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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1956

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Egypt Says Willing on Advice for Suez Canal

British, American and French leaders push for international guarantees while Egypt maintains sovereignty over the canal. Foreign Minister Chowdry reports Nasser open to a covenant with the 1858 navigation rights signatories and to an advisory body of canal users. Dulles arrives as talks open amid calls for a binding international framework.

London Pakistan Nasser Egypt Hamidul’ Haq Chowdry

Ex-Auditor Orville Hodge Sentenced to 20 Years

Former state auditor Orville E. Hodge received a 20 year prison term for misapplying 816 427 dollars of state funds deposited in federally insured banks. Ten years may be suspended on restitution. He pled guilty before Judge John P. Barnes to 51 counts after being brought from Springfield hospital.

Chicago E—Tormer Orville E. Hodge Hodge Hedge Springfield Hospital John P. Barnes

Stevenson gains traction with civil rights plank at convention

AP dispatch reports Adlai Stevenson nearing the 68614 delegate threshold for the 1956 Democratic nomination as New Jersey and Michigan delegates move to support him. The platform includes a civil rights clause tied to Supreme Court desegregation and a stance on supplying defensive arms to Israel. A Jersey-Westside burglar terrorized four women, stealing $154, while Stevenson’s bandwagon unfolds amid shifting Truman and Michigan loyalties.

Chicago Adlai Stevenson Stevenson North South Supreme Court Israel New Jersey Michigan Ariana Sas Truman G. Mennen Williams Jersey West Side Associated Press Tabulahe Ios Bers Iruman Missouri

Democratic party Civil rights plank cited Supreme Court impact

The Democratic platform draft defends court supremacy and unity under the law while rejecting force to affect judicial matters. It cites desegregation decisions as having vast consequences and notes the Supreme Court as a key constitutional branch distinct from the party. Georgia officials oppose the plank, signaling a partisan clash ahead.

Chicago Democratic Party Supreme Court Supreme Court of the United States Republican Party Dixie Georgia Side Legation Georgia

Park Shares Top Prize for Dover Swim

Lakewood marathon swimmer Tom Park shared first prize in the 22 mile France to England channel race near Dover. Park was within five miles of Dover after 10 hours 29 minutes before bailing out, while Irish wrestler Pack Medlelland lasted 11 hours 4 minutes but finished nine tiles short. Greta Anderson of Denmark now living in Lakewood earned 280 for her swim of 2 hours 5 minutes as 14 of 22 entrants did not start due to bad weather and channel conditions. It was the first time in six years that the entire field was beaten by the channel.

Lakewood Tom Park Park France England Dover Pack Medlelland Greta Anderson Denmark Channel

Democratic National Convention Program Details

The program outlines two days of sessions in Long Beach daylight times. Wednesday opens 5 p m with invocation and star spangled banner. McCormack chairs resolutions and platform. Kerr and Dawson address. Thursday starts 10 a m with invocation. roll call by states to nominate candidates with a night session at 6 p m. Balloting on presidential nominees proceeds.

Long Beach House Democratic John W. McCormack Massachusetts Robert S. Kerr Oklahoma William T. Dawson Winsis

Hurricane slows as new track shifts away from U S

Miami forecast chief Gordon Dunn said the hurricane slowed to a snail’s pace and may turn northeastward, easing threat to the mainland. A new area of strong winds and rain in the tropical Atlantic suggested a second storm could form where Betsy originated last Friday.

Miami U. S Gordon Dunn

School Story Highlights Back to School Shopping

In the special Readin section the Press-Telegram spotlights the Long Beach School Story and urges Downtown Long Beach merchants to offer timely values on clothing and school supplies for preschool shoppers.

Press-Telegram Long Beach

Weather outlook with clear skies through Thursday

Late night and early morning low clouds fade to mostly clear conditions through Thursday. Temperatures show little change, with steady readings expected across the period.

Dewey backs Nixon’s bid for second term

In Washington Thomas E. Dewey met with President Eisenhower and voiced strong confidence that Vice President Nixon will be nominated for a second term. Dewey declined to confirm talk on the Stassen effort to replace Nixon, but praised Nixon as highly as “the most useful vice presidential history.” The discussion touched on the GOP National Convention in San Francisco and open delegate choice.

Washington Thomas E. Dewey Eisenhower Nixon Dewey Iunior Guyeene Vy New York Sen. Knowland Calif Senate Harold E. Stassen Christian Herter Massachusetts San Francisco William B. Rogers

Where to Find Beach Combing and Page References

A compact listing directs readers to the section locations for variety of features within the newspaper. It enumerates sections such as Beach Combing, Bridge, Classifieds, Comics, Crossword, Death Notices, Editorial, Financial, Radio TV, Shipping Table, Sports, Theaters, Tides Temperatures, Vital Statistics, Wilson and Women.

Hal Boyle

Stumbo clan plans toll road on Highway 99 in Oregon

In Wolf Creek Oregon the Stumbo family claims a 16% foot stretch of U S Highway 99 and plans a toll road with a proposed rate schedule for livestock and vehicles. The Oregon Highway Commission admits an oversight and says it will negotiate buyout while the family attorney handles talks. Pedestrians would use the road free.

Stumbo Clan Wolf Creek Ore Oregon Stumbo Pacific Hwy Robert G. Stumbo Oregon Highway Commission Golly Robert Harry Allan Stumbo Clair W. Stumbo Highway Commission Stumbos Roseburg Robert Stumbo California Pacific Northwest

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