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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1959
Page
2
In Twin Falls a first aid refresher for a class of city firemen and their wives was interrupted when a light bulb fell and struck Mrs. William Heinrich. Instructor William Bergidine treated cuts and the doctor later removed glass from her scalp.
Sir Winston Churchill toured Eisenhower's Gettysburg farm in a blue electric cart with President Eisenhower under a hot sun. They then flew by helicopter to inspect the battlefield and discuss World War II landmarks, including Pickett's Charge and Seminary Ridge, while viewing cattle and the estate.
President Eisenhower invited former President Truman to a White House dinner for Sir Winston Churchill but Truman declined due to a prior engagement in New York. Eisenhower hinted at strained ties since the 1952 campaign while toasting the Queen. Churchill spoke of English speaking peoples and urged renewed U S unity in facing future engagements.
London dispatch cites sources saying Moscow favors San Francisco for a Khrushchev Eisenhower summit, reversing earlier reluctance. Ruling out Geneva, Vienna and New York options, Russians push for July or early September talks, aiming for direct talks to ease a broader Soviet American understanding.
Municipal Band concert program lists Charles J. Payne as conductor with Albert W. LillierooRh Arm KGER broadcast at 22 76. The notice appears in the Daily Telegram carrier edition with delivery details and the address on Uno Beach.
In Bourges France President Charles De Gaulle told residents that the Algerian war is nearing its end. He cautioned against setting a date or making promises but said Algeria will be pacified, praising local understanding and rapid changes shaping the country’s future.
A vintage ad showcases Girard's original French dressing used to bake fries at 400 for about an hour. It promotes a hotel dining room menu, offering a price of 26.30 per person per week and touts Girard's sweetened bold flavor as a zesty serving idea. The copy features garbled product mentions and dining details aimed at boosting sauce usage.
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