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Reds Spurn Chiang Bid to Ease Quemoy Crisis
The Communist artillery attack on the offshore islands of the Quemoy group continues unabated, following Chiang Kai Shek's renunciation of the use of the force…
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Queen of Greece
Queen Frederika of Greece, accompanied by two of her children arrives in New York.
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Motor-Bike Hill Climb
The National Hill Climbing Championships at Modesto, California, offer one of the most thrilling 'cycle competitions to come along the pike.
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25 Years Ago Today
Twenty-five years ago today, an election year like today, and the great names then are still magical.
Reds Spurn Chiang Bid to Ease Quemoy Crisis (Universal Newsreel, Oct 1958)
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The original release sheet reads: 1. REDS SPURN CHIANG BID TO EASE QUEMOY CRISIS - The Communist artillery attack on the offshore islands of the Quemoy group continues unabated, following Chiang Kai Shek's renunciation of the use of the force to re-win the mainland. Meanwhile, U.S. supplies continue to pour into Formosa itself. 2A/B. QUEEN OF GREECE - Queen Frederika of Greece, accompanied by two of her children arrives in New York. She'll go on to visit President and Mrs. Eisenhower at the White House. / GERMAN PRESIDENT - President Heuss of West Germany visits England, the first German Chief of State to do so in 41 years. Despite the cordiality of Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip, the popular reception is cool. 3. MOTOR-BIKE HILL CLIMB - The National Hill Climbing Championships at Modesto, California, offer one of the most thrilling 'cycle competitions to come along the pike. Handle bar jockeys battle their way up a sheer and steep canyon wall in a desperate effort to reach the top. 4. 25 YEARS AGO TODAY - Twenty-five years ago today, an election year like today, and the great names then are still magical. The "Little Flower" Fiorello LaGuardia routing Tammany in New York. Al Smith donning the feathered bonnet of the "Happy Warrior." A new Gold Rush as Federal buying pushed prices up, revived the old boom towns of Colorado and Ohio buzzed with excitement at its own gold strike. Inventors are at their most active, and zaniest. Among them, the "Flying Windmill" which never quite got off the ground, the "Flying Flapjack," which did, and the dazzling Dymaxion Car, terrific even by today's standards!
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MCA/Universal Pictures Collection
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Motion Picture Releases of the Universal Newsreel Library