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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1958
Page
5
The hearing examined SEC actions and possible delisting options for Goldfine. Subcommittee members debated whether the agency should pursue settlements without prosecutions and whether criminal proceedings would be chosen if conditions warranted.
Senator Knowland told President Eisenhower that Alaska statehood should pass Congress with little opposition and without major amendments. He predicted Senate passage, then return to the House for final approval and a possible presidential signing, while noting opposition from Southern Democrats could threaten a filibuster.
Soviet Russia began repairs today on the West German Embassy in Moscow but did not apologize for damage from 1,500 demonstrators who bombarded the building with stones and ink bottles. Chancellor Adenauer, angered by the attack linked to a Bonn protest, urged 20 German industrialists to return from a Russia tour. Demonstrations echoed global protests against Soviet actions following Hungary's Nagy execution, with observers saying such outbursts imply Russian authorities' involvement.
Monday brought sharp protests as police arrival preceded unrest amid growing indications the Soviet war remains unsettled. Leaders including Indian Premier Nehru and others vocally condemned the actions, highlighting international outrage.
Brevard North Carolina ex NEA president Earl Anderson 52 who led the National Educational Association in 1954 55 died in a hospital here today after suffering a heart attack. The brief note notes his role with 9000 nondaily newspapers and references classifieds as a reader prompt.
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