New Russ Parley Bid Is Turned Down
Disarmament talks face a U N boycott as Soviet officials refuse to participate in April sessions. The United States prepares to push forward with strategy notes after Secretary Dulles’ return from the Pacific.
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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1958
Page
2
Disarmament talks face a U N boycott as Soviet officials refuse to participate in April sessions. The United States prepares to push forward with strategy notes after Secretary Dulles’ return from the Pacific.
Washington report from the Census Bureau shows higher income men more likely to be married. It notes 95 percent of men over 85 with $6,000 income are married, while 71 percent with under $2,000 have wives. The bureau says better earnings correlate with marriage and that family responsibilities push men toward a substantial livelihood.
State Senator Robert I. McCarthy introduced a resolution asking Congress to grant special income tax deductions to parents of college students as his ninth child was born Saturday in Van Nuys. Herbert Meyer, cited for an illegal turn four years ago, defied court and chose jail over a fine, but was later arrested when renewing his license and faced a choice of $50 or five days in jail.
A garbled telegram note from a local Pine Avenue area office in Long Beach confirms a delivery action by dial 24 00. The text mentions Cossey axle copy and a published entry but is fragmented, offering limited legible details about the event or recipient.
Lt Col Samuel Hill chief entomology at 4th Army medical laboratory says insects could endure 60 000 roentgens of radiation, far beyond humans and animals, making them potential survivors and possible sources for repopulating after a nuclear catastrophe. He notes some insects resist insecticides and may even adapt to toxic environments, shaping future ecological outcomes.
Cairo reports claim a wave of arrests and executions in Saudi Arabia to suppress opposition to King Saud. News access is restricted by Saudi authorities, complicating verification, while Egyptian propaganda portrays a "Free Saudi" movement inspired by the Egyptian revolution.
In a high turnout special election 59,437 St. Louis residents voted for the 21 cent school tax increase while 35,072 voted against it. A simple majority was required, and the measure passed.
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