Nixon Urges GOP to Close Ranks Amid Adams Controversy
Vice President Nixon told Republican state chairmen to avoid panic and “close ranks” as lawmakers debate Sherman Adams scandal. He did not name Adams, but warned Republicans against cannibal behavior. California chairmen voiced doubt the issue will hurt November elections, noting economy improvements may outweigh the controversy.
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Nixon
GOP
Washington
Sherman Adams
Adams
Eisenhower
Boston
Bernard Goldfine
White House
Alphonzo E. Bell Jr
California
Bell
New York Post
Fred Sear
Fast Chase Nets 3 in Burglary
Three Long Beach men were captured after a high speed chase from Westminster to Artesia. Deputy Hart fired five shots at the fleeing auto, puncturing a rear tire and ending the pursuit. Police recovered whisky, cigarettes, money, and a sack of change, with loot believed from the Green Cat Cafe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Ana
Long Beach
Westminster
Artesia
Charles R. Trip Jett
Golden Ave
Bily G. Price
44Th St
William D. Nibiey
Anaheim St
Los Alamitos Blvd
Hart
183Rd St
Norwalk Blvd
Green Cat
Triplett
Price
Nibley
Celebes Rebel City Falls to Indonesians
Indonesia government troops report the fall of Menade in North Celebes, the rebels last held city. The government has fought the revolt since February when rebel leaders proclaimed a government at Padang in Central Sumatra.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
UPI
Indonesia Radio
Menade
Celebes
Padang
Sumatra
Directory of Page References For Various Sections
The note lists where to find sections in the newspaper such as Churches on Page 6 Classifieds on B pages 2 through 9 Comics on A6 Crossword on B10 Death Notices on A7 Financial on B2 Shipping Table on B2 Sports on A a and 9 Thesters on A2 and Tides Temperatures on B2 TV and Radio on B10.
U N Inquiry Opens Into Nagy Slaying
United Nations special committee on Hungary began a closed session to probe the executions of former premier Imre Nagy and associates. Chair Ronald Walker led members from Australia, Denmark, Tunisia, and Uruguay as global protests mounted over the recent killings.
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Hungary
United Nations, N. Y
U. N. Committee
Imre Nagy
General Assembly
Special Committee
Russia
R. S. S. Gundewardene
Cey Jon
Washington
E. Ronald Walker
Australia
Cesar Montero-Bustamante
Uruguay
Ernest Meinstrop
Denmark
Mongi Slim
Tunisia
Nagy
Fall Maleter
Copenhagen
Moscow
Soviet Union
Boys Admit Killing Man in a $13 Holdup
Newark police say six teenagers aged 15 to 18 confessed to killing Ludwig Lauer, 74, during a $13 robbery two weeks after a spate of fatal muggings. Lauer, a mechanical engineering consultant, was found on a sidewalk after being knocked to the ground by a punch on June 7. a wallet was stolen.
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Newark
N. J
Paul Caffrey
Ludwig Lauther
Long Beach Press Telegram 1958 Eventing Journal
Long Beach California edition dated Saturday June 21 1958 lists price ten cents and issue number.Contains headlines and notices from the Press Telegram newspaper.
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Long Beach
Calif
Classified HE 2515 notices from home edition
Classifieds from the Home Edition include six daily eds with listings across categories. Items cover real estate, services, employment, motors, and personal notices for readers.
Jobless Pay Extended for Californians
California expands unemployment benefits from 26 to 39 weeks with federal aid. Gov. Knight orders the state to finalize the agreement, extending aid to about 45,000 to 50,000 recipients and potentially helping up to 200,000 over nine months. He notes employers may seek congressional forgiveness for program costs.
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Sacramento
California
Knight
Department of Employment
Congress
UN Chief in Jordan on Mideast Flareups
Dag Hammarskjold arrived in Jordan on a mission to calm Middle East tensions and may meet Nasser in Cairo. He held talks with King Hussein and discussed UAR interference issues in Lebanon as U.N. officials track regional troubles. A separate Michigan drowning tragedy involved five members of a family and a friend after a pleasure boat capsized on Lake St Clair near Mount Clemens.
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California
H. W. Stewart
R Employment
Beirut
Lebanon
UPI
Dag Hammarsiz
Jordan
Middle East
Cairo
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United Arab Republic
United Nations
Andrew Cordier
Paul van Horn
U. N. Truce Supervisory Organization
Palestine
Amnainn
Hussein
Mount Clemens
Mich
Samir Rifai
Ican
Lake St. Clair
Mt. Scopus
Jordanian
Jerusalem
Joseph Piotrowski
Detroit
Thomas
Ralph
Michael Kroll
Ruling allows suspension of desegregation at Central High
A federal judge in Hope Arkansas suspended racial integration at Little Rock Central High School until 1961. The ruling lets seven Negro students already enrolled be barred this September, despite appeals by the NAACP. School board members cited potential future political changes and ongoing racial incidents in halls as reasons for the delay. U.S. officials declined comment. state tensions with federal orders lingered as authorities prepared for the new term.
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Little Rock, Ark
Little Rock Central High School
U. S&s
Harry J. Lemley
Hope
Ark
Lemley
Central
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
New York
Wayne Upton
Learing
Washington
White House
James C. Gagerty
Justice Department
Department
Upton
Orval Faubus
Faubus
Arkansas Jasmeyer
Harry J. Remley
Texarkana
Little Rock Central High
Five Airmen Dead in Army Helicopter Crash Near Manhattan
Five airmen were killed when an Army H21 helicopter crashed during a routine night training flight near Manhattan Kansas amid a thunderstorm. Three bodies were found in the wreckage and two were thrown clear. Names were withheld pending next of kin notification.
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FT. Riley
Kan
Manhattan
Philip Hostetter
U.S. 40
Here
Blind mute girl kept in dungeon in Novata
A 14 pound four year old girl Laura Jane Irons was found starved in a sealed room while four well fed guard dogs were kept outside. Deputies and County Attorney Lloyd Colter placed her in care after discovering her in a ragged T shirt on a cold concrete floor. Her mother Mrs. Jack Irons, 24, separated from her husband in 1955 and living with Raymond Murphy, said she would reveal details. Laura is responding to nutrition therapy at a Novata hospital and Dr. Lynn Barnes believes she could speak if taught.
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Novata
Okla
Laura Jane Irons
Sheriff's Deputies
Lioyd
Irons
Laura
Lynn Barnes
Severe Storm Wrecks Wheat Land In Plains Kansas
A severe storm Friday damaged thousands of acres of Wheat in the Plains Kansas area. Utility wires were torn down and several farm buildings were smashed in the powerful weather event.
Collision Fatal to 3 in Mojave Desert
A head on collision on the Baker Grade east of here in the Mojave Desert killed three people. The deceased include Dr. John W. Carothers 68 of Temple City Howard Craddock 75 of Las Vegas Nevada and Leo Resnick 46 of North Hollywood.
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Baker Upi
Baker Grade
Here
Mojave Desert
John W., Carothers
Temple City
Howard
Craddock
Las Vegas
Nev
Leo Res- Nick
North Hellywood
Diplomatic Talks Loom Over Lebanon Crisis
In Bonn U A R ambassador Farid Zeinne din charged that foreign countries unnamed had sent pilots to man 50 foreign jet planes for the Lebanese government against rebels. Cordier said Hammarskjald may go to Cairo before returning here Monday or Tuesday. Diplomatic sources believed he would be there for talks with Masser, accused by Lebanon of aiding the rebels.
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Jerusalem
Bonn
West Germany
Farid Zeinnedin
Cordier
Hammarskjald
Cairo
Masser
Miss Corrugated Fittings Queen of 1958
Burwell England reports Barbara Hayward a 22 year old factory worker crowned Miss Corrugated Fittings of 1958 at the cardboard box plant. She expressed surprise at winning the quirky title stating she did not expect the honor and will represent her factory in local events.
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Burwell
England
Barbara Hayward
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William Foster JR
Deanna Baney
Mineola
N. Y
Foster
Bewis Hart
George Endres
Orange County
Highway 39
Westminster Ave
Los Alamitos
Little Rock
U. S
U. N
Yugoslavia
Budapest
Janos Kadar
London
U.N
Michael
Milton Kroll
Westover Air Force Base
Mass
Macomb County
Robert McCrae
Central High
NAACP
Jack Irons
Raymond Murphy
Phy
Kansas
Wheat Land
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