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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1956
Page
14
At the Rabbinical Assembly of America's opening session in JGROSSINGER NY Rabbi Harry Halpern of Brooklyn called on Jewish religious leaders to do more to help African Americans win equality. The assembly gathers leaders from five branches of Judaism.
New York reports Coronet Magazine argues that Juan Peron’s exile and hostility to Eva stem from a degrading marriage and courtship. The issue portrays Eva as a redeeming model whose career influenced Peron’s downfall and erratic actions. May Coronet promises insights into Peron’s motives and his reaction to Eva’s notoriety.
Walter Ridder of the Washington Bureau discusses Gov. Averell Harriman in the Saturday Evening Post. Ridder notes Harriman’s strong vote-getting record, control of New York delegates, and the plan to bide time while rivals contend in primaries. He predicts Harriman will remain active as governor while others clash for the nomination.
Governor Knight outlined a five year plan totaling about 192 million dollars for California state colleges and related institutions. Funds would support construction at San Francisco State and San Jose State, plus upgrades at California Maritime Academy and California State Polytechnic, with enrollment growth targeted at 25,000.
An all-points bulletin was issued but prisoner Jesse Broadwater escaped Sunday from Folsom. The report notes a county focus on state college facilities and a bond program to fund new buildings across multiple campuses, with estimated enrollment growth to 96,400 by 1986.
A reader writes about arthritis symptoms and relief experiences, claiming it improved with various remedies. The note appears under a Mississippi address for Mrs. Lela S. Wier at 2805 Arbor Hills Drive and P. O. Box 2695 Jackson.
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