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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1957

Page

3

Humphrey Says Ike Budget Is Too Large

Secretary George M. Humphrey told reporters that President Eisenhower's peacetime budget is too big and spending should be cut. He declined to name targets, warned of a low mood if spending and taxes rise, and stressed no administration rift while criticizing the pace of cuts.

Washington Secretary of the Treasury Eisenhower George M. Humphrey Ams Ahesorter Humphrey Treasury

Cold weather and a kidnapping trial dominate Midwest and San Diego news

Jurors begin deliberations in the Latham kidnapping case as prosecutors press for a guilty verdict under the Little Lindbergh Law carrying death or life parole. The defense argues the witnesses were kidnapped and claims the civil suit against Latham could still proceed. Simultaneously, the Midwest endures frigid conditions with subzero readings easing in some areas, while warmer air advances from Canada toward the Great Lakes and Ohio Valley amid ongoing winter storms.

San Diego Latham Beatrice Victoria Witin Lucille Waisenand North Central Canada Great Lakes Ohio Valley Central Plains Mississippi River Montana North Dakota Miles City Monta Mississippi Ohio New York Pennsylvania Chicago Texas Brownsville Lathams Mid Wim Mississippi Valley Winn North Atlantic New England John, R Sorbo

Thirty Believed Dead in Canary Islands Storm

San Francisco de la Palma Canary Islands reports say thirty persons are missing and believed drowned after a violent storm. Heavy rains collapsed dwellings and severed communications with other parts of the island.

Sanfa Cruz DE LA Palma Canary Islands la Brang

East Germany sentences spy for United States

Berlin youth Alfred Wawerck, 22, was sentenced to six years in jail by a Schwerin court on charges of extensive military espionage for the United States, according to East German press reports.

East Germany Berlin Alfred Wawerek United States

Coogan’s Daughter to Portray Coogan in Film

Ta E Coogan’s four year old daughter will play the child version of Coogan in The Jackie Coogan Story. The project is an independent production not produced by Jackie Coogan himself.

Coogan Hollywood WE Jackie Coogan A Coogan Ta E Coogan

Executive Insures Brain For One Hundred Thousand

Lloyd C McManus 37 president of Southern Iron and Metal Co in Beaumont Texas says he has insured his brain for 100000 with Lloyds of London. The policy will run ten years and he declines to disclose premium details.

Syndicate Buys 85 Million in State School Bonds

A syndicate led by four banks including American Trust Co Bank of America California Bank and Security First National Bank of Los Angeles purchased 85 million dollars in state school building bonds with a net interest cost to the state of 3.34996 percent. The veterans bonds offering totaled 0 dollars with a 3.3004 percent net cost.

Sacramento US A. Ronald Button American, Trust Co Bank of America California Bank and Security First National Bank of Los’ ‘Angeles

Mint worker charged with stealing un stamped quarters

A U S Mint employee was charged with stealing un stamped 25 cent pieces and cashing them through vending machines. Kenneth Reroy Neal of Litton Ohio, 20, faces up to 10 years in prison and a $10,000 fine if convicted. He was released on $500 bond.

Denver U. S. Mint Kenneth Reroy Neal Litton Ohio

Heart Quits Lamp Cord Saves Man in Wis

William Fruehling survived after three physicians at St Croix Falls hospital used a lamp extension cord to deliver direct heart shocks when his heart stopped. They describe massaging the heart, artificial respiration, and oxygen, noting a quiver of the heart before the last shock restored rhythm. He remains on the critical list but improving.

St, Croix Falls Wis William Fruehling Fruehling St Croix Falls

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