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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1958

Page

2

Dulles Signals Tentative U S Policy Stance on Quemoy

In a pointed briefing, former Secretary Dulles described a slight tendency toward stabilizing the Quemoy region and warned the Reds not to expect major shifts in U S policy amid Formosa crises. He discussed Chiang Kai-shek, potential Chinese uprisings, and possible paths to a de facto cease fire through diplomatic talks, sanctions, and a UN option if tensions worsen.

Jin Quemoy Chiang Dulles China la Chiang U. S Quezhoy Nixon State Department United States Chineau Chou En-lai Formosa Eisenhower Chou Warsaw Ithe United Nations Parmosa Ithn

Secretaries vow love over money in court tied to wedding

Miss Shirley Klein a 21 year old from Baltimore plans to marry James A Halloran 24 of Woodbury New Jersey on Saturday after a West Virginia accident and a court dispute over a $2,500 insurance payout. Klein pressed for immediate payment but a circuit court order failed. A state law risks forfeiture if she marries before appeal. The couple faces a race to resolve the claim. Sophie Krofcheck, 50, unemployed, skates 200 miles daily toward Los Angeles to visit a brother after winning a roller skating title in Mercer County.

Baltimore UPA Shirley Klein James A. Halloran Woodbury N. J Cupid Halloran West Virginia Miss Kiecia Miss Klein Marvin Ettin U. S Grove City CPI Los Angeles Sophie Krofcheck Pennsylvania Krofcheck Mercer, County

Brown Here Gives His Labor Program

Brown discusses a labor reform program requiring public disclosure of union finances and employer reporting on anti-union influence. He urges minimum annual union meetings, advance notices, minutes, secret ballots, and periodic officer elections. Trustee provisions for parent unions would limit tenure and preserve member participation.

Brown

Ship Tieup Looms as Talks Set

A union of ships officers threatened a walkout tonight that could tie up most of the United States major commercial ships including ocean liners. Negotiations between shipowners led by the American Merchant Marine Institute and officers led by the International Organization of Masters Mates and Pilots were scheduled. Captain John Bishop said the union had notified members of a possible midnight work stoppage. Captain Robert Durkin refused to reveal the dispute area. The union said a settlement with 36 operators on the Atlantic and Gulf coasts was reached, while efforts continued with the major group. Joseph Curran, president of the NMU representing sailors, warned that the NMU would reopen its contract if officers gained more benefits.

NEW Xyore UPS American Merchant Marine Institute International Organization of Masters John Bishop Robert Durkin Atlantic Gulf Joseph, Curran National Maritime Union NMU

Sub-Hunter Navy Plane Missing Off Florida Coast

A Navy P2V Neptune patrol plane with ten crew from Brunswick Maine was missing in south Florida waters after taking off from Key West at noon. Rescue ships and aircraft joined a search pending further reports as officials said there is ample rescue gear aboard.

Key- West Fla South Florida Bruns- Wick Maine Naval Air Station Cmdr Daniel Decker Brunswiids Eure Key West Struments James F. Rumford

South Gate Auto Strike Called Off

Los Angeles area workers at General Motors South Gate assembly plant ended a four day strike that idled about 2000 as United Auto Workers Local 216 voted two to one to end the walkout following union president Walter Reuther s plea to halt focal strikes to resume contract talks. Maintenance crews returned at 7 am with rest of workforce three hours later and Chrysler s Maywood plant reopened after a one day strike. The Long Beach Ford plant remained closed due to a parts shortage blamed on earlier strikes.

Los Angeles General Motors South Gate United Auto ‘Worker Walter Reuther Focal Chrysler Maywood Long Beach

Communications Workers Postpone Western Electric Strike

The Communications Workers of America said its 10000 repairmen and other workers in 33 cities would keep working for another week under current contract terms. The potential strike against Western Electric, Bell System’s manufacturing arm, was threatened last Monday by union president Joseph A. Beirne and involves workers who handle switchboards and heavy equipment.

New York UPI Communications Workers of America Western Electric Coy Western Electric Bell Telephone System Joseph A. Beirne

Hoffa Faces Legal Challenge to Union Power

Washington, UPI reports Teamster leader James R. Hoffa faced a legal threat that could oust him from the presidency and potentially restore Dave Beck. Federal monitors said they would ask a federal court to review the consent decree that put Hoffa in power, arguing he failed to inform officials of its terms. If upheld, the ruling could dissolve the three‑man monitor panel overseeing Hoffa’s 1.5 million‑member union. a hearing might not occur before mid October.

F. Dickins Letts Ailure Hanister Monitor Panel Hoffa Monitor United Press International

Municipal Band Concert Program Details and Conductors

A municipal band concert is listed for Tuesday September 3 at 7 PM in Lincoln Park. Conductor Charles J Payne and assistant Albert W Lillieh Odin lead the program featuring marches and selections described in the legible fragments.

Lincoln Park Charles J. Payne Albert W.lilliehodin KGES Marsales Raverin Apple Mloxcoms

Puzzling OCR Fragment Reflects Blurred Coastal Scene

Fragmentary OCR text mentions running from boulevard to ocean, toppling figures, a dining setup facing the sea, and a peculiar list of prices and items. Names, places, and concrete events are unclear, yielding a hazy snapshot of a seaside setting and unrelated garbled phrases.

Ark. Group Gives Up Private School Plan

Arkansas officials abandon the private school plan amid court orders keeping the Little Rock School Board in charge. Federal judges retroactively halt transfers of school buildings and marshal service spreads across the city as 3,700 pupils face uncertainty and teachers brace for actions. Faubus comments on preserving traditions while exploration of alternative education avenues continues.

Federal Circuit Omaha NAACP Little Rock Virgil Blossom Blossom Faubus U.S R. Beal Kidd Ilegal Charlottesville J. Lindsay Almond Jr Norfolk Front Royal Almond Richmond Virginia

Four Little Rock High Schools Closed Amid Bus Signs

The four Little Rock high schools stayed closed as signs were posted on school buses reading This school. The notice signals a disruption affecting student transport and daily operations across the district.

Little Rock Com

Village Jarred by Austria Earth Tremors

Light damage reported in Landeck Austria as tremors lasting three seconds shook the village today. No injuries were reported and local officials said there were no immediate hazards.

Innsbruck Austria -Up Landeck

Local Beach California Delivery Notice

Fragmentary notice from a Beach California publication shows delivery details and pricing. Mentions a daily service except Sunday, with numbers that may indicate rates or dates. The readable fragment names a press or circulation context and a location in Long Beach.

Eleoram Calif Iarser Uelivery Iarsier Lelivers

De Gaulle plans new electoral laws after decisive referendum

Paris report says De Gaulle’s cabinet met to outline the future of the Fifth Republic and draft new electoral laws after a 4 to 1 vote approving the constitution. They face pressure on Algeria policy and farewell for French Guinea as sovereignty transfers at Guinea’s midnight ceremony, ending French aid to the area.

Paris Charles ‘de Gaulle Eabinet de Gaulle Algeria French Guinea Conarry Guinea Jean Risterreci

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