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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1956

Page

5

Morrison Wins Louisiana Governor Race in Tight Contest

Morrison, 43, carried all large cities and parishes except Orleans, forcing a wire derby against Long faction. independents Grevemberg and James McLemore eliminated early. Negro registration rose to 154000, whites outnumber blacks 2 to 1. Republicans fielded several candidates, but county clerks delayed GOP ballot counting until the governor's race outcome.

Or- Jeans New Orleans Morrison Grevemberg

Four Schools Linked to Communist Ties in GI Bill Probe

Senate investigators identified four schools involved in a probe into Communist ownership and GI Bill funding. The Cartoonists and Illustrators School in New York City, Radio and Television Institute in Allentown, Robert Louis Stevenson School in New York City, and California Labor School in San Francisco reportedly received millions since 1945. Two schools remain approved for veteran training as hearings review alleged Communist involvement and use of government tuition funds.

Washington Senate Paul J. Tierney Senate Investigations Subcommittee Lsted Cartoonists and Tustrators School, Inc New York City Sectilent Allentown Robert Louis Stevenson California Labor School San Francisco Tierney McClelland D-Ark United States McClellan Cartoonists and Illustrators School New Yorks Sen. Mundt R-Sd Communist Party

Brazil Deputies Vote to Extend State of Siege

The Chamber of Deputies approved 147 to 63 a second 30 day extension of the state of siege, extending martial law to February 26. Senate approval is required. The measure aims to block the Supreme Court from ruling on President Joao Cafe Filho's petition to return him to office after his heart attack preceded a plot to bar the inauguration of President-elect Juscelino Kubitschek.

Rio DE Janeiro Brazil Chamber of Deputies Senate Supreme Court Joao Café Filho Nereu Ramos Cafe Jusceline Kubitschek

Up and Away: Migrating Birds Short Power to Ventura

A flock of migrating wax wings perched on a Ventura power line Tuesday causing a short circuit when they lifted off. The resulting outage cut power to part of the city for about thirty minutes.

Ventura

New Fffears in Electric Strike Made Progress at Talks

Pittsburgh federal mediator John Z. Murray convened a fifth straight round with Westinghouse vice president Robert D. Blasier and IUE president James B. Carey to salvage negotiations in the 14 week old strike. IUE began striking October 17 and 44,000 workers at 30 plants walked out. United Electrical Workers struck Westinghouse October 26. Both unions seek one year deals with 15 cent per hour raises. Westinghouse counters with five year plans. Workers averaged about $2.10 per hour before the walkout.

Pittsburgh Westinghouse Electric Corps John Z. Murray Robert D. Blasier Westinghouse James B. Carey Afl-Cio International Union of Electrical Workers Murray Tno IUE United Electrical Workers

U S Bites Dog Blair Must Pay Tax Before Bones

Franklin Tuttle, Placer County inheritance tax appraiser, ruled that a local dog named Blair must pay $14 in inheritance taxes before receiving a $250 bequest from the late Katherine Richter. The widow, former Auburn postmaster, specified the funds be used to find a suitable home for the dog.

Blair Auburn U. S Franklin Tuttle Placer County Dag Katherine Richter

Prosecutor Links Abbott Slips to Kidnap Slayings

Dist Atty J Frank Coakley catalogues two Freudian slips by Abbott as evidence in closing arguments. He alleges Abbott confessed to the Berkeley girl kidnapping and murder and to a sex crime involving Stephanie Bryan. The prosecutor brandishes Stephanie’s knotted panties as he argues motives and deception.

Oakland Dist. Atty J. Frank Coakley Abbott Conkley Berkeley Trinity County Sacramento Coakley Sacramento Attea Stephanie

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