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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1956

Page

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Senators Boost Foreign Aid Bill In Senate Committee

In a closed session the Senate Foreign Relations Committee raised the aid bill to 4.515 billion dollars, 515 million above the House total, and added 100 million for the President's discretionary fund for Asian economic development. The vote was 9 to 5 with leaders touting progress while concerns about final passage linger.

Washington Senate Foreign Relations Committee House Congress Senate’ Group Sen. Bridges R-Nh Senate Knowland Calif Foreign Relations Committee

Bomb destroys L A barber shop in East Los Angeles

A small barber shop building was destroyed Thursday night by a homemade gasoline bomb. Sheriffs deputies said three men threw a five gallon container of inflammable fluid through the front window and then set it on fire.

East Los Angeles Sheriffs

Eisenhower Shows Progress After Abdominal Surgery

President Eisenhower’s doctors report normal intestinal activity has returned a week after major abdominal surgery. The bulletin notes no intravenous feeding since Thursday, liquid nourishment by mouth, walking and a 30 minute sit up, with White House aides reporting the president has not discussed political plans yet.

Washington Eisenhower Walter Reed Hospital White House James C. Harty Sherman Adams Hagerty

Deadly music plays as piano fire traps family in Tulsa

Howard Peterson Jr and his family barely escaped a blaze that engulfed their home after their dog awakened them. Peterson knocked unconscious his 12 month old son while trying to rescue him and the boy Howard III suffered head and hand burns as he fought to save the grand piano and his classical sheet music. Jan Peterson, 15, also burned. a 4 year old fled via a window. Peterson, flaming, tried to save the music despite his own clothing burning.

Tulsa Okla Howard Peterson Jr Peterson Howard III Jan

Escaped Tigers Terrorize Circus Near Basilica

Tigers broke from their cage at a Rome circus grounds near St. John Lateran causing panic among women and children. Animals fled, horses whinnied, a donkey was slashed, and within about 90 minutes police and circus workers, led by trainer Darix Togni, cornered the beasts and recaptured them.

Rome Basilica of St. John Lateran Darix Togni

Just Shows It Pays to Advertise in Miami Herald

The Navy jet pilots in Miami sought dates, with 4,100+ calls to Key West from Vero Beach, tying up 30 station trunk lines as officers received requests. Fifteen pilots asked columnist Jack Bell for help finding 15 attractive local women to take out during their training visit.

Vero Beach Key West Miami Marine Corps, Air Station Navy John C Happy Campbell Miami Herald Jack Bell

Father in Car Wrecker Finds Daughter Dead

Vista UPI reports 52 year old wrecker driver Lee Walton was called to a car wreck scene today where his daughter was found dead in the vehicle. The incident occurred at the wreck site and authorities are investigating the death.

Quill Predicts Bigger Subway Strike Amid Rival Tension

New York AP reports subway motormen faced renewed disruption as rival Motormen s Benevolent Assn. threatens a larger walkout next Wednesday. TWU president Michael J. Quill accuses MBA of a criminal conspiracy against riders while MBA leaders deny direct responsibility and urge not to escalate. Subways partially resume operations with tensions rising among transit unions.

New York Michael J. Quill Transport Workers Union Quill Motormen's Benevolent Assn MBA Subway Transit Authority Theodore Loos Robert F. Wagner

Sunderland ferry strike ends as worker fired over 111 hour week

Abraham McLean, a La-Ferry operator in Sunderland, England, was dismissed after a one-man strike protesting overwork and pay. He claimed a 111-hour week and asked for meals and double his $9.80 weekly wages. The owner fired him for complaining.

Sunderland England Abraham McLean McLean

Day Run Day For Business Joke Hits Lubbock Family

In Lubbock Texas a string of misdirected services disrupted the Jester household on Thursday starting around 1 30 PM. A station attendant locksmith plumbers movers and a florist visited the Jesters under mistaken beliefs about their needs causing chaos before the wife realized it was all a joke. The family even received flowers and mistaken charges while attempting to go about a normal day. The husband reportedly denied knowledge of the flowers.

Rhoads Luella Hernan J Neighter Wasj auto/bors Beverly Hills Joseph G. Gonzales Vista

Eye Doctor Attacks Windshields as Safety Hazard

Chicago AP report quotes Dr Dupont Guerry of the Medical College of Virginia criticizing wraparound windshields as a safety risk. He cites distorted vision, increased glare, and ghost images, calling the design a misuse of beauty over safety. The discussion formed part of medical experts’ focus at the AMA meeting on reducing highway deaths and injuries.

Chicago Dupont Guerry The Medical College of Virginia Richmond American Medical Assn

Miss Crain Accused of Infidelity

Los Angeles based report states Jeanne Crain and her estranged husband Paul Brinkman 37 filed divorce cross-claims. Brinkman accuses Crain 30 of adultery with a man identified as Homer Rhoads 45 president of a local aircraft equipment firm. Rhoads calls the charges fiction and a smear.

Los Angeles UPI Jeanne Crain Paul Brinkman Brinkman Homer Rhoads Rhoads Bess Mather

Steel Workers Reject Big Three Offer in Pay Dispute

United Steel Workers reject the five cent per hour raise as too little and the five year contract as too long. Union president David J. McDonald says the offer is inadequate and too late while warning a strike could occur when current contracts expire. Meeting at Hotel Roosevelt, union officials delay settlement hopes for June 30 deadline.

NEW York United Steel Workers Today David J. McDonald McDonald U. S. Steel Bethlehem Republic Thae

Beach Combing and Bridge Topics Prominent in Page Guide

The page listing outlines sections and page numbers for Beach Combing on B-1, Hal Boyle on A-15, Bridge on A-15, Classifieds B-10 to B-19, Comics A-16, Crossword B-9, Death Notices B-2, Editorial A-14, Financial B-6, Shipping Table B-2, Sports A-17 to A-19, Theaters B-8, Temperatures B-2, TV Radio A-12, Vital Statistics B-10, Wilson A-15, Women B-4 and B-5.

Hal Boyle Wilson

Night and Morning Low Clouds With Sunshine Saturday

Night and morning clouds give way to mostly sunny skies by Saturday afternoon. Temperatures stay mostly steady with little overall change expected through the period.

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Bridges Lynndon B. Johnson Teal L. A Ike Col Deadly Music Bell Lubbock Tex Charlie Jester Reijo Aatos Kuistila Stockholm Sweden Kuistila Alton 1. Blakeslee Prem Miss Crain Paul Divorce
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