Frost Grips East Half of Nation
A frosty chill gripped the nation's eastern half while the West stayed warm. Showers and isolated thunderstorms dotted the southern plains with a few snow flurries in the northern Rockies and Great Lakes region. Gusts up to 70 mph were recorded in Fulton New York and temperatures fell into the 30s to 40s in the north as 60s and 70s retreated in the south.
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British Consul’s Aide to Speak on Mideast Meeting
Basil Block of the British consulate in Los Angeles will address Middle East affairs at a Phi Theta Kappa Association meeting at 7 00 pm Tuesday. The event takes place in Lawn Bowling Green Clubhouse Recreation Park. Former general counsel and film producer Alexander Korda served as a naval liaison officer to General Charles de Gaulle during World War II.
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Knowland and Brown Clash Over Education Policy
Long Beach event features Sen. Knowland and Gov. Brown trading views on federal aid to education. Brown denounces opponents as economic reactionaries while Knowland promotes a state guided aid plan. Speakers include Adell and Trenham addressing teachers and ethics in education. Pope Pius XI embalmment details note a special preserving process using resins and oils.
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Tides and Temperatures For Sunday October 12 195
Weather and tide data for Sunday October 12 list sunrise at 8 55 am sunset 5 24 pm moonrise 5 41 pm and moonset 5 26 pm. Tides show high at 8 10 am and low at 2 01 am with 0 3 ft, 2 42 pm. Foregoing statistics by U S Coast Geodetic Survey.
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Pope's Ring Smashed in Ancient Rite at Vatican
Article reports on a ceremonial act at the Apostolic Palace with cardinals present. It mentions a pre arranged smashing of the ring symbolizing papal authority and references a discussion of education and recruitment programs for gifted children and teachers.
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Torrance Artist to Display Works at Long Beach
A young Torrance artist Conner Everts, 20, will display works at the Long Beach Art Museum at 2000 Ocean Ave Detroit. The exhibition opens Sunday and runs through November 5 as polio cases rise in Detroit with two more deaths reported bringing the year’s total to 15 in the city.
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Adm Leahy Dies Naval Officer with World War Service
Admiral Tamar Richard Leahy aged 78, a naval veteran who served in both World Wars, died Friday after a short illness. He retired in 1930 and led the International Hydrographic Bureau in Monte Carlo before returning to active duty in the fall of 1941.
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Russians Close Watch On U S Nuclear Tests In Pacific
UPI reports officials suspect Russians learned exact counts of U S tests in the Pacific last spring and summer. Theories include spies, leaks, or a speech by Rep. Porter. The tally cited by Russia may reflect 32 explosions, with 14 confirmed in atolls and Johnston Island shots included to reach 33.
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Talks Slated on Sudden Attack Ban
The United States and Russia agreed to Geneva talks on November 10 to discuss technical barriers to surprise attacks and an inspection system. The Soviet bloc would be represented by the USSR Poland Czechoslovakia and Romania while the United States Britain France and Belgium would represent the West. The discussions are to be strictly technical and not bound to any side.
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Formosa Nike Site Reached and Set for Action
Formosa Nike Site reached as US Army 2nd Missile Battalion began assembling the first launcher and four batteries. Soldiers and engineers work to ready a booster rocket, a five ton weapon with greater range than Nike-Ajax missiles, within two weeks.
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Symbolic Cucamonga Stands Pat on Moniker
Cucamonga refuses to change its name despite jokes and suggestions. City officials considered substitutes while residents, including a Kansan sender, urged keeping the symbolic city name. Chamber of Commerce canvassed opinions and reported satisfaction with the present moniker.
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Investment Trusts and Auto Industry Outlook Amid Market Trends
Market analysis shows mixed signals as car production targets and steel demand rise while auto demand hints at a late 1950s peak. Reports of Ford and Buick orders, steel capacity plans, and rising scrap paper costs accompany cautious stock market tones with potential interim corrections and a wary Fed stance.
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Johnson Named Head of Pacific Coast Port Authorities
Caps, B.C. Johnson, port manager of the National Harbours Board in Vancouver, was elected president of the Pacific Coast Association of Port Authorities. He succeeds Joan P. Davis, longtime harbor commissioner.
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Wax Madonna of Last Supper Wins Culinary Prize
Paul Dehes created a wax replica of the Last Supper using mutton tallow and beeswax covering about 40 square feet. It won the grand prize at the Culinary Arts Festival in San Francisco on Friday.
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