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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1954
Page
8
Japan formally joined the United Nations Economic Commission for Asia and the Far East today as announced by the foreign office. The move marks Japan's expanding role in regional economic cooperation.
A self described health note claims arthritis is not a disease but results from restricted blood flow. It asserts most arthritis affects few joints, warns internal remedies may harm kidneys and heart, and promotes a product ZJ-T as fast relief by opening blood vessels without suppressing pain.
UPI AFL reports Bay Area bakeries end a wage strike affecting San Francisco San Jose and Oakland. Union meetings vote to accept a contract raising basic weekly wages by about three dollars and standardizing hours for bread wrappers and misc workers to 35 hours.
Senator Millikin of Colorado and Senator George of Georgia voiced support for liberalizing the reciprocal trade act but favored hearings. The Senate rejected a three year extension with new tariff-cut powers and approved a one year extension while Congress studies Randall recommendations. President Eisenhower urged broader action but backed the short term plan after House Republicans balked.
President Syngman Rhee plans to reduce his 12 member cabinet to six, likely before the National Assembly votes on the cabinet next Monday. Government sources said today.
Members of Zonta International concluded their 32nd convention in Cincinnati as Beverly Jane Beane of Fitchburg Massachusetts received the $1,200 Amelia Earhart scholarship for graduate women in aeronautical engineering.
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