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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1956
Page
3
Parents should avoid micromanaging teens study schedules and instead offer supportive guidance. Maintain a comfortable study space, ensure regular health checkups, and avoid over policing. Trusted teachers can serve as outside helpers guiding adolescents through high school challenges and decisions.
Daryl Chessman told Federal Judge Louis E. Goodman that an affidavit mailed to the Los Angeles Superior Court in 1949 is absent from records. He seeks a new trial arguing trial notes and transcript settling were mishandled, with contention the notes were fraudulently prepared and denied due process on appeal. Fraser testified about verbatim transcription limits and Perry’s competence.
Ed Robinson’s son, 22, pleaded innocent to a charge of plain drunk in Los Angeles. Trial set for February 29 with bail continued at $20. He was arrested after an incident while waiting to board a plane to New York for a meeting with his father. police say he attempted to punch an officer.
Northern California faced a Christmas week flood toll of at least 62 dead and over 500 million dollars in damage. The Sacramento River levee weakness near Verona prompted an Air Force rush of 1350 men to Verona to seal a new breach above Sacramento. Floodwaters inundated 22,000 acres of farmland as the old break remained unrepaired, with forecasts of nine months to recover. Bolinas and Stinson Beach suffered mudslides and heavy runoff as tourists fled.
A fresh surge of cold air swept the South with temperatures tumbling across broad areas though Florida escaped the worst. Freezing weather stretched from Georgia to Virginia with 2 inches of snow in Gordonsville and Baltimore. Affected states saw single to subzero readings in the Plains as Florida suffered about 50 million dollars in truck scrap damage.
Rio de Janeiro report states Antonio Sardinha Gomes died Monday at the reputed age of 128. He left 14 children, 192 grandchildren, 80 great grandchildren and two great great grandchildren.
Ford plans a 60 cent per share quarterly dividend making a 2 40 annual yield about 3 7 per cent on investment. Shares priced near 68 50 in Canada with voting power 60 per cent in market. Ford family retains 40 per cent control as dealers and employees hold large blocks. A buyer limit of 200 shares per person, with 100 max on opening day. A drowning incident closes the piece on Canon City.
Secretary of State Dulles defended the United States approach to preventing war through preemptive strength while warning that basic moral values and vital interests justify action. He framed long term foreign aid as essential and urged Congress to authorize extended commitments to compete with Soviet offers, saying mutual defense treaties underpin policy.
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