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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1960
Page
2
Speieie's faction issues a warning of a walkout as Castro moves to seize 167 major U.S. companies related to UN arms discussions. The continued report covers who is affected, the scale of seizures and potential implications for negotiations.
Ike ends his Houston stop with a roaring crowd of about 300000 and prepares to address a nationwide TV audience from Philadelphia. Kennedy's attacks and Nixon’s rival status frame a campaign where Eisenhower urges less government intrusion and stresses private investment to drive growth.
Five men were killed and 12 injured when a vapor feeder ruptured at Dow Chemical Co in Freeport Texas triggering a chlorine gas release and blaze at the No 1 glycerine plant. The blast damaged the chloride unit with an estimated $100000 in damage.
Mickey Cohen was released on 100000 bail and is hospitalized at Mt. Sinai for treatment. He faces trial on income tax evasion charges tied to prior prison terms, with confiscation actions targeting numerous Cuban and U S properties and companies across multiple industries. The case hints at broad international asset seizures and potential minimal impact on Cuba next year.
London reports the death of Harry Ferguson, 75, famed tractor maker and inventor of a lightweight tractor sold worldwide. He battled Ford Motor Co in a multimillion dollar patent suit, claiming conspiracy to destroy his firm. An out of court settlement netted $9.25 million.
The November Homes and Gardens edition offers five new party ideas including a stag party menu, festive Thanksgiving buffet, distinct coffees for a coffeehouse, and teenagers’ activities. It also includes original recipes and notes on where to buy the issue.
Detroit reports Byron J. Nichols, Chrysler group vice president in charge of automotive sales, named general manager of Dodge Division. He succeeds M. C. Patterson who retires after leading Dodge since July 1956. Nichols, 47, has been with Chrysler since 1940.
Theodore Tate 85 who briefly served as U S treasurer died from injuries after a cockfight fall on Oct 13 in Manila Province Lae May 1929 he began as a Treasury clerk in 1908 and was treasurer from 1928 until resigning January 17 1929.
In Caracas Venezuela police authorized to patrol streets after five days of leftist disturbances. Education Minister urged students to return to class as army guards Appliedacion High School where buses were burned. Riots spread to Coro and Ciudad Bolivar as the government orders troops to disperse unauthorized demonstrations.
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