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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1954

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Army Counsel Solon Settler Phone Dispute

Washington AP report says Sen McCarthy and Army Counsel Joseph Welch agreed to include all monitored calls between Pentagon officials and Senators in the record while excluding calls involving only administration officials and certain McCarthy aides. The plan hinges on subcommittee action and possible later developments.

Washington Sen McCarthy Army Joseph N. Welch Pentagon Welch Administration Rey M. Cohn Francis P. Carr Mearthy Eisenhower McCarthy- Welch Subcommittee Welch-McCarthy

Indochina Crisis Grave Yet Not Hopeless

Secretary Dulles told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that the Indochina military situation is grave but not hopeless as he urged passage of President Eisenhower’s 3.5 billion foreign aid plan. He said Congress must grant flexibility to spend quickly to counter the Communist threat and noted dangers to the United States and allies in the Pacific. Communist China has stepped up arms and supplies to Vietminh, with Soviet arms also reaching the Indochina front, part of a plan to dominate Southeast Asia.

Washington Ups Dulles Congress Indochina Senate Foreign Relations Committee Eisenhower United States Pacific China Southeast Asia

Night and morning low clouds with drizzle

Night and morning forecasts show low clouds with drizzle then improving to mostly sunny Saturday afternoon. Winds light, temperatures rising slightly into the weekend.

Blast Damages Lifeguard Station by Cherry Ave

An explosion damaged a lifeguard station near Cherry Ave at about 10 p.m. Thursday. Firemen extinguished a fire in the upper section. No one was inside. Battalion Chief Wood noted a faint gas odor suggesting possible gas explosion. A witness said four juveniles, about 14 or 15, fled the scene in a station wagon parked on Cherry Ave north of Ocean Blvd.

Cherry Ave B. C. Wood Sita Ocean] Blvd

Two Men Seized Over $25,000 Heroin at L A Airport

Police arrested James Moore 31 after deplaning from Phoenix at Los Angeles International Airport and seized heroin valued at $25,000. A later search found 5000 pills in Paul Gold 41 Hollywood apartment, labeled as Chinese herb and not opium. Gold released after charges dropped. Moore arraigned with $15,000 bail and set to stand trial next Thursday for heroin possession.

Los Angeles James Moore Phoenix International Moore Fresno Paul Gold Hollywood Gold

Thugs Slug Youth, Steal Hospital Payroll at Mercy

Two assailants slugged an 18-year-old hospital messenger at Mercy Hospital and grabbed a payroll worth 22,990 dollars for about 400 employees. Police pursue leads as hospital staff react to the robbery.

P. Burgh Mercy Hospital

Mundt Proposes Bill to Speed Red Ouster Action

Senate Republican Mundt says after the McCarthy Army hearings he drafted a bill to speed removal of government workers rated security risks by the FBI. He envisions a Justice Department Division of Personnel Security to receive FBI findings and provide expert appraisal to the boss or other officials.

Washington Sen Mundt R-S. D FBI Senate Investigations Subcommittee Justice Department

Mundt Explores Action After FBI Findings On Dismissals

Mundt discusses decisive steps after FBI findings and the filing of a decision with the employing agency. He says such filing triggers protections for both government and individual through appeal and review. He notes he spoke with Atty. Gen. Brownell, who called it interesting, amid tensions over security issues between branches.

Mundt Muindt Brownell FBI

Youth From L B Tells Crime Binge

A former Long Beach youth, Donald Brent Neel, allegedly admits breaking into more than 150 automobiles in 12 states over two months. He is held on theft charges with goods worth over 600 dollars recovered, and is under federal investigation. Police link him to a Lynwood burglary of 33 checks totaling 8,710 dollars and 20 dollars in cash from Homecraft Furniture Co. at 10450 Long Beach Blvd on March 27.

Long Beach Lynwood New Orleans Donald Brent Neel Homecraft Furniture Co Long Beach Blvd Cummings Beachy Los Angeles

Two Burned in L B Fire At Ventura Avenue Apartment

Two men were seriously burned when a fire broke out in a Los Angeles area apartment at 103 Mitchell Avenue early today while they slept. Di Wells, 41, suffered second degree burns to his face right shoulder hands and wrists and third degree burns to fingers. Henry Albert Weller, 45, of Hawaiian Gardens, had second degree burns to face and head. The blaze began in a closet possibly from a cigarette. firemen contained it before spreading to other units. George Henry Strunk, 32, of 56A Ventura Ave., was not injured.

V An S. Mitchell di Wells Hell Henry Albert Weller Hawaiian Gardens Well George Henry Ventura Ave

Senate backs Eisenhower housing plan with public aid

Senate approves the housing bill by 66 to 16 and backs a plan for government insured mortgages plus slum clearance safeguards. President Eisenhower seeks authority to build 35,000 new public housing units yearly for four years, while the House rejected this provision 211 to 176. A Senate House conference will craft a compromise likely allowing some public housing.

Washington Eisenhower Senate Senate House House Capehart Ind Senate ‘Banking Committee Bricker Ohio Robertson D.-Va Federal Housing Administration

Modern Huck Finn Makes Solo Bus Trip to Long Beach

Nine year old Steve Rebeil ran away from Tucson seeking fishing. He rode a Greyhound bus to Long Beach with $16.08, a bamboo rod, blanket, and satchel. Police alerted his frantic parents as authorities planned to place him with local family friends. Steve explained he wanted to fish and bought an $11 ticket, dreaming of a big catch.

Ruben Lorna Kugler Canal Ave Steve Steve Andre Reest Huckleberry Finn Long Beach Tucson Aziz Erin YMCA Finn Greyhound Helen Rebeil H. J. Frenna Sk Juvenile Bureau Los Angeles R. F E. Chapman California Steve Keene Long’ Beach Nis

Bank loan officer in Derby under probe for $51,000 shortage

Orpha Brian, a 45 year old Farmers and Merchants State Bank employee in Derby Kansas, resigned after bank examiners uncovered a missing funds issue totaling about $51,000 to $52,000 over ten years. County officials said no charges will be filed until bank records are examined. Brian had worked at the bank over twenty years and was described as scrupulously honest by the cashier. Meanwhile in Washington, Rep. Clifford Davis testified after bullets flew in the House shooting case, identifying Rafael Cancel Miranda as the gunman. The trial also featured testimony from Rep. Louis Graham who re-enacted the event and described Lolita Lebron in court.

Derby Kan GPI T. Beck Topeka Orpha Brian Farmers Werchants State Bank Wichita Warner Moore Sioux’ City E.P. Butterfield The Bank Washington Clifford Davis D-Tenn Davis House of Representatives Rafael Cancel Miranda Cancel Louis B Graham f-Pa Lolita Lebron

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Quakes Off Ecuador Hit Magnitude 6.7 and 6.0

Two strong earthquakes centered near the Galapagos Islands off Ecuador were reported by Caltech. Magnitude was 6.7, timing 1:58 and 12:05. A separate Gulf of California tremor near 600 miles south recorded at 9:04 and 9:06 with magnitude about 6.0.

Pasadena Galapagos Islands Ecuador California Institute of Technology Charles Richter Caltech Seismological ‘Laboratory Gulf of California Here

Indochina Peace Talks Stymied Over Truce Supervision

Geneva AP reports the nine nation conference entered a 16th secret session to break a deadlock on supervising a cease-fire in Indochina. Western delegates sought limited sessions while Dong attacked France, and Blixutt pressed a public reply on delegate conduct.

Geneva Indochina Tobe -Fallowe France Georges. Blisult Dea

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Solon Blast Rips L.A Bill Red L.B Huck Finn Steve, Andre ‘Rebel Diet Tokyo Japan Warren Rogers JR By Eddy Gilmore
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