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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1958
Page
14
Atlantic City delegates vote to reaffirm USW President David J. McDonald amid a loud display of support. Rebel leader Donald C. Rarick labels the demonstration a rehearsed farce as hundreds parade with placards and band music to the stage.
Dean Jennings profiles Mickey Cohen in this week s Post detailing his defiance of gangland norms and publicity stunts around a murder a crusade to reform him delinquent taxes and a tax free fortune of over 150 000 a year plus the mob circle he associates with while claiming to have gone straight
In Galveston Texas a tug towing two barges capsized after colliding with the freighter Steel Advocate in the Houston Ship Channel near Red Fish Reef off San Leon. One crewman is missing feared trapped while three others injured. The missing man is Johnny Morris, 53, of Sweeny Texas.
Two U S Marine battalions sailed from Beirut today for Morehead City North Carolina as indications grew that other American units may be pulled from Lebanon. Only one battalion remains and it likely would leave in late September or early October.
The government ends its billion dollar antirecession housing program as funds from Congress run out. FNMA will no longer commit to purchase mortgages under the April enacted program. The move follows records showing most commitments were to buy mortgages at par and a remaining balance of about 95 million dollars.
Members of the Long Beach AFL-CIO Federation of Teachers send a letter to President Eisenhower urging federal intervention to protect Arkansas schools and enforce Supreme Court desegregation rulings. They warn that closing schools to avoid integration harms American democracy and calls for prompt executive action.
A fatal crash near Tuskegee, Alabama, left woman P. R. Hamilton, 50, of Pueblo, Colorado, dead and three others critically injured after a car-truck collision Monday night near the city substation. Police and investigators worked the scene as emergency crews transported the injured to area hospitals.
A local optometrist promotes chemically treated optical glass for TV viewers to reduce eyestrain from glare. The ad cautions that sunglasses are not a substitute for prescription eyewear and invites demonstrations at offices in Pong Beach and nearby cities.
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