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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1954
Page
6
In Seoul a two hour nuisance strike halted buses and streetcars while about 15 000 people joined officially inspired demonstrations protesting the withdrawal of U S troops.
A Reader's Digest feature by Howard Whitman outlines four difficult adjustments couples must make in marriage. It argues facing these issues can reduce broken homes and promotes the October issue with 39 condensed articles of lasting interest.
Milford Delaware faces a second day of pupil boycotts over the admission of 11 Black pupils as fear and intimidation run high. A minister and teacher warned of violence while Dr George Miller reported 32.6 percent of students attended after an initial week of closures.
About 500 representatives of rural electric cooperatives electric utilities and appliance and equipment firms from 11 Western states gathered in Denver for a western war conference.
Johnny Ott, restaurateur of the Navarre Restaurant in downtown Denver, reported to police Monday night that thieves ransacked his home and carted off a 300 pound safe with 46000 dollars in cash, bonds, and jewelry. Detectives had not yet determined entry method or how the heavy safe was removed.
Cross examination of Col. Henry A. Segal, a prosecution witness in the court martial of Cpl. Llande Batchelor, continued at Ft. Sam Houston. Segal, now at Walter Reed Medical Center, testified Batchelor while a prisoner of Chinese in North Korea could distinguish right from wrong. Batchelor refused repatriation but later sought United Nations sanctuary. about twenty soldiers who stayed with Reds remain behind the Bamboo Curtain. A Baltimore psychiatrist testified Batchelor, 22, was living in a deluded world and victims of induced political psychosis who could not tell right from wrong. He said Batchelor believed he was humanity’s political savior, and a letter to the Winkler County News was the product of illusional thinking.
LONDON: Sir James Caird, wealthy shipping magnate and philanthropist, has died at his London home at age 90. The prominent figure, well known for his maritime ventures, passed away peacefully this morning, according to family statements.
A local lecture will explain how to trade stocks and the basics of investing. The event covers how markets operate, key terms, and practical steps for beginners to start in stock trading.
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