anaheim-bulletin 1955-07-07

2— Anaheim (Cal.) Bulletin Thursday, July 7, 1953 Chessman Says Reprieve May Lead to Hearing SAN QUENTIN, Calif. — An elated Caryl Chessman took a cautious look at his latest reprieve from the gas chamber today and said it was a "decisive" step which could lead to "eventual vindication." But the condemned convict-author, who has held off execution through a series of legal maneuvers for seven years, added, "I can't afford to speculate or get my hopes too high." Supreme Court Justice Tom C. Clark granted Chessman a stay on Wednesday, so the full court can review the doomed writer's controversial case when it reconvenes in October. Chessman was to have been put to death July 15. "This is a decisive step," he said in a prison interview. "I'm confident that if the Supreme Court takes a good close look at the case, rather than summarily dismissing it as it has in the past, they will grant the hearing I've been fighting for." "And I'm equally confident that I could prove in a full hearing that many of the crimes for which I was condemned," he added, was convicted in 1948 on 17 counts of kidnapping, robbery and rape as the so-called "red light bandit" of Los Angeles. The 34-year-old convict, whose latest reprieve was the sixth time his scheduled execution has been 1954 Accorded Safest Year for Pedestrians WASHINGTON (UP) — Last year was the safest in the nation's automobile history for pedestrians. The American Automobile Association reported last night that fewer than 8000 pedestrians died as the result of being struck by motor vehicles in 1954. It said that in 1927, the first year in which pedestrian statistics are available, 10,800 persons were killed while walking. 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Clint Pace, director of the White House conference, said "There never has been such a widespread interest in the schools." This, he said, is reflected by the number of people attending the pre-conference meetings now going on. These meetings, he said, give persons concerned about the state of the nation's schools a voice in proposals for doing something about it. Pace, a former Dallas news reporter, was regional director at Dallas of the National Citizens Commission for the Public Schools when he wasicked last October to head the White House conference. The schools have long been struggling with a steadily worsening problem — too few classrooms, too few teachers. An administration program of federal aid for school construction is before Congress. The purpose of the current meetings is to study theseills in exhaustive detail and consider how they may best be attacked. The meetings result from a 1954 appeal by President Eisenhower for the most through study of educational problems ever made by the American people. Congress appropriated $200,000 for the national meeting and $700,000 for state conferences preceding it. Growing Old Fear Fear of growing old may be more debilitating than the actual aging process, says a UCLA associate professor of physical education in a new book entitled, "Recreation for the Handicapped. If It's News You'll See It In The Anaheim Bulletin Anaheim Bulletin 132 S Lemon St., Anaheim, Calif. Published Daily Evenings Except Sundays and Holidays by ANAHEIM BULLETIN PUBLISHING CO., INC. HAZEI, D LOUDON, President L. R. LOUDON Vice-President and Co-Publisher STANLEY LOUDON Co-Publisher and Treasurer MILDRED TAGGART, Board Member DIES ON STAGE — A Isabel Bonner collapsed died while acting her p "The Shrike" at the C Circle Theater in Los geles. 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