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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1961

Page

1

Tito Warns Berlin Could Start World War II

Belgrade reports Yugoslav President Marshal Tito and leaders Gamal Abdel Nasser and Sukarno warned that Berlin could trigger a new world war at any moment. They urged urgent U.N. action and endorsed an East West summit to resolve the crisis amid rising mobilization and weapon development concerns.

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Dean Denounces Soviet Nuclear Policy in White House Talk

U S ambassador Arthur H Dean criticized Soviet plans to resume nuclear tests after meetings with President Kennedy. He labeled Soviet policy as overwhelming overkill and warned against blackmail and terror. The remarks followed discussions with Rusk and McCloy during Kennedy era disarmament efforts.

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Water-Flood Pact for Oil Field Signed

Right on schedule the water flood agreements for Fault Block IV in the Wilmington field were signed Thursday and the agreements became effective Sunday. The pact, years in the making, will permit massive water flood operations as an antisubsidence measure. Harbor officials and city managers witnessed the signing, with Charles Vickers representing the harbor and John Mansell for the city.

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Rio's Dock Strikes Spark Bid to Oust Goulart

Rio de Janeiro faced a political crisis as red strike actions and protests pressed Vice President Joao Goulart to accept a figurehead role under a power-sharing formula. Leaders of Brazil's Social Henocrachy party sent envoys to Montevideo seeking a path to prevent civil conflict, while Governor Celsio Teixeira claimed the peace pact could avert civil war.

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Weather outlook with low clouds and fog

The forecast calls for low clouds and fog at night and early morning, becoming mostly sunny after mid morning Saturday. Highs reach about 67 degrees by noon today.

House Group Cuts JFKs Aid Bill to 3 4 Billion

Washington The House Appropriations Committee reduced President Kennedy s foreign aid bill to 3 4 billion, citing prudence until U S needs are clearer. The cut narrows the gap between authorization and appropriation as unspent funds may be used, with the measure to reach the House floor next Tuesday.

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Nine Indicted Over Freedom Rider Bus Burning

A federal grand jury in Birmingham indicted nine men for burning a Freedom Rider bus near Anniston Alabama on May 14 as the riders faced segregated facilities in the Deep South. Seven suspects were arrested, one was jailed on burglary charges, and another hospitalized. The attack occurred about four miles west of Anniston as the Freedom Riders began testing segregated facilities in Alabama.

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U N breaks ties with Katanga over murder charges

United Nations official Cremer demands severing relations with Katanga regime amid murder accusations involving Vmnongo and other officials. OBrien cites flagrant charter breaches as Tshombe faces calls to remove ministers amid UN personnel killings and tribal tensions.

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LB Fair Receives Senate Backing for 1966 World’s Fair Plan

The Senate Foreign Relations Committee approved a resolution authorizing a federal report for a 1966 World’s Fair on Long Beach. Authored by Sey Clair Engle and cosponsored by Thomas Kuchel, the measure indicates the president will decide which nations to invite, with the anti Communist clause trimmed per State Department advice.

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Disaster Toll New High for Single Plane Disaster

In Chicago a tragic aviation accident, the worst in U.S. history, killed 78 aboard a TWA Constellation shortly after takeoff. The plane disintegrated near Chicago’s Midway area, with witnesses reporting a loud explosion and fireball. Investigations pondered possible bomb or mechanical failure, while families mourned and details emerged about the Los Angeles bound flight S28 on Labor Day evening.

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Five Southland Crew Members Named for Flight S28 Crash

New York report lists all five crew aboard Flight S28 from Chicago Midway. Capt James H Sanders 41 of Manhattan Beach Calif Flight Engineer James C Newlin Ul 38 of Costa Mesa Calif Steward Nanette Fidgar 20 of Thermosa Beach Calif Stewardess Barbara Pearson 25 of Santa Monica Calif. Home base Los Angeles TWA officials confirm Sanders joined THA in 1945 and had nine years as first officer.

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