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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1957
Page
6
Atlantic City hosts a massive Legion parade along the boardwalk with jets roaring overhead. Thousands line the route as diverse units march past reviewing stands and crowds, marking the first Legion convention on the resort city’s wooden promenade.
In Chicago a strike by 12,900 workers halted production at Indiana Ss of Youngstown. United Steel Workers official Joseph Germans urged Local 1011 members to return to work after a Sunday call. The unauthorized walkout began Wednesday when 200 shop employees quit over a split work week.
French forces launched an early morning offensive in the Grand Kabylie region near Miragean about six miles east of Algiers. French headquarters said 31 rebels were killed and two captured in the operation, reinforcing control after the fighting.
President Eisenhower established a new White House post a special assistant for personnel management and appointed Recco Siciliano to it, replacing him as assistant secretary of labor in charge of manpower and employment. Neawell Brown succeeds Siciliano as administrator of wage hour and public contracts, with Senate confirmation pending. Both appointees are Romunticans.
Influenza outbreaks across Britain knocked out crews from two British submarines scheduled for this week's NATO exercises. Officials suspect Asian flu. outbreaks reach epidemic levels in parts of the country. Seventy eight American and British warships gathered on the Clyde River in Scotland for Exercise Strilechacts.
Police say Mary Storer, 16, overdosed on sleeping pills and was found by her father Franklin W. Storer, 50, who then took an overdose himself. The two were found Sunday in their Los Angeles area home by Storer’s sister Lucille Milley. The girl had been living with her father since divorcing her mother years ago.
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