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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1957
Page
6
Israeli sources report Ben Gurion pressed new U N proposals via Edward Lawson to resume talks on withdrawing to accept guarantees, while U N powers weigh sanctions. United States faces divided Senate views as Knowland threatens resignation over Israel sanctions in the Gaza Aqaba crisis.
U S officials reported Britain Egypt and the United States backing an interim plan for the Suez Canal open to all ships until a full international agreement is reached The plan calls for a 50 50 split of canal tolls with funds to World Bank Egypt and bank disposition to be settled later The World Bank would act as financial agent only Dulles urged not to slow canal clearance and hoped Israel would reconsider troop withdrawals from Aqaba and Gaza He indicated no new UN proposals planned for now and warned against recognizing Red China prematurely
The civil rights case cites alleged violations after an unauthorised entry into Frank Sin at raided home. Attorney Martin Gang says it was fortunate Sinatra was married as the intrusion could have caused death. Investigators say lawmakers may question Sinatra about a bungled raid on the Marilyn Monroe apartment, blamed on private detectives.
Former Prime Minister Sir Anthony Eden, 59, suffered two attacks of faintness during his sea voyage to New Zealand. Arrangements were made for medical attention upon arrival in Auckland on February 21. Eden and his wife sailed for a holiday on January 15, less than two weeks after his resignation due to ill health.
Classified ad urges readers to place ads by dialing HE 26959. It presents a bold call to action and uses a single contact number, reflecting typical local newspaper classified layout. No additional details or dates are provided.
A sharp earthquake jolted Tehachapi district just before 9 o'clock this morning causing brief disruption but no damage. Described as an aftershock from the 1952 quake, it appears to have centered in the city and ends quickly.
The Agriculture Department reports 3.193 million acres of land damaged or likely to be damaged by wind erosion across the Great Plains this season. Nearly 80 percent of the land in Colorado Kansas New Mexico Oklahoma and Texas is affected as drought and dry surface conditions heighten wind erosion risk.
Chicago police say 34 year old zoo keeper admitted starting two of six fires at Hawthorne Mel Jody Dairy Farm near Libertyville causing 705000 in damage. Robert J. Wild, keeper of a children's zoo on the farm, was arrested after weeks of investigation and will be charged. He allegedly dropped a sighted pipe Feb 3 setting a show barn fire causing 65000 damage and ignited a bale of hay Aug 20 1956 causing 35000 damage. four other fires since 1951 were denied by him.
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