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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1959
Page
2
The 22 year old Miss Tregoff sobbed under cross examination as she admitted uncertainty about intimate ties with Dr. Finch. She said she loved him “more or less” but would not confirm a marriage plan or direct proposal, noting Finch was married and her divorce not finalized.
The testimony details a chaotic scene as a woman recalls a gun in hand during a confrontation with Dr. Finch and Mrs. Finch. Witness Miss Trojanl describes hiding, advising travel to discuss a divorce, and seeing a man with a long blade oil carton as a murder accusation surfaces.
The House Civil Rights Committee, behind closed doors, reports a 16-12 vote to strike parts of a major civil rights bill while preserving a proposed anti discrimination commission. Debate centers on enforcement of nondiscrimination in employment and federal contracts, with emphasis on records access and state official disclosures. Chairman Emanuel Celler notes ongoing consideration of schools and anti bombing measures.
The two senators offered differing viewpoints on extending an invitation to the Russian head of state. A Foreign Relations Committee member said informal talks between Eisenhower and Hughes could yield more progress toward world peace than a formal summit conference.
Secretary of the Navy William B. Franke sails from Groton aboard the submarine Skipjack, a blimp-shaped fast attack craft. He leads a party of five to observe antisubmarine warfare operations in the Atlantic, with a return trip planned for this afternoon.
The Roman Catholic priest and founder of a major maritime cooperative movement died on Tuesday in Antigonish at age 77. He helped shape cooperative business in Canada's Maritimes and gained national prominence.
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