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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1954
Page
5
A string of collisions across Whittier, Whittier area, and nearby cities leaves several dead or seriously injured. Notable fatalities include a Manhattan Beach woman and her husband’s passenger. Dozens more suffer injuries from crashes on Aviation Boulevard, Imperial Highway, Telegraph Road, and Huntington Beach Boulevard.
Sen Knowland Calif says strong public support for barring Communist China from the United Nations or withdrawing the U N if necessary. He warns a 1954 referendum in Congress and a 1956 presidential vote on the stance and urges candidates to state their position clearly. Critics including Fulbright Morse Lehman challenge the proposal.
Patrymen WH C Cornell and Mr Bush arrived to find a car overturned and arrested a suspect Jimenex after locating him at a cafe on Amperial Hwy and Central Ave. Three people were hurt Sunday night in a crash on Compton Ave near 7th St and were taken to Tweedy Industrial. Injured were Harlie Wits 38 of 10808 Cave St Albrook driver Jamie Willis 37 and Cate Leibowitz 17 of 8985 State St South Gate. Uninjured driver was Jack Wadler 49 of 8985 State St South Gate.
A July Fourth series of accidents disrupted seaside towns. A girl stuck a cap pistol in her mouth. firecrackers injured four women at the Cinderella Ballroom. a Costa Mesa fireworks stand burned, with losses around 3000 dollars. Police report several injuries and a fainting spell as crowds gathered under forecast clear skies.
Henry Ford lands in Stockholm from Copenhagen for a combined business and vacation visit with his wife and two daughters, arriving Sunday night.
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