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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1954
Page
7
About 200 engineering freshmen at the University of Toronto rioted on Thursday assaulting students from another branch, tearing posters, delaying traffic, and injuring a professor. University President Sidney Smith called it bad manners and vowed immediate action to stop vandalism. The engineering society denied responsibility.
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Japan mourns the death of 40 year old fisherman Aikichi Kuboyama, a symbol of fear over atomic weapons. He died after radiation sickness linked to H bomb tests at Bikini Atoll. US Ambassador Allison offered sympathy and funds. Japan discusses damages with estimates from five to seven million dollars, while the US earmarks one million for crew losses.
General Dean cautioned California lawyers against public hysteria over nuclear war and urged support for military preparedness including an adequate reserve. He warned predictions of nuclear horror could paralyze resistance and said science must find substitutes for human courage without waiting for bigger bombs.
Sacramento reports nearly 66 million dollars to enter the state coffers as Governor Knight accepts a 22,041,994.66 check from an interior official for tidelands oil revenue impounded since 1950. Finance Director Peirce will release another 43,897,048.88 once the federal funds are delivered, finalizing revenues tied up since the 1947 Supreme Court ruling.
Dr. William McKintey Thomas of San Francisco was appointed to the National Advisory Mental Health Council, becoming the first Black member of the 12 member panel according to a National Institute of Health official.
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