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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1960
Page
6
In a courtroom exchange, Hendrickson denies involvement in signing blank checks and challenges Bevan and Judge Bicks as they press for details about businesslike practices.
A foster couple who planned to surrender Alice Marie instead adopt her after emotional testimony and Gov Meyner intervention. The case drew public reaction as three judges prepared a decision while Bevan pressed Hendrickson on income sources and embezzled funds amid tax disputes and a related trial.
New Data System WRERULL lai-Iena Avi ation Co. introduces the G20 transistorized data processing system for business industrial and scientific use. The system will be leased for less than $10,000 a month, Bendix said.
In a multi stage framework Zorin described the Soviet plan for equal sized armed forces with the removal of foreign bases within two years after an initial stage. The proposal also envisions destruction of all nuclear weapons in stage three and a ban on tests even before disarmament is fully implemented.
The new 45 000 ton Peninsular and Oriental ship Beravra bold launched in Belfast by Dame Pattie Menzies wife of the Australian prime minister. The liner carries about 2 300 passengers including tourists and will sail from Europe to Australia. The event coincides with Western disarmament talks in Geneva where US Britain and Russia face deadlock on a nuclear test ban.
Eisenhower addressed questions at his first news conference in a month, discussing Nixon’s endorsement, segregation protests, Khrushchev, West Berlin rights, Cuba sugar quotas, and the economy. He indicated potential GOP keynote invites, stressed orderly demonstrations, denied any prearranged agreement with Khrushchev, and affirmed a healthy U.S. economy with moderate forecasts.
West Hollywood police faced a tense incident when a suspect drew a .22 revolver at an arresting officer then killed himself. The dead man was identified as Paul J. Rulf, found in a car with his wife. Sheriff Captain Richard Brooks confirmed the name.
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