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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1956
Page
3
The Oscar night highlighted Ernie Borgnine and Anna Magnani as winners while films Vera Cruz and Apache earned strong grosses. Marty’s success drew tax speculation and party celebrations followed at the Beverly Hills Hotel.
The article reports a figure described as Slain Man's U S S requests dispatch of attacks by the North American leader to the Middle East. Continued from page del. The piece presents contested claims with limited context and no direct confirmation.
A coroner's inquest heard that Earl Carlsen died after a dispute over a tip and cab fare with Albert Joseph. Carlsen's widow shouted, claiming the cabbie killed her husband, while Joseph testified he struck only with his fists. The jury urged grand jury charges of manslaughter against Joseph.
Foreign Minister Moshe Sharett renews Israel’s plea for Western arms as Egyptian Premier Nasser resists warnings. In Los Angeles, five youths stand trial for murder of a liquor store clerk. Western Air Lines resumes partial service after a 74 day strike, plans full operations to 43 cities by April 1. Two contracts awarded in Washington for fisheries and Alaskan salmon research. Interior study funded. Middle East tensions cited as “on the margin of disaster” amid broader regional concerns.
Pasadena I A reports a City College student surrendered Wednesday in a bombing case involving a psychology teacher. Edward B. Mulrooney, 20, was charged with threats and intimidation by use of explosives and released on $1,000 bail after a home made bomb damaged Miss Mildred Wellborn's home last Friday.
Assistant Secretary of State Henry F. Holland said the Inter-American Conference on Maritime Limits is making progress, but he would not indicate whether a significant agreement will emerge. The central issue is the provisional 200 mile limit on territorial seas claimed by some South American states to control Humboldt Current fishing grounds, while the U S delegation argues for the internationally recognized three mile standard as the hemispheric baseline.
Representative Engle of California proposes a multi purpose dam on the American River near Auburn as part of the California Central Valley reclamation project, signaling a major addition to river infrastructure. The plan aims to bolster irrigation, flood control, and power generation within the state.
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