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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1959
Page
12
NEw YORK NEw S workers begin Tuesday in prospects of avoiding a steel strike this year. Four-man bargaining teams, representing United Steelworkers and steel companies, will take over negotiations on wages and a new contract. If no agreement by June 30 a 500000-strong strike could occur.
A 10 year old Prince Charles provoked his mother Queen Elizabeth II at a polo match between Ascot and Windsor Park. The Queen, wearing a green raincoat, faced the boy’s antics as water splashed from a sagging canvas canopy. Prince Philip led the winning team 4 goals to 3½.
A sensational society feature portrays a Las Vegas lifestyle turning into a family crisis. A father, decades older than a new partner, shocks his sons with a mother their own age. The narrative asks how it happened and who is to blame, prompting readers to buy May McGall's.
Senator John F Kennedy urged Western nations to provide long range economic aid to India without delay. He called for loans backed by technical and agricultural assistance to help India meet the challenge from Communist China, stressing sustained Western participation beyond temporary relief.
A three story apartment house at 152 Ninth St. Oakland burned early today. One man, J. W. Thiessen aged 58, died trapped in a third floor unit. Firefighters carried 20 residents to safety, 15 fled on foot, and 20 Red Cross volunteers assisted. Estimated damage was $80,000 as 85 firefighters operated 20 pieces of equipment. The blaze may have started from a cigarette in Theodore Wenk’s third floor apartment.
Readers are urged to fix issues and contact the classified service by dialing HE 2-5959 for expert assistance. The notice emphasizes practical service guidance and direct action for readers seeking skilled support.
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