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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1959
Page
4
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles reached the 18th radiation treatment for abdominal cancer at Walter Reed Army Hospital. The 61 year old diplomat is expected to leave within a week and decide by April 6 whether to remain in office. State Department sources anticipate rest in a warm sunny place for about two weeks before any decision.
A local optometrist offers free eye exams and glasses for pensioners. Bring an ID and social worker contact. office at Pine Ave Heartfelt Bldg Downstairs. Dr Milton Glinker, LL, contact HE 6-2115.
Sacramento AP reported Assembly Republicans voted to oppose a bill to abolish the California death penalty. Assemblyman Dahl’s measure would substitute life imprisonment for capital crimes, but allow parole after 10 years only with unanimous Adult Authority and five Supreme Court concurrence. McMillan cited 26 co-authors. Gov. Brown supports signing if it reaches him.
American evangelist Billy Graham led Northern Tasmania's largest religious service Tuesday night in Launceston drawing about 20 000 attendees to a candlelit rally in the city officials said.
The American Contract Bridge League reversed itself and withdrew its ban on Tobias Stone of New York to play in the National Bridge Tournament and Vanderbilt Trophy event in Seattle. Winslow Randall said the board will decide in July whether to drop all charges, and New York Supreme Court actions were nullified. Stone apologized for friction and said his actions were well meant though not always wise. The charges stemmed from last year’s World Bridge Championships when the U S team, with Stone, lost to Italy and he accused the Italians of cheating.
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