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Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1958

Page

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Explosion hits integrated school in Morgantown area

FBI probes early morning bombing at Osage School in Monongalia County West Virginia. About 250 pupils attended the building left empty after the blast. Superintendent Stevenson estimates up to 3500000 to replace. no evidence of racial motivation found. sheriff notes peaceful integration prior to incident.

Morgantown W. Va West Virginia Charles A. Stevenson Monongalia FBI Osage Stevenson

Safe-Drilling Hunch Ends With Quick Ejection

Massey, a 1d year old salad man at Hollandease Ress igorant, discovers a man drilling holes in a local office safe. The intruder denies wrongdoing but flees as deputies arrive, after Massey confronts him and orders him out.

Dan Massey Hollandease Massey

Weather outlook clears after today

Clearing late today and tonight. Sunny Tuesday with cooler night and windy but slightly warmer conditions. Maximum at noon today is 69 degrees.

Hussein's Plane Chased Back by Nasser Airmen

Jordanian King Hussein said MIG fighters chased his De Havilland Dove back toward the Jordanian frontier during a European trip that included Switzerland and Cyprus. The air chase occurred as tension with President Nasser’s regimes over Syria was cited. King Hussein declared a national holiday to celebrate his return.

Hussein Nasser Amman Jordan Syria Europe Huessin United Arab St.louis Little Rock Shien Little Rock The Cour U. S. 8Th Circuit Court of Appeals John E. Miller Tiussein Cyprus Switzerland Radio Csiro Jorsion

Ike Offers Five Point Asian Economic Aid

President Eisenhower announced a five point plan for international economic aid to Asian nations. He urged U S cooperation to build barriers against tyranny and war. He pressed Congress for resources to assist 60 million people in Free Asia and called for support from other free nations.

Seattle Eisenhower United States New Congress Free Asia South Southeast Asia

Red China Demands UN Troop Withdrawal From Korea

Red China demanded the withdrawal of United Nations troops from Korea in a Foreign Affairs Ministry note to the British chargé d’affaires in Peiping. Peiping radio broadcast the note stating Chinese volunteers have withdrawn and presenting the move as enabling a peaceful settlement of the Korean question.

China United Nations South Korea Red China Ministry of Foreign Affairs Peiping Peiping Radio Korea

Tokyo Area Shaken by Mild Earthquake

An earthquake struck the Tokyo area at 2:00 p m. The Tokyo meteorological agency located the epicenter about 30 miles southeast of Tokyo and 42 miles below the surface. Intensity was 2 on a 7 point scale. No casualties or damage were reported. A separate tremor rattled northern Japan last Friday with little damage.

Tokyo Tokyo Central Meteoral” Logical Agency Japan

Bomb Found at Jewish Center Collision Kills Two

A bomb found near the Jewish center in Columbia Missouri is reported in connection with a collision involving a Port Port twin engined flying boat. Mrs Barbara Tittel 24 of San Francisco and Mrs Esther Anderson 28 of Los Angeles were killed. Barbara’s husband Robert 20 was seriously injured.

Beaver Columbia University of Mis Pacnese Barbara ‘Tittel San Francisco Esther Anderson Los Angeles Lisbon U. S. Navy Cape St. Vincent George Beaver Neptune Cape New York St. Vincent Portugal Idlewild

Nobel Prize to Priest for Help to Refugees

The 1958 Nobel Peace Prize was awarded to Dom Georges Pire, a Belgian priest who led European refugee efforts and founded a village for displaced people in Belgium and across eastern Europe. The prize carries $41,227 and was announced by the Norwegian Parliament committee.

Oslo Dom Georges Pire Jean Sather Father Pire Get Norway Europe Dinart Schweitzer Villace Meuse

Republican chairmen pledge comeback after election defeat

Republican state chairmen across the nation predict their party will rebound from Tuesday's stunning electoral loss. The notice lists related pages for further reading across the newspaper.

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SOS Heard in Area of Flying Boat Loss

Montreal fire officials say an explosion may have started a blaze that gutted an old brick apartment building killing at least 20 people among about 100 tenants.Firemen describe a rapidly spreading fire and many tenants trapped as alarms spread across the complex.

Montreal Que Tak-E Tyans Canada Airlines Thelen Trans-Canada

Paper Says Liz Eddie to Wed Soon

New York gossip notes Elizabeth Taylor plans to wed singer Eddie Fisher within a month per The New York Post. Hollywood sources say the couple has been inseparable since Taylor’s breakup with Debbie Reynolds, with warnings and warm weather forecast for Southern California mornings.

New York Elizabeth Taylor Eddie Fisher New York Post Rom Holly the Post Hollywood California Eddie Debbie Rey Liz Miss Taylor U. S Debbie Weather Bureau Skolsky

Khrushchev Urges End to Four Power Berlin Split

Premier Khrushchev urged an end to the four power division of Berlin telling a Polish Soviet friendship meeting that the time has come to relinquish the occupation regime in Berlin and help create a normal atmosphere in East Berlin. He said the Soviet Union would hand over Berlin functions to East Germany and accused the West of using Berlin to subvert East Germany and other Warsaw Pact nations. He warned West Germany risks in a modern war and said the Soviet Union seeks no new conflict.

Miller New Orleans Citizens Council Faubus Arkansas U. S. Supreme Court Moscow UPI Nikita Khrushchev Berlin Radio Moscow Khrushchev Lenin Stadium German Democratic Republic East Germany Mhrushchev Soviet Union United States Britain France East Geremmany North Atlanta Treaty West Germany

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