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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1960
Page
2
Khrushchev and De Gaulle opened a visit marked by calls for broader Franco Soviet cooperation and disarmament, while Khrushchev referenced Berlin and urged cleaning up postwar remnants. Orly welcomed the Soviet premier with strict security as crowds cheered and flags fluttered.
Long Beach officials press Air Force over transfer of reserve training programs as council backs reconsideration. Secretary Sharp urged a firm city lease offer, warning no transfer review without satisfactory terms. Hosmer signals effort to retain some airport activities despite heavy deadline pressure and past lease deadlock.
South Africa turmoil and international reaction escalate after police violence against Black demonstrators draws global criticism. U S State Department, Nehru condemn actions while South African authorities consider commissions and parliamentary measures. Municipal gambling issue linked to blast as investigators seek motive and culprits amid ongoing unrest.
Bell Aircraft Corp. has taken an option from Nord Aviation of France for U.S. manufacturing rights on two drone target missiles. Bell is conferring with U S armed forces representatives about the training missiles.
A young man calling himself a Southern beatnik carried a Confederate flag in Paris during a Soviet Premier visit. He refused to reveal his name or address saying his father does not even know he is in Europe.
Sarah Churchill, 45, daughter of Sir Winston Churchill, was fined 5.60 and ordered to pay costs after a drunk and disorderly conviction. Report notes this is her third such sentencing in recent months amid anti Franco agitation.
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