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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1956
Page
4
Edward E. Willkie 59 longtime president of Pacific American Fisheries and former head of the National Canners Association and the Evaporated Milk Association died Monday in Bellingham Washington He was born in Indiana and was brother of Wendell Willkie the 1940 Republican presidential candidate
Philadelphia physician Dr Kenneth A Koerber died ten years after possible atomic radiation exposure at Brookhaven Lab in 1946 to 1948. Medical examiner Dr Joseph S Spelman ruled the death caused by radiation poisoning with bones showing 1000 times normal radiation levels. Koerber inspected laboratories to protect workers from radiation and lived apart from his family during Brookhaven years.
Urges readers to call LM 2-8959 without delay to place a lost item notice in the Inde pendent Press Telegram. Highlights urgency and directs action for immediate placement of the ad.
California Senator Thomas H Kuchel defended his labor record at a Monday night rally stating he seeks to serve all people. He argued his work benefits working Californians through constructive legislation, defense industry protections, federal highway aid, and 85 million dollars for flood control, reclamation, and harbor projects.
Three million young men and women serve in the armed forces across America and overseas. More than 40 percent are 21 or younger, with about half stationed abroad. The USO remains the home-away-from-home for service members, urging generous giving through community funds and united appeals.
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