White House Clashes Over Goldfine Adams House Claim
White House and promoter John Fox clash over allegations that financier Bernard Goldfine bought a Washington house for presidential aide Sherman Adams. Adams denies the charge and White House secretary Hagerty calls the claims fantastic falsehoods as Fox testifies before the House subcommittee. Fox promises documentary proof while Goldfine plans to testify next, with ongoing disputes over a May 1955 meeting in a Sheraton hotel.
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Police Imposter Steals Canteen Funds in London
London police report a man posing as the canteen manager entered the station, signed for the keys, and absconded with 56 dollars. The incident was disclosed by officers who described the act as a bold impersonation and theft.
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Long Beach Area Weather Forecast With Coastal Fog
Long Beach and vicinity face low clouds and fog early, hazy sun later, and a high near 85. Southland beaches expect fog late nights and hazy afternoons with highs near 75. Interior regions turn mostly sunny, then partly cloudy with scattered thundershowers near mountains Sunday, highs 93 to 112. Pacific coast shows showers offshore, mostly fair along California coast. Water temp 65. Sunrise 5 44 am, sunset 8 08 pm.
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Madame Chiang presses free world to back anti communists
Mme Chiang Kai-shek urged the free world to oppose neutrals and back countries fighting communism. She spoke at a tea with reporters in New York, stressing that neutrals on the fence aid neither side. It was her first press meeting since arriving from Formosa for medical treatment.
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Forest Areas Closed for Fire Hazard in Angeles NF
Forest supervisor Announces closures of most areas in Angeles National Forest due to high fire danger starting Tuesday. About 60 percent of the forest will remain closed to visitors to safeguard water sheds while some areas like San Antonio and San Gabriel valleys will stay open, with rains expected to lift restrictions later.
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