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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1959
Page
4
The article discusses calls to fund Stanford A devices as part of a broader aim to advance scientific research, stressing that knowledge safeguards freedom more effectively than military might. It cites concerns about atomic energy, the need to increase scientists and engineers, and warns against complacency in facing Soviet advancement.
Hartford couple celebrates as Matthew Rini becomes first son after 12 years and three daughters. Father hires a skywriter to spell Its a Boy for twenty miles, drawing praise from the mother who notes his penchant for dramatic deeds.
British Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd urged Gromyko to consider a proposed Berlin settlement plan as constructive for peace in Europe. Lloyd rejected linking German unification with disarmament and security, saying issues cannot be settled in isolation while they remain interconnected.
A federal crime sweep near Los Angeles resulted in 16 arrests tied to a loosely knit gambling operation. IRS officials said the group ran about a 10 million dollar annual business. Investigations linked to the Apalachin convention and possible tax charges followed. Local agencies, the FBI, and Treasury agents participated.
Godfrey left the hospital praising luck and the medical team after an April 30 operation to remove a cancerous tumor. The report recalls a tense confrontation where a tear gas grenade forced fire crews to target a basement and a gunman, Hamlin, who died in water-filled surroundings. Judy Hamlin, 16, hoped for a safe outcome as she watched from a distance.
Moscow reports Soviet Russia states highway police use small glass vials carried by patrolmen in Leningrad to detect alcohol by color change from breath. The device has trapped dozens of offenders in recent months amid broader drug and medical notes.
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