Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Long Beach Press Telegram in Long Beach, California

We have 16,224,693 pages in California

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 15 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1955

Page

3

Chiang Studies U S Call to Quit Tachens

Nationalist forces pound Red positions around Quemoy and Tachens as U S backed moves to evacuate 30,000 troops stall amid disputes over Quemoy and Matsu. Chou En Lai rejects UN talks unless Nationalist China is excluded, while New Zealand proposes a cease fire. AP reports show tense Formosan waters and American fleet readiness.

Quemoy Island Nationalist Defense Ministry Quemoy Tateng Amoy Bay Chiang East China Sea Yikiangshan Island Wantien Island Tachens Yikiangshan Formosa Keelung Tachen St Clvilians U. S. 7Th Fleet Forrest Edwards Tachen Islands United States Matsu China Chiang Ap Red China Chou En- Lai Chow U. N New Zealand R Yalt U. N. Security Council Russia Chou Security Council Jin Becker Queoy Amoy

Britain seeks quiet in Far East with behind the scenes talks

London reports Prime Minister Churchill’s government dropping immediate UN cease fire hopes and turning to Commonwealth leaders led by Nehru. Asian informants say an unwritten cease fire could emerge if Nationalists evacuate offshore islands Quemoy Matsu and the Tachens, leaving a water barrier before Formosa.

London Upi Formosa Strait Far East Red China U. N Churchill India Nehru Chiang Kai-Shek Quemoy, Matsu Tachens Chiane Formosa-Pescadores

Federal employment decline resumes in December

Federal employment resumed its downward trend in December ending the year with 2,368,073 civilian workers. The Senate House Committee on Reduction of Non-essential Federal Expenditures, led by Len Byrd, reported 16,951 fewer employees than November, with 11,097 of the drop due to temporary census staff. The panel noted a downward trend for 26 of the past 29 months.

Senate House Committee Len Byrd D-Va Commerce Department

U S Fights to Put Lattimore on Trial

Washington government will appeal Judge Youngdahl s ruling dismissing a new perjury indictment against Owen Lattimore. U S Attorney Leo A Royer announced plans to take the issue to the U S Court of Appeals and continue the case, with five perjury charges from 1952 still active.

Washington Luther W. Youngdahl Owen Lattimore U. S. Court of Appeals U.S. District 1 Leo A. Royer Lattimore Senate Youngdahl Rover Bolitha J. Laws U. S. District Court Lattimers Court of Appeals Laws Thurman Arnold

French Chief Shaky as Test Vote Looms

Paris reports Premier Mendes France faces a confidence vote on North Africa policy after two days of tense debate within the Radical Socialist Party. The outcome hinges on Tunisia home rule, Algerian Muslim majority representation, and reforms for Morocco, with ministers worried about a possible government collapse.

Paris Pierre Mendes-Francé National Assembly Mendes-France Si‘ter Radical Socialist Mendes- France Algeria Morocco Protectorate West Germany France Assembly Senate Tunis North Africa Old Dobbin Ezra Tait Bensort

U N Seeks New Way to End Crisis

The United Nations debates its response as China rejects an invitation to discuss cease fire and U N Security Council considers next steps. Western officials call Peiping’s reply a possible bid for talks outside the UN while Nehru considers a five nation mediation idea.

Senate Foreign Relations Committee Chou Alexander Smith N-Nj Theenior Republican Foreign Relations Far Eastern Subcommittee Sen. Hickenlooper Towa Sen Bridges Hnowland Calif State Department Red China United Nations United States Security Council Council U.N Dag Hammarskjold China U. S New Zealand U. N Chow London Choi Cison International Organization Peiping Far East People’s Republic of Burma Pakistan Indonesia Ceylon Nehru India

Major Nugent leads North Koreans claim in POW camp testimony

Witnesses describe Nugent as chosen president of the Central Peace Committee of the North Koreans at Pyongyang and detail attempts to attend an international peace conference. Testimony covers indoctrination classes, starvation and beriberi as Nugent faces 33 counts of aiding the enemy. Prosecutors outline a rigged election and further witnesses are expected.

Thorsday Lakewood Blvd Spring St Peerson Cordis Alfred Purcell Albert PI Costa Mesa Omar C. Pumphrey Bellflower Blvd Purcell Pumphrey Ris Rouse Sist Okla Marynot Nuty’ Hospital Een Harold L. Kaschko Paisley Ore Ghyers Maj Ambrose’ H. Nugent Central Peace Committee Nugent Korea Kaschko No. 12 Pyongyang North Korea Ft. Lewis Wash Thomas Reeves Peace Committee Stanley Zimmerman Amarillo Tex Camp Rucker Ala Zimmerman Prague Bavaria

Hill and Dixon-Yates Fee Lead AEC TVA Fund Subcommittee

Sen Hill of Alabama heads a new subcommittee on Atomic Energy Commission and TVA funds, part of a reshaped Appropriations panel. The Dixon-Yates contract fuels opposition and possible funding denial for transmission lines to West Memphis, while the AEC and Dixon-Yates vows to stay on plan despite moves to cancel the contract.

Sen. Hill Dixon-Yates Washington Sen Hill D-Ala Atomic Energy Commission Termes- de Tealey Authority Senate Appropriations Committee AEC PVA Tooney Wbite Works TVA AEG West Memphis Ark Independent Offices Cannon D-Mo House Appropriations Committee T&a Public Works Senate House House Atomic Energy Committee Democratic

L B Escrow Firm Head Admits Theft

The head of an L B escrow firm pled guilty to theft admitting she mishandled funds. She operated at the Broadway location since 1946 and had previously worked as an escrow officer for a Long Beach bank. A lists of 30 victims and witnesses was prepared for potential trial. The largest claimed loss was 17075 dollars.

Livingston Tmrs. Smith

Seattle Woman Killed in Houston Stopover

A 23 year-old Seattle woman died after being struck by an automobile in Houston while on a trip. Mrs. Harris suffered head and internal injuries and a broken right thigh and died three hours later at City-County Hospital. Robert Lee Harris, 32, was charged with aggravated assault by motor vehicle.

Houston Tex UPA Seattle Wash Harris Robert Lee Harris Justice of the Peace Tom Maes

TV and comics' impact on kids education debated

Northwestern University educator Paul Witty reports little overall link between TV viewing hours and educational attainment, while comic book study suggests television can hinder progress for heavy viewers though some youths benefit from balanced programming. parent involvement is urged to balance TV and reading.

Chicago Northwestern University Paul Witty Hal Assa

25 Utilities Plan Atomic Power Plant

DENVER 25 private utility companies have concluded they can build and operate an atomic plant producing 100000 kilowatts of electric power. The project could cost over 550000000 and might be uneconomic initially. Arthur S. Griswold of Detroit Edison Co spoke at the National Western Mining Conference panel session.

Denver

U S Ambassador Aldrich Meets Eden Over Formosa Crisis

U S Ambassador Winthrop W Aldrich conferred with British Foreign Secretary Eden at Eden's London home during the Formosa crisis over luncheon. Earlier Aldrich spoke with Indian Prime Minister Nehru at Nehru's sister Mrs Pandit's home as part of a day of diplomatic activity centered on Formosa.

London U.S Winthrop W. Aldrich Eden Formosa Red China United Nations Aldrich Jawaharlal Nehru India Pandit Ail Nehru

1st Marines Leaving Korea for Camp Pendleton

A military spokesman said the initial regiment of the California-bound 1st Marine Division should depart Korea by the end of the month. The unit will march to Camp Pendleton in California.

Korea Camp Pendleton Calif

Eden warns Red China on Quemoy and Taiwan islands

Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden warned that any forceful seizure by Red China of the Nationalist held islands such as Quemoy and the Tachen and Matsu chains would threaten world peace. He said Formosa and the Pescadores remain in dispute, while the offshore islands near China are deemed to be PRC territory.

London Anthony Eden Red China Quemoy Tachen Matsu Eden Emanuel Shinwell People’s Republic of China Churchill Chiang Kaishek U.S Formosa Pescadores China Fescadores

Also Mentioned on This Page

Lama Vincermes Zoo He Meanahiity Red Korea Peace Committee L. B. Escrow Atomic Power Plant Infnerad Adetel Fureltine Inder Rustoleum Lee Hardware Piper Teoh Perey Pere Ta ST Ora Long Beach Los Angeles
Search Courier

Search the Long Beach Press Telegram Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Long Beach Press Telegram?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication