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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1957
Page
7
Cairo reports Dutch archaeologist Dr. A Klassens uncovered about 50 tombs from Enyot's first dynasty in Abu Rawash area, ten miles southeast of the Giza Pyramid, dating to roughly 5000 years ago. Archaeologists from the Middle East News Agency released the finding today.
Former President Herbert Hoover, at 82, says he has no thought of retirement and is writing a book about Woodrow Wilson. He expects to title The Critique of Woodrow Wilson at Versailles, noting Wilson’s postwar disappointments. Hoover credits Wilson as a great administrator and idealist but ahead of his time. He also urges drastic federal reforms to save four to five billion dollars and reflects on public office holders.
An obscure Feudal etiquette expert from Wollaston and Aritein’s circle died today after observing a ceremony attended by American and Indian presidents and aristocracy. The report notes public privacy granted to officials and hints at traditional social roles, mentioning fishing and a Dale Carnegie Course in the context. The piece reads as a fragmented OCR snippet with references to advertisements on another page.
The United Jewish Appeal launched a 1937 drive in Miami Beach announcing a record 89.3 million dollars in contributions for relief and aid to about 100,000 Jewish refugees. UJA directors expect a 100 million dollar emergency fund to help oppressed Jews find haven in Israel, with William Rosenwald as general chairman.
The 78 ton cod fishing boat Aimatsu Maru with a crew of 17 is believed struck and sunk off the northern Kurile Islands. The Maritime Safety Board says no SOS has been heard since Saturday night.
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