Baorh Calif Mar 4 News Brief
Local brief from Baorh, California dated Monday March 4 reports on a community update and upcoming events. Officials urge residents to attend meetings and watch for notices. No further details available in the fragment.
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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1957
Page
6
Local brief from Baorh, California dated Monday March 4 reports on a community update and upcoming events. Officials urge residents to attend meetings and watch for notices. No further details available in the fragment.
Prime Minister Kishi rejected a Japan Council proposal for a sitdown protest fleet near Christmas Island to halt British H-bomb tests. He said the government will study the tactic, but cannot declare it the only means, as Tokyo presses protests to world opinion over the tests and warns of responsibility for any damage.
In New Iberia Louisiana Mrs Louisa Breaux a former Negro slave died at home Sunday Baptismal records indicate she was born in October 1838 at age 118 Her death marks a long life spanning slavery the Civil War and Reconstruction with local burial plans pending
White Sands Proving Ground, N M, staged its most complete missile display yet. Three Nike surface-to-air killers, a Corporal, two Honest John missiles, two Little Jo Blek units, and a Dart anti-tank missile showcased guided weapons to a TV audience on Wide Wide World.
Pasadena reporter recounts Jan Wood, 33, a Birmingham High School physical education teacher, completing a 100000 mile round the world flight in a light single engine Cessna with Danish writer Karen Aabye. They faced seven forced landings and a Turkish ditch incident before returning toward California.
A Japanese air force twin engine transport carrying 17 people including two Americans crashed into the Japan Sea near Miho Air Base. All aboard are missing and there is strong hope of survivors as American rescue boats Japanese coast guard vessels and fishing boats search the area.
F Helmy Bahgat Badawi chairman of the Suez Canal Authority board died today in Cairo after a heart attack. He was 56.
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