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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1960
Page
4
American Aviation, Inc. receives a 3.1 million dollar contract to construct and assemble a 610 foot reflector for a radio telescope. The project located near Sugar Grove, West Virginia, involves scope reflectors and LOS guidance in the design.
In Ankara a fist fight erupted in parliament as opposing deputies clashed over Prime Minister Adnan Menderes policy clampdown. Askin Gulek accused the ruling Democratic Party of quashing free speech. The 10 minute melee left seven Republicans and seven Democrats needing first aid before a recess restored order.
Fire destroyed Fireside Inn, a favorite of Los Angeles and San Bernardino visitors, late Tuesday night. Flames swept the building in about 30 minutes, with damage estimated up to fifty thousand dollars.
Harvard square clash pits Republican students against Democrats and police over a plan to mail red suspenders to Eisenhower and an umbrella to Stevenson. Six people, four students and two bystanders, were charged with disturbing the peace after placard protests clogged the post office area. no mailings occurred.
LOS ANGELES authorities arrested Jack B. Hardwick 41 president of Hardwick Aircraft Co South El Monte on embezzlement charges. FBI said he kept government supplied parts for federal contracts and about $10 000 in government property was found at the firm. He was arraigned and freed on 5000 bond after the arraignment.
Police report an autos delivery car was taken from an Upper Darby tuxedo rental firm. The 1977 vehicle carried tuxedos requiring cleaning, and officers noted the items were all in need of cleaning or laundering.
Clara J Ingram Judson, 81, author of 79 children's books, died Tuesday. She was slated to receive the Laura Ingalls Wilder Award from the American Library Association in June. Robert Moses became president of the 1964 65 New York World's Fair and projected a venue twice as large as 1939 40 with a seven year contract paying 75000 yearly plus 25000 for expenses. Messages of congratulations arrived from President Eisenhower and ex presidents Hoover and Truman.
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