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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1960
Page
2
The Ethan Allen leads a new line of nuclear powered submarines designed for Polaris missiles. It will carry 36 missiles in midship sections and displace about 6,900 tons, 2,400 more than World War I era subs. The AZ Polaris is expected to fly 1,725 miles, surpassing the Al Polaris range. The Patrick Henry and George Washington have completed tests or sea trials with Polaris aboard.
Barbara Burns daughter of the late comedian Bob Burns must stand trial Nov. 29 on a narcotics possession charge. Superior Court Judge John G. Barnes set the date after Burns and three male friends were arraigned. Burns, 22, has been arrested multiple times in recent years on narcotics-related charges.
A Soviet helicopter landed in the American sector of West Berlin and then took off after about five minutes. Three men in Russian uniforms carried pistols or rifles, with a second helicopter hovering nearby. The landing occurred near Maj. Gen. Ralph M. Osborn’s residence, close to U.S. Command Headquarters, under a neighborhood of U.S. officers. An Army spokesman said the incident showed freedom of flight for light aircraft over Berlin.
The United Nations contends over Congo, with Cameroon’s Charles Olle denouncing Soviet obstruction and urging restraint. Ghana’s J. E. Jantuah calls for full on-site information before seating a delegation. Dag Hammarskjold labels the violence regrettable as he seeks a UNO report.
Los Angeles district attorney McKesson urged new legislation to strengthen police efforts against narcotics trafficking. He argued current laws restrict search and seizure, limiting convictions to small pushers who are often addicts. He noted narcotics cases require different handling and condemned leaks of informants' sources. He cited rising California narcotics crime statistics and claimed ring leaders operate with near immunity.
Clifford outlined plans to trim the White House staff under Kennedy, aiming for a compact, accessible team with close ties to department heads. Sorensen likely to be chief aide in practice, and a budget director to be named by December 1. Clifford expects limited reductions in executive office agencies and plans to return to private law practice after service.
Holiday dishes cherished by families are highlighted with items like Plum Pudding Mince Pies and Yule Aegnag. The feature invites readers to enjoy heirloom favorites and find the issue with the Christmas candle cover and a gift guide.
Acting Gov. Glenn M. Anderson urged California citizens to back the Muscular Dystrophy Association of America in a drive this month to raise funds to combat a relentlessly crippling disease.
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