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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1956
Page
14
Maltese tour with General Hwauris Norstad says NATO strength makes war unlikely except as accident. He cautions that Soviet awareness of Western destruction capabilities could edge toward war, denies Western split over Egypt invasion reflected at NATO HQ, and says the alliance remains harmoniously united.
In Minneapolis and Louisville contrasting faith groups ease race barriers. Hennepin Avenue Methodist Church invites members from a small Negro Methodist church for a redevelopment move, while Zion Baptist Church in Louisville, the state’s largest Negro Baptist church, welcomes 13 white members. The actions mark notable interracial shifts within Protestant communities.
A gunfight that began in Oklahoma ended near Shamrock Texas as posse member Junior Bard Myers 32 and Victor Lee Stephens 19 were killed and a teen gunman James William Whiteard 21 of Phoenix Arizona was captured. Authorities said the Ventura patrol chased the suspects from Texola Oklahoma into a brushy ranch area where heavy firing and a daylight stand-off occurred.
In divorce court the judge awards Mrs. Lamb custody of Diablo on weekdays and Mr. Lamb on weekends. The couple may refile to avoid parting with their pocket-size Chihuahua known as Diablo who they say keeps them together.
Senator George D Ga President Eisenhowers personal representative to NATO said he will continue in the post with ambassadorial rank. He plans to help restore NATO confidence and expand political and economic cooperation while not handling military matters. He will decide by year end if health and value justify continuing in the role.
About 2500 Hughes workers ended a two week walkout at the Hughes Aircraft plant in Tucson on Sunday night. The action began as part of labor protests with workers seeking improved conditions. Both sides reported progress toward a settlement after the stoppage.
Akron officials quote John L Collyer chairman of the board saying the United States will require about 100000 additional scientists and engineers within ten years to meet rising living standards and a growing population, warning current training lags.
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