Attlee Disapproves U S 7th Fleet Move in Formosa
In Auckland, Clement Attlee denounces the U S Seventh Fleet operation near Formosa. He tells reporters that the action is a matter for today and expresses disapproval while criticizing allied actions.
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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1954
Page
6
In Auckland, Clement Attlee denounces the U S Seventh Fleet operation near Formosa. He tells reporters that the action is a matter for today and expresses disapproval while criticizing allied actions.
Two witnesses described as important by District Attorney Don Keller were questioned today before the county grand jury as part of its liquor license bribery investigation. Keller noted cooperation from witnesses and discussed immunity and logs of licenses, with State Attorney General Myron G Brown and officials from the State Board of Equalization offering cautious assurances.
Washington wrap reports Godfrey will not renew his pilot license past Thursday if he passes a required check by the FAA spokesman said today. The radio star has completed taxes and tests after an incident at Teterboro airport where he reportedly burned a tower and keeps his plane in New York.
In Greenbrier and nearby counties, school officials ordered an immediate return to segregated schools for Negro and white students after angry demonstrations by about 600 parents and 300 students. The move followed a court-backed push for desegregation and affects Greenbrier Marion and Barbour counties with classes reopening under police protection.
Earth tremors were reported in Amman Jordan and across several parts of Israel with no tsunami warning or injuries recorded. Officials urged calm as residents felt shaking and minor structural concerns were noted in scattered communities.
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