Cucamonga Name Debates Spark Local Jokes
In Cucamonga the debate over incorporation and a possible name change draws reactions from about 10,000 residents. Chamber of Commerce President Ted Vath notes comedians lampoon the town, citing Jack Benny’s train gag as a familiar jibe. Vath mentions Axpege as a potential new name to blunt humor.
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Middlesex
Ruth Surrey
Ministry of Civil Auisition
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British Anger Over Cyprus Killing Sparks Tense London Meeting
Reports from London say anger rose after the Friday shooting of two British army wives in Famagusta Cyprus. Greece protests British reprisals with Greek fatalities and calls to recall the ambassador. NATO Council talks loom as Heavil Spaak pushes a roundtable with Greece Britain Turkey and Cypriot communities to seek a settlement.
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Strikes Close All But 3 GM Plants and Boost Chrysler Idle
Detroit reports widespread auto stoppages as GM fields 13 plants idle nationwide, with Ford still holding two sites offline. Chrysler reaches new California contract while Evansville and other plants shelter in labor disputes, 275,000 UAW workers affected by picket lines and stalled production.
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Fragmentary text appears to be corrupted OCR with random names and numbers. No coherent event or entities clearly identifiable for a reliable summary.
First Nike missiles unloaded to guard Formosa
Report from Ta Kong that Mao Tse-tung’s son Mao An-ying died in the Korean War shortly after leaving China in October 1950. The U S consulate notes this is the first Communist press mention of Mao’s son. Seattle era dispatches describe 34 missiles and related gear shipped to Keelung to defend Nationalist China, with launchers, warheads and boosters staged for rapid deployment.
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