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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1956
Page
5
The guidance stresses caution in investing stock as both gains and losses are possible. It suggests visiting a New York Stock Exchange member firm to obtain balanced information on stocks and bonds prior to making decisions.
Secretary of State Dulles called for SEATO to form local forces "in being" backed by strategic power to deter Soviet aggression. He said Moscow shifted to economic penetration and stirring historic grievances, while Western cohesion sustains collective security. The eight-nation SEATO body discussed subversion and economic aid, with Philippines urging decisive reorientation against totalitarian propaganda.
Rep Norblad proposes using three military transport ships in Portland to house National Education Association delegates. In a Monday letter to Defense Secretary Wilson he says about 15,000 visitors would require hotel facilities and the ships could accommodate about 4,000 people.
Senate leaders expect President Eisenhower’s reaction to a revised Bricker Amendment approved by the Judiciary Committee. The measure would state that a treaty or international agreement conflicting with the Constitution has no force, with added language for full Senate votes on ratifications. Senate sponsor Dirksen backs it. Bricker pledges wholehearted support.
A gunman seized a car with Father Lynch and two police officers inside and drove toward northeast Philadelphia. After a chase across the Bristol Bristol Burlington Bridge into New Jersey, the suspect returned to Philadelphia where officer Edward Witherspoon disarmed him after shots were fired at troopers. Father Lynch and the others were unharmed.
A historical note attributes a quip to Damen Hower in 19th century English lexicography. The fragmentary line contrasts creditor memory with debtor memory and cites a date range 15847 1868, indicating a miscopied citation. The item preserves archaic phrasing and hints at broader authorship context.
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