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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1956
Page
22
Secretary of State Dulles called for intimate and understanding ties between the United States and India during Ellsworth Bunker’s swearing-in as ambassador to India and Nepal. He noted differences among friends should stay within family limits as cooperation grows.
Protests were held today over the site chosen for a 30.3 million customs house and federal office building in downtown Los Angeles. The location is near the freeway junction, Main, Los Angeles and Temple streets, with opponents favoring a Civic Center area bound by 1st or 2nd, Main and Los Angeles streets as part of the Civic Center master plan. The Civic Center Authority scheduled a special meeting for Monday to discuss the situation.
Milan Italy report says Vatican publication lists 12 candidates for elevation to cardinal including two Americans. It notes no consistory soon and no imminent appointments. Names Fulton Sheen and John Joseph Mitty appear on the list for later consideration.
United States and 13 other nations press a fresh Hongarian resolution at the United Nations to force Budapest to admit observers. The Assembly may revoke the Hungarian delegation's credentials. Hungary calls it an ultimatum as tensions rise with the Soviet Union. The 44 sponsoring nations include the Netherlands, Australia, Belgium, Cuba, Denmark, Ireland, Italy, Norway, Sweden, Thailand.
Los Angeles appears to report that William B. McKesson the new district attorney dismissed Charles Ebbets as chief of the bureau of investigation. A. S. Cole Stove was named temporary head while Ebbets was demoted to lieutenant. Emerson and Superior Judge-elect Folger criticized the bureau’s size during a probe. McKesson met Police Chief William Parker to pledge cooperation.
A collage of stray dog chases, restaurant reviews, political fragments, and local notices paints a lively Long Beach scene. The report mixes a dramatic dog sprint through streets with tastings at Park Pantry, dining at De Palma’s, and stray political musings about a Polish front election, plus quirky local tidbits and license trivia.
Wilma Burgess asks Sunset of Life Party president for the Long Beach Humane Society. The event hosts ages 70 and over and features a 1 pm program at Municipal Auditorium Hall with a 30 minute Long Beach Municipal Band concert. Includes Elderbloom Chorus, Lon Peek, Beatrice Small, and other performers.
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