Los Angeles bids $350000 for two 1960 conventions
The Los Angeles area seeks to host the Democratic and Republican national conventions in Exposition Park arena with minimum bids of 350000 each and a total 700000 funded by industry business and government. DEM national committeeman Paul Ziffren and Edwin W. Pauley push the plan as San Francisco pledges 300000 to attract the Democrats.
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American Airlines to start jet service from Idlewild
American Airlines announced new jet service starting January 25 with nonstop Los Angeles to New York flights aboard 112 passenger jets. The plan includes six daily nonstop Lockheed Electras between Chicago and New York beginning January 23, expanding jet service to several major cities.
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Reverse Trend Copter to Offset Traffic Progress
Hollywood report notes a 5 mile Holywood to Santa Monica trip now takes 45 minutes by car due to traffic. The Mills Brothers plan a Salvation Army benefit in Santa Monica on November 21, traveling by helicopter during intermission at the Moulin Rouge club show.
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Eisenhower to Receive Silent Night Medal in Austria
President Eisenhower will be awarded the Silent Night Holy Night medal by the Municipal Council of Oberndorf near Salzburg. The Austrian ambassador to Washington will present the honor shortly before Christmas.
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Los Angeles transit center plan unveiled by Hahn
Supervisor Kenneth Hahn and architect J Edward Martin presented a model for a 20 million dollar downtown Los Angeles transportation center. The facility would include heliports and passenger ferries from outlying fields, plus bus office space rental cars taxis and limousine services within Union Station area.
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Plans to Skip News Conference in Washington
The White House said President Eisenhower will skip a scheduled news conference this week to depart around 3 pm for Georgia. The plan appears linked to his health and travel agenda as he prepares for a 10 day period starting Thursday in All- gusta, Ga.
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Where Is Lyde Marland and Other Sunday Features
The piece highlights Lyde Marland, Oklahoma governor's widow who vanished February 14, 1953 after loading paintings and cash, sparking questions about a lover or escape. Also previews inflation remedies by a former Treasury official and profiles pro athlete Jimmy Brown who prefers lacrosse, excels in boxing, and plays basketball in Cleveland.
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