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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1957
Page
2
A long fragment notes a conference on atomic power at Arden with Harriman mentioned. It reports a 3,000 word naval energy commission review and calls for the AEC to take firmer initiative, urging faster progress and stronger leadership.
Vice Admiral Charles R. Brown says 6200 Marines and a flotilla of warships remain with the U S 6th Fleet amid the Turkish Syrian crisis. Joined by about 8000 Marines and 30 ships for NATO exercises, most forces were to return home as the situation stabilizes, with remaining assets kept for continued drills and visits.
Buffalo reports a chaotic week as George A. Fiske 4 endures head injuries a concussion and stitches at Sisters Hospital while his siblings suffer minor mishaps. The family recalls a bout of accidents beginning Wednesday with a finger cut and ending Sunday with a bumped head.
A report from scientists industrialists government officials and educators warns that a lagging atomic power program could harm the United States position in the cold war.
Masonry officials gathered at Mount Vernon to honor George Washington with a wreath ceremony. The event, linked to the Scottish Rite and Southern Jurisdiction, marked the observance of Washington's legacy by the Free Masons.
Sen Warren Magnuson from Washington state touched down in Tokyo today on the final leg of his informal round the world air tour aboard Pan American Airlines.
William H. Pinckard 63 former board chairman of California Texas Oil Co died Sunday in Palo Alto Hospital. He retired in April after 40 years in the oil industry and had been living in a Redwood City motel. Funeral arrangements are pending.
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