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Newspaper
Pasadena Star News
Location
Pasadena, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1956
Page
2
New York backers of Harriman and Stevenson pledge a friendly campaign to unite New York Democrats after the national convention. Carmine DeSapio Thomas Finletter and Alex Rose attend the luncheon. Liberal party remains noncommittal.
Honolulu Chamber of Commerce asks Los Angeles County to loan smog chief S Smith Griswold for a four day seminar in Honolulu from July 9 to 12. Officials say his guidance could improve air quality and sanitation. County supervisors approve the trip if it costs the county nothing.
Dr Dwight Murray 68 of Napa California was elected president of the American Medical Assn at its 105th annual meeting. In his inaugural address he urged doctors to blend modern scientific methods with the personal friendly care of the old time family physician, warning that knowledge alone cannot replace kindness and understanding.
Four additional fatalities pushed Los Angeles County’s yearly road toll to 360. Euleta Branstetter, 33, of Torrance died after a two car crash on Rosecrans and Aviation. John C. Hearn, 59, of Palmdale perished in a head on collision on Highway 6. Grandson Michael Davidson, 10, and Howard W. Murphy, 31, were injured. William E. Oxley, 63, of Bellflower died from a collision on Artesia Boulevard. An unidentified man, 55 to 65, was struck and killed on Soledad Canyon Road.
Borba denounces U.S. calls to cut aid, blaming reactionary circles and Milovan Djilas for a campaign against Tito. In Stockholm Ferhat Abbas says Algerians seek self government before talks with France. In Manila police accuse American servicemen of smuggling, seizing jewelry worth 50000 dollars from a Chinese jeweler near Sangley Point.
Keefe Brasselle faced a contested divorce as his estranged wife claims he lacked independent legal advice when signing a settlement on January 30. She says a hired attorney could have altered the terms, while Brasselle says he acted without proper counsel.
A panel of top scientists says a heavy dose of radioactive dust fell on Troy and Albany New York in 1953 due to a freak fallout from Nevada tests. The cloud drifting across the nation supposedly precipitated radioactive rain over the two cities.
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