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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1957
Page
3
Cairo radio hinted that Jordan’s assassination of King Abdullah in 1952 would be avenged by killing King Hussein. The broadcast urged Arabs to kill the young ruler as a response to Hussein’s peace moves with Israel.
Two young girls recount their affection for a Southern gentlewoman in a condensed story from November Reader's Digest. The piece promises heartfelt insight into American life and urges readers to pick up the magazine to explore 33 articles condensed to save time.
Six states vote in offyear elections that may hint at shifts for 1958 congressional races. New Jersey and Virginia governorships are key. New York City mayoral race and several state legislatures also on ballot. Integration remains a central issue in Virginia while campaigns center on state and local matters.
A Suva government report describes four sightings the week of Oct 13 19 in Fiji. Witnesses from Nawaka and Suva report a bright circular object hovering near the sea at about 20 feet and 5000 feet altitude, flashing lights from white to red, with a blinding glow dazzling observers. A jellyfish shaped glowing object was also seen near Suva and Korolevo by fishing parties.
West Germany plans to end its payments toward Allied troop costs by March 31 as Foreign Office officials announced. The spokesman said that under NATO, nations hosting troops could seek bilateral talks with Bonn over support costs after that date. The United States Britain and France had received occupation costs before sovereignty.
Sacramento reports Assemblyman Ernest B Geddes was named to fill the Republican vacancy on the Assembly Rules Committee. Geddes replaces the prior member and assumes duties awaiting further confirmation or assignments.
Forest Service lifts fire hazard restrictions in Angeles National Forest after recent valleys reduce danger. Pasadena reports indicate authorities removed bans as conditions improved and conditions became less risky for open burning and outdoor activity.
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