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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1955
Page
4
Mrs. Louella Bone, age 56, smiles with a new set of teeth after earlier extractions. The candid note highlights her dental transformation and the era’s attitudes toward aging and cosmetic changes.
Dallas reports the American Council for Judaism convention opened with Jerome K. Crossman urging American Jews to base views on Israel on what is good for America. He called for total separation of Israel state politics from Judaism, saying foreign policy is rooted in American principles and that the Arab‑Jewish conflict is political, not religious. Messages from President Eisenhower and cabinet members were read as the gathering continues through Sunday.
Pat Ward testified at Jelke's trial that she was recruited into prostitution by Armando's contacts and that she paid for meals and encounters. She named well known men including Dane Clark and Skitch Henderson during cross examination, denying ever dating Henderson. The trial resumed after a storm delay with Ward detailing meetings at El Borracho and Toots Shor's, while Clark denied knowing Ward as a call girl.
The U S aircraft carrier Essex will visit Bangkok and be joined by four destroyers Shelton Higbee James E Kyes and Oversole for a four day showing of the flag. This marks the first such visit since Dulles promised frequent calls by air and naval units at the Bangkok conference last month.
New Delhi officials said 1,600 simian subjects are en route to the United States for anti polio experiments. A second batch of 2,000 is under study as the U S government seeks medical research to eliminate polio. Monkeys are considered sacred by many Indians and linked to the monkey god Hanuman in ancient tradition.
San Francisco UC officials held dedication ceremonies for 21 million dollars in new facilities on the San Francisco campus the Herbert C Moffitt Hospital and the Medical Sciences Building The medical center founded in 1864 became part of the university in 1873 and now enrolls about 1300 students with expected growth to 2000 within ten years The center hosts about 1000 doctors and dentists joining for postgraduate study annually
Benjamin Harrison Morgan and his wife Izora, both 62, were killed when their car was struck between two freight locomotives on a double track crossing in San Bernardino. Police said Morgan stopped on one set of rails awaiting movement of the second train shortly before the fatal impact.
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