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Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1957

Page

6

Future King's Birthday Passes Quietly in Boarding School

The future king Charles, turning nine, marks his birthday at Cheam School near London with no royal celebrations. He attends lessons and prayers as family gifts arrive by post. His large presents from Balmoral will wait until Christmas.

London England Agham Palace Prifce Schidal Prince Philip Cheam Charles Lon Don Hethott Cornwall Jones Duke of Peter Beck Ada Ann Pineets Margaret Queen Moghy Balmoral Castle Scotland

Opening of Tioga Pass Doubtful

A new snow storm in the Sierra has dimmed hopes of reopening the Tioga Pass route in Yosemite National Park. The road's continuation of State Route 120 from the San Joaquin Valley to Mono Lake was closed by heavy snows two weeks ago. A large reconstruction east of the divide had allowed longer opening, but it now seems almost certain the Tioga road will remain snowed in until late next spring.

Tomb of Hellenic Coffins Found in Desert Cavern

Workmen clearing mine fields between the Alamein battlefield and El Hafman west of Alexandria uncovered a cavern tomb from the Hellenic era containing ancient statues. The find was described as of the highest archaeological importance by experts.

Catro Wminefields al Missa Sad Alamein Elthafman Alexandria

Veterans Administration Chief Higley Resigns in 1953

Veteran affairs chief Higley resigns after a tenure marked by a sense of urgency to return to private affairs. The White House and President Eisenhower were aware of his desire to step down, with official action finalized late Wednesday. Higley, active in Wisconsin politics and noted for chairing local affairs, indicated personal motive to leave for private life.

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