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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1960
Page
5
Sacramento reports that six teachers faced subpoenas and dismissal amid loyalty probes into Communist affiliations. Hearings, led by state and local officials, aim to evaluate due process concerns under the Dilworth Act and related civil rights debates as investigations expand across districts.
Sacramento reports critic and party leaders defend California’s delegations to the Democratic and Republican national conventions. Democrats pledged 162 half-vote delegates and 87 alternates, Republicans 70 full delegates, drawn from more than 400 names. Assembly figures charged illegality, while GOP officials defended selections as lawful amid district allotment disputes.
Defense official Gates Jr. plans a European swing visiting Vienna and Paris for a ministers meeting. The trip includes military unit briefings and a planned inspection of Western defense facilities before the Paris talks.
NASA celebrated Pioneer V passing the million mile mark with a ceremonial hookup at Washington headquarters. The event featured NASA Director T Keith Glennan and Pioneer V Project Director John Lindsay as the signal established with Earth amid spacelike sounds and a step toward ongoing data transmission from deep space.
Theodore Branker, a 22 year old law student from Barbados, was elected the Undergraduate Guild president of Liverpool University in a 67 year history, marking a landmark victory for minority representation in the campus leadership.
A report from Dr Sass unveils new plastic artificial eyes offering striking realism. The devices mimic natural eye features including blood vessels and whites with enhanced mobility. Offices at 37 Pine Avenue invite interested persons to inspect and compare with ex-eye models.
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