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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1954
Page
2
A Piute mother struggled for weeks as doctors delayed discharge of her premature daughter. After a final warning to keep the baby, hospital staff claimed the child improved. The mother said she would move rather than stay. Attendants maintain the infant is now well.
Vice President Nixon charged the Truman administration drafted a blueprint to socialize America if Ike took office in 1953. He claimed it would add 40 billion dollars to the national debt between 1952 and 1956 and push socialized medicine housing agriculture water power and atomic energy. Nixon cited files from Jan 20 1953 as proof and warned of bureaucrats and heavy federal controls if enacted. He praised Eisenhower policies including highways housing and public works and contrasted them with Truman ADA socialist aims. He spoke in Chicago supporting Republican congressional candidates and predicted a Senate seat gain in Illinois.
Des Moines Iowa senator William Knowland says giving Formosa to the Chinese Communists would move America's first line of defense to the coasts of Oregon Washington and California. He calls such a shift a Munich in Asia and cites Joint Chiefs of Staff views from Korea era. End includes a classified ad line urging spare cash for rent.
LAS VEGAS Nevada Democratic leader Lyndon Johnson accused Republicans of seeking to block Nevadans from voting to replace Sen Pat McCarran warning the GOP aimed to deny the people a fair election. He said the court order revealed GOP intent and predicted Lib Johnson’s ally would win the Senate seat next month.
Eight persons indicted by a grand jury in Los Angeles area for auto insurance fraud linked to faked accidents. Six surrendered. two more sought. Bill B. Goldstein of Culver City and Milton Saffrom of Los Angeles freed on $2,500 bail. Stanley Kalish and Lillian, Jay Rich and Betty Rich jailed on bonds. Kalishes accused of a $2,700 settlement. Riches charged with a $3,600 payout.
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