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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1958
Page
6
A collision between two fire engines responding to a false alarm on Jefferson Blvd and San Pedro St injures 12 people, four seriously. The incident occurred Sunday as emergency crews attended the false alarm.
Tunisian Ambassador Slim told the U N Security Council that 22 000 French troops must be withdrawn from Tunisia to prevent aggression and safeguard borders. He urged enforcement of Tunisian borders and the right to use force if necessary. France denied the claim, accusing Tunisia of supporting Algerian rebels.
A disputed primary previews California politics with Knowland Knight tensions and Brown attacking union shop bans. Knight switches to Senate bid amid GOP split, while Brown seeks governor as Mosk predicts strong Democratic attorney general showing. Many offices appear open with broad party contests and possible November runoffs.
De Gaulle was installed as premier yesterday after a six month emergency mandate was approved by the assembly. He demanded decree powers and constitutional reforms to strengthen the executive and relation with overseas territories. In Algiers a cautious calm reigned as the junta accepted his cabinet including Maurice Couve de Murville as foreign minister.
In Ashland Kentucky the Sears, Roebuck store reports burglars attempted to crack a safe over the weekend for the second time this year. The inner door foiled the thieves after ripping off the outer door. officials say nothing was stolen and the amount in the safe is undisclosed.
An old life insurance advertisement presents a platitude about husbands planning for their wives’ future earnings. The copy stresses the contract nature of life insurance while conveying a tender message of devotion. It lists a Madison Avenue address and urges readers that when someone’s counting on you you can count on insurance.
President Eisenhower told an applauding audience in Maryland that there are frontiers to explore and crusades to wage. He urged America's youth to crusade for justice at home and abroad and world peace, citing slum clearance, eliminating substandard living conditions, and improving education, followed by a call to combat juvenile delinquency.
Louis Sterling, a New York born gramophone magnate who funded charities, died in a London hospital at age 79. He arrived in England in 1903 aboard a cattle boat with about $200 in his pocket.
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