Rebel Aid Denied by Castro
An Anagua report states the Nicaraguan Air Force warned against unidentified vessels in territorial waters amid claims of Cuban reinforcements landing near Bluefields. Government spokesmen described two separatist groups totaling about 106 men fleeing through central Nicaragua as loyal troops close in, with 12 rebels killed and the rest retreating or surrendering within days.
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Cuba
Reel Radio
Ida Nicaragua
Monitor‘eft
San Jose
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Pats Mien
Hluefields
Havana
Gel Cusira
Irmgaers
Vilains
Olivia Mantlay
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API
Rte
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Pay Bill Rejected by Assembly Committee in Sacramento
In Sacramento the Assembly Ways and Means Committee rejected a bill to halt overtime pay for state employees, with debate continuing despite the motion. The measure faced opposition amid concerns over budget impact and staffing.
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Sacramento
Assembly Ways and iMeans Committee
Ecuador Uprising Flares In Guayaquil Amid Civil Unrest
Reports from Guayaquil describe street battles with army forces after a mass funeral for civilians killed earlier. Troops halted crowds at police headquarters, fires burned the building, and martial law was declared by President Camilo Ponet amid widespread casualties. Local arrests followed amid ongoing clashes and gunfire.
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AP. Wetton
Manavilines
Ecuador
Guayaquil
Portoviejo
Wiesia
Autopsy Slated in Pasadena Rabies Death
A Pasadena man, Garton Sturdevant of 426 N D Molina Ave, died at Veterans Hospital in West Los Angeles after being bitten by a bat in Chihuahua, Mexico. The coroner scheduled an autopsy to determine rabies, while noting he had worked as a mining engineer for Guana Corp of Texas and left behind two sons, Marlan and Roland.
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Msn
Chihuahu
Mexico
Garton Sturdevant
N. D. Molina Ave
Veterans’ Hospital
Los Angeles
Stuedevant
Guana Corp. of
Texas
Sacramento's water battle and state fiscal fights loom
A jumble of references shows Sacramento wrangling over water and Western drought policies, with mentions of federal river projects, tax earmarks, college funding, and redevelopment plans. Names like Grunsky and Coolidge surface amid transport and voter actions, while debates on public funds and election machinery hint at broader governance tensions.
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Absilice Calicernia
Freeway Byntein
Communist agitators blamed for violence across the country
Forté lings warned that Communist agitators aim to incite violence nationwide and to disrupt next February’s Inter American Foreign Ministers conference in Havana. The presidential press office said riots in Porto Viejo were used by Communists under a planned script. Police and military clashes followed student protests, with several dead and dozens wounded as troops moved in, while officials noted armed youth gatherings near Temple City areas.
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Camillo Ponet
Atl
Azusa
Meer
Sheriff's Deputies
Sale Aelrepe
Gerald Lee
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Durant
Ave
Acusa
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Wantin
Salé
Lois Evelyn Henson
Rhinehart
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Porto Viejo
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Gyard
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Plasterers Reject Arena Exemption Proposal
The Contracting Plasterers Association rejected Gov. Edmund G Brown I proposal to exempt the Los Angeles Sports Arena from a strike. The clash centers on which workers and employers would escape a work stoppage at the arena.
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Los Angeles
Pasadena Daily Advertiser Notice
Fragmented OCR reads Pasadena based daily paper ads. Mentions Pasadena California contact details and possible advertisement listing. Contains incomplete dates and codes.
Defense Bill OKd by House
The House approved a defense spending bill of 38.848 billion dollars for the coming year, sending it to the Senate. It totals less than President Eisenhower's request by about 399.9 million, reshuffles requests to bolster long range missiles, and grants the President broad spending authority in case of threat.
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House
Tts
Appropriations Committee
Senate
Eisenhower
Randall
Harmon
D-Ind
William H. Meyer
D-I
Bryon Ll. Johnson
D-Colo
Tia
Une Ain
Fisenhower
Brownie Mogie Projector Brings Big Movie Ease
The Brownie Mogie projector, about the size of a portable radio, holds 200 feet of film for about fifteen minutes of viewing. It pivots on easy threading with no sprockets, rewinds in moments, and projects a three foot wide image with bright steady picture at a price of 8 dollars.
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Brownie
Brownie & Rave
Seemac
South Las Robles
Steamare
X-15 glide flight planned at Edwards Air Force Base
Reportedly the ultra supersonic X-15 rocket plane is slated for a glide flight at Edwards Air Force Base near Los Angeles. A bus and streetcar workers dispute looms as transit unions press for coverage under a new contract, with the ATU seeking broader bargaining amid a 1809 employee unit.
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Edwards Air Force Base
CNS
Los Angeles
Edwards Air
Con. Force Base
Dhs
Brotherhood of Railway
ATU
Brotherhood
Transit Authority
BRT
Morse to Campaign Against Neuberger
Senator Wayne L Morse of Oregon announced that he would campaign against fellow Democrat Richard L Neuberger in the 1960 elections. Morse said he would oppose Neuberger in party contests and public discourse as the campaign unfolds.
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Neuberger
Washington
UFI
Wayne L. Morse
Oregon
Richard L. Neuberger
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