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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1959
Page
24
Norman Oklahoma report notes Don C Welch repaired a flat on a car then struck a railroad crossing hole that damaged the oil pan. While pushing the vehicle the throttle linkage came loose twice, ruining the motor and providing day’s misfortune.
In Tokyo Japan a clash unfolds as police, women's groups and the National Railways pressure tighter controls on nude shows. Clubs in cities like Ichinomiya ban provocative performances, while Tokyo nightspots showcase dozens of dancers in various stages of undress. Nude photography and cheesecake cinema rise, though public mood remains mixed.
Margaret Lee, head of Mount Sinai Hospital central supply, retooled treatment trays using lighter materials and a streamlined layout. Her changes include a ready cardiac cart for emergencies and disposable paper to cut time and costs, adopted by many U.S. hospitals.
Los Angeles regional NLRB director Ralph E. Kennedy will address the Lakewood Lions Club at today’s dinner meeting at 6 43 p m in the Scout Hut. Program Chairman Larry Opkins will introduce him, with President Walter C Westfall presiding.
Likewood reports its first polio case of the year for the week ending July. The county health department lists four other reportable diseases this week: gonococcal infection, hepatitis, and measles. Total cases rise to 32 for the year, up from 17 in the prior period.
Washington youths flood congressmen with petitions to stop slaughter of dwindling wild mustangs for pet food. Rep. Jim Wright, with daughters Ginger and Kay on the list, questions being swayed by children's pressure. Carpenters advertise in Classified.
New York reports Nancy Walker and Bert Lahr as state performers spearheading The Girls Against the Boys musical revue. Arnold B Horwitt sketches, with music by Richard Lewine and Albert Hague, planned for Broadway in the autumn season.
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