Two L. B. Drivers Top Economy Run
Long Beach driver Dan Jones piloted a 1961 Ford Falcon to top mileage, averaging 23.15 mpg on the Mobilgas Economy Run from Los Angeles to Chicago. Termite Jones of Syracuse led the compact class with 2.68 mpg, while Art Rene of Myrtle Avenue drove a Plymouth Savoy to lead standard-size cars at 23.15 mpg. 64 cars competed across seven classes at Soldiers Field in 34-degree weather.
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Syracuse Walk
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Myrtle Ave
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la Canada
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Russian Tots Prove Vaccine Not Harmful
Washington reports the U S Public Health Service told House investigators that Russian children who swallowed up to 200 doses of the oral polio vaccine suffered no serious harm. Medical studies showed only intestinal upset as a result.
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Boyish Keith Faces Jury in Dr Finch Trial
Keith, dubbed the Ivy League nillhilly for his rumpled look and Princeton schooling, addressed the jury about evidence. Carole's attorney Don Bringgold urged a decisive end to summation after Keith concluded his testimony.
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Mrs Hudson seeks reelection to Stony Beach District Board
Elizabeth Hudson, senior board member with 17 years on the Stony Beach Unified School District board, seeks another term. A longtime educator trained at Iowa State Teachers College and Occidental, she emphasizes balanced, basic subjects with enrichment, and lists leadership roles in state and local education groups.
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Board of Education
Stony Beach Unified
Elizabeth Hudson
Terrains Ave
Iowa State Teachers College
Sity’ of
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Occidential College
Iowa
Long Beach
Tom Prouds
M&s
Benjamin TF. Tucker
Lebanese Parliament Former Speaker Ahmed Assad Dies
Ahmed Assad, 53, who served as speaker of Lebanon's parliament from 1951 to 1953, died Thursday in Beirut from a stomach ailment.
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Lebanon
Ahmed Assad
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