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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1955
Page
6
Washington reports the Justice Department filed a 307 page brief urging the Supreme Court to uphold the 1950 Subversive Activities Control Act requiring Communist Party registration to curb a Moscow dominated movement. The brief argues the law protects the nation from a coup and a ruthless dictatorship.
Long Beach weighs rival proclamations as United States Day and United Nations Day collide over Oct. 23 observance. Mayor Vermillion stands undecided while James A. Greene pushes for a national flag display and local groups plan future U. S. Day programs.
More than four hundred judges and court officials plan to return to duty in Chile today after mass resignations crippled the judiciary. President Carlos Ibáñez promised the salary increases sought for two years, leading the officials to withdraw their resignations submitted earlier this week.
The National Guard Association urges Congress to pass a federal draft law to bolster enlistment for the guard. The 77th general conference approved a resolution advocating inducting men into the reserves for transfer to the guard. Next year’s conference will be in Spokane Washington and Louisville Kentucky.
A Reader's Digest advertisment promises scientific facts on women behavior noting physical differences, nesting impulses, and mood shifts. It claims women are steadier under cold and better at bearing, with slower changing minds, and promotes 38 condensed articles for November.
Four of Japan's leading research scientists will travel to the United States next week to study the peaceful uses of atomic energy. They are part of exchanges aimed at boosting scientific cooperation between Japan and the United States.
Japanese researchers will spend eight months at Argonne National Laboratory in Chicago as part of a nuclear science and engineering exchange. They will work with U.S. experts and contribute to ongoing research collaborations.
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