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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1956
Page
3
U N secretary general Dag Hammarskjold announced plans to visit the Middle East to explore ways to ease tensions along the demarcation lines. He urged full cooperation from all parties and restraint from nonparticipants to avoid worsening difficulties, with support from the United States and other powers.
The County Fish and Game Commission recommended that archers may discharge arrows outside a 200 yard zone around foothill houses and trails. The proposal, approved at a hearing, goes to the County Board of Supervisors with an Altadena Chamber petition of 2000 names citing danger to lives and harassment of horsemen.
Riesel and the columnist were attacked after leaving Lindys venue on List Street. Riesel described a lone assailant as they drove toward Miss Nevins' car, and both were hospitalized after the incident. The report ties the attack to tensions within Long Island labor unions and mentions figures tied to Local 138 Operating Engineers.
Malenkov faces questions in Britain on Stalin cult as polio cases reach 1972 this year, with 1 972 paralytic and 1 063 nonparalytic cases reported through March. He denounces the cult of personality and defends Soviet leadership while citing anti Stalinist reforms during his media briefing outside Moscow.
The 50-50 oil revenue split between city and state and state aid to combat waterfront subsidence were endorsed by Senate leaders and Long Beach officials. Assembly opposition faded as Hughes withdrew, while Los Angeles Mayor Poulson had objected earlier. Attorney General Brown urged passage calling AB 77 a fair settlement.
Assemblyman Friedman outlined a legislative payoffs dispute over LBOD profits tied to a Long Beach land subsidence settlement. He claimed the compromise would split revenue between the state and Long Beach, depending on court rulings, with the state potentially receiving 130 million or 109 million dollars.
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