American World Airways
Tran World Airlines
Flight Engineers International Association
Naation
Widow who never missed a Hollywood Park race dies
Mrs. Mabel A. Shaw, 81, a long time Hollywood Park regular and stockholder in the turf club since 1938, died of a heart attack after nearly 25 years of daily racing attendance. She reported 1,220 dates at the track with 9,768 straight races and missed only two days in 1,220 appearances.
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Inglewood
Mabel A. Shaw
Hollywood Park
Shaw
Tear Gas Halts Embassy Attack at Ha
In La Paz police used tear gas to stop an attack on the Ha embassy involving a mob that rioted after a mass meeting by the Union Federation. Protesters stoned Bolivian Power Co offices and the Presencia plant as they condemned imperialism and urged aid from Russia. The Thai King and Queen and SEATO troops face Communist threats during a historic visit. U.S. Marines were advised they are guests and friends as Thailand defends units in the war effort.
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LA Paz
Olivia
UPI
Thailand
China
U.S
Macao
Ais
Rinters
Bolivian Power Co
Presencia
Union Federation
Russia
UDCRN
U. S
Phumiphol
Sirikit
SEATO
Strike May Halt Building in Southland
The operating engineers union called a strike aimed at Southern California projects, potentially halting major construction. About 10,000 engineers were said to be affected, with no planned picket lines though other crafts would likely be unable to work. Involved groups include Associated General Contractors and local home builders associations.
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Los Angeles
Operating Engineers
California
Carpenters Union
International Union of Operating Engineers
Joseph H. Seymour
Busiess
Jasf
The
Associated General Contractors
Engineering and ‘Grading Contractors Association
Home Builders Association
Building Contractors Association
Refugees Arrive in Portuguese Colony from Red China
Relief officials report 148 refugees arrived Friday night from Red China, bringing June’s refugee total to 1,552 in the colony.
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Macaqpi
Red China
Weather outlook for tonight and Sunday morning
Low cloudiness persists tonight and into Sunday morning with clearing expected Sunday afternoon. Temperatures remain mild as skies brighten and humidity remains light.
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Korea
Serapis Ave
Legion Post
Ifor
Betty Jean Anderson
Manhattan Beach
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Hermosa Beach
JHE
Algeria
Associated Press
Algiers
Secret Army
Legionnaire
OAS
JPY
Secret Army Organization
Court Jhouse
Sidi Bet Abbes
Sidi Bel 'Abbes
French Foreign Legion
Mustapha
Council For Reconstruction
Sidi Bel Abbes
Palace of Justice
Eeee
Crimson
Reds
Mrs. Shaw
Strike Mayall
Southland
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