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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1960
Page
4
A jumbled list of cryptic style clues and partial answers appears, blending foods, places, occupations, and misc terms. The reader is left to parse definitions, with scattered numbers and foreign-language bits suggesting a puzzle page or glossary crossword style board.
Los Angeles report says ex-bail subject Mickey Cohen. A federal grand jury had indicted Cohen on tax violations. Bond was posted at 100000 after a prior bail set at 25000. Cohen refused to identify his benefactor while noting lavish spending and income concerns. The case ties to Abe Phillips and a pending tax indictment.
The United States will provide Jordan with 3.5 million dollars in aid for the current fiscal year, as announced by the Jordanian government. The notice appears in a UPI report from Amman.
Barrow in Furness reports controversy as Britain's first nuclear submarine the Dreadnought is launched by Queen Elizabeth II. The 3 500-ton vessel, originally planned in 1952, features a whale shaped hull and a British reactor though an American design is noted. The ceremony marks a milestone in undersea craft and naval power, framed as Britain lagging behind modern developments.
About 2,000 demonstrators from 7 nations including Sweden Finland Iceland and Britain march 40 miles to Copenhagen to warn the Danish government against hosting atomic weapons. The neutralist pacifist and ultraleft groups lead the rally ending at Copenhagen Town Hall. Most marchers are Danish with around 100 Norwegians participating.
Leon Uris recounts the Wareaw ghetto battle in Coronet Magazine detailing how a small group of men and women defied Nazi forces and held out to the end. The piece promises a fuller dramatic account and a commemorative look at a pivotal wartime resistance.
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