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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1955
Page
13
Maxwell Davis, 25, was swept out to sea Sunday at Sharpe's Landing fifteen miles south of Monterey while exploring a cave. His friend Chet Harber tried to assist but was knocked back against the cliff by an incoming wave.
The Basic Diagnostic Office claims a three step 45 minute treatment can restore hearing for many with nerve, catarrh, or bone related loss. A customer reports discarding a hearing aid after three treatments. Addresses: 927 E Broadway Long Beach and 2836 E Florence Huntington Park. Phone 64-6203.
Defense Secretary Wilson confirms continued plan to cut Army manpower to 1,027,000 by June 30, 1956, with overall force reductions from about 1,250,000 now to 1,102,000 by mid-1956, while Army leaders protest possible undersizing and Congress reviews the budget.
Four inmates of the Little Rock state hospital escaped from the criminal ward Sunday in a commandeered car as three were deemed dangerous. They overpowered attendants, forced two visitors from the car, and fled. A fifth inmate, J. D. Martin, was later detained by city police. Robbery, car theft, and parole violations linked to the four at large. Police have no leads on their direction.
In Bonn a Western Allies spokesman announced a doubling of occupation fund spending since last September. The allies now spend about four billion marks yearly, up from two billion marks in September 1934, while Germany commits 7.2 billion marks annually to support Western troops in West Germany, with actual Allies use varying by need.
Washington officials said talks with Red China over prisoners may include an early Geneva meeting. The United States could seek release of 56 Americans and 76 Chinese held prisoners behind the Bam. Nations expect discussions to address freeing detainees and potential repatriation.
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