May 27 1959 Berlin crisis ends with Dulles tribute
The text notes Khrushchev's Berlin ultimatum failed as Western troops remained in West Berlin. It marks May 27, 1959 not as a disaster but as the day John Foster Dulles was buried, praising his firmness and Lincolnian policy amid the crisis. The piece underscores Western resolve and Moscow bluster.
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Nikita Khrushchhev
West
Berlin
West Berlin
Nikita
Moscow
Reds
John Foster Dulles
Longshoremen Seek Fair Press Coverage For Their Side
A West Coast harbor crisis prompts the Longshoremen to push for balanced reporting. The union aims to correct impressions of obstruction by stressing contracts shape unloading, urging steady ship operations. Officials worry about boycott risks and the impact on shipping and harbor employment.
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James Hoffa Photo Shows Hat Drama In Protest Shot
James Hoffa is pictured wearing a paper hat labeled lam for Hof fa. He is thrust by assailants as the moment is captured, producing a stark image amid the confrontation.
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James Hoffa
Lam
Hoffa
A Sign of the Times in Los Angeles Voters
On Tuesday Los Angeles voters rejected costly pension subsidy charter amendments likely raising taxes and elected three new school board members with an economy focus. They approved a 14.4 million fire department bond to lower insurance rates, signaling selective spending and fiscal restraint.
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Los Angeles
L. A
Litter and Tech Jabs Sparked by Senator Soaper
Bill Vaughan cites ideas on curb littering such as magnetized beer cans that stick to car sides and an electric grill for car use. He notes cultural quips about Yankees fans, Moscow photography, and Russians operating vending machines as light commentary on modern conveniences and irritations.
Sale of First Baptist Church to Jebbia family for 525000
Bank of America announced the sale of the First Baptist Church edifice at Fourth Street and Locust Avenue to the Jebbia family for 525000. The plan to erect a new church plant at 10th Street and Pine Avenue was to start July 1, with Lloyd E. Christensen as superintendent of the record bureau of the Police Department, newly named president of the California division of the International Association for Identification at Oakland’s annual convention. Also notes 30 years ago Rev Dr Robert Emmet Lucey, formerly of Los Angeles, was installed as pastor of St Anthony's Catholic parish by Rt Rev Msgr J J Cawley, succeeding Very Rev John Hagarty in San Diego.
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First Baptist Church
Fourth St
Locust Ave
Jebbia
Bank of America
10Th St
Pine Ave
Lloyd E. Christensen
Record Bureau
The
Police Dept
California
International Association For Identification
Oakland
Robert Emmet Lucey
Los Angeles
St. Anthony’s Catholic Parish
Mser J. J. Cawley
John Hagarly
Sam Diego
California State Fairs Face Two Year Funding Standstill
In Sacramento a push to reform the nearly $10 million annual Fairs and Exposition Fund fails. Gov Brown backs a reform, but Assemblyman Rees's AB433 to abolish the fund is killed. Geddes seeks a new Fair Commission to replace the current board, while the Western Fairs Assn lobbies against criticism.
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Sacramento
Edmund G Brown
Gove Akernor
Thomas M. Rees
Los Angeles
WPA
California
Gov. Brown
Rees
Press Telegram masthead and office listings in Long Beach
The document lists the Press Telegram publishers, editors, and office addresses including Ko-Publisher Harale M, Hines, Assize Publisher Samual C. Cambnevor, and executives with multiple city offices in New York Chicago Minneapolis St Paul Los Angeles San Francisco.
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Hemman H. Rida
Daniel H. Ridder
Haralé M4
Hines
Assize
Samual C. Camnevor
L. A. Collins Jr
Malcolm Epley
Miles E. Lines
Harry Karns
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States Ban Corporal Punishment in Schools and Quo Vadis Film
The National Education Association notes only New Jersey and the District of Columbia ban corporal punishment by teachers. Rhode Island may also read the law as prohibiting it. Many boards ban it locally. cruelty laws cover harsher cases. Quo Vadis was filmed at Cinecitta Studios near Rome and was Italy’s first Technicolor feature.
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National Education Assn
New Jersey
District of Columbia
Rhode Island
Italy
A.L. A
Cinecitta Studios
Europe
Rome
Henryk Sienkiewicz
Gromyko at Dulles funeral shocks U S viewers
Soviet foreign minister Andrei Gromyko attended the funeral of John Foster Dulles at Arlington Cemetery, a bizarre touch seen as part of Moscow’s push for a summit with President Eisenhower. The episode prompted United States officials to ponder Russia’s real intentions as Khrushchev looms over potential talks.
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Washington
Andrei Gromyko
John Foster Dulles
Geneva
Nikita Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Arlington Cemetery
Gromyko
Foster Dulles
Moscow
Khrushchev
United States
United Nations
Christian Herter
Russia
Dulles
Public Forum Letters on Narcotics and City Governance
Rita Wood argues for harsher narcotics penalties and criticizes local youth drug access. Dick Racine questions city leadership over Sam Vickers and probes political motives behind his fate. Khrushchev and Berlin are invoked by W Mighell urging UN supervised German elections to resolve postwar issues.
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Sam Vickers
Dick Racine
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