Knight and Engle clash over state rights and federal aid
Governor Goodwin J. Knight attacked Rep. Clair Engle, accusing him of lack of faith in California's legislature. Engle blamed Knight for stalled Feather River Project progress and discussed possible federal aid for state water projects. Knight denounced Engle's critique as an insult to California lawmakers.
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Sacramento
Goodwin J. Knight
Engle
Clair Engle
Capitol
Feather River
Knight
California
Benson Plan Rejected by Senate Agriculture Committee
The Senate Agriculture Committee rejected Eisenhower administration farm policy by approving four measures blocking Agriculture Secretary Ezra Taft Benson from lowering price supports and acreage allotments. The legislation would bar reductions in dairy supports planned for April 2 and would thwart President Eisenhower's bid to grant Benson authority to cut price supports to as low as 60 percent of parity.
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Benson
Washington
Senate Agriculture Committee
Ezra Taft Benson
Hisenhower
West Claimed Ahead in Industrial and Military Power
Nathan F. Twining, chairman of the U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff, told a Los Angeles audience that the West is superior to Soviet Russia and its satellites in industry and military strength. He warned that Russian allies might be unreliable in war, noting the bloc is on a war footing during a supposed peace.
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Nathan F. ‘Twining
U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff
Los Angeles
West
Soviet Russia
Twining
Soviet Bloc
Free World
Spares Senators: Rayburn Opposes Senate Testimony
Speaker Rayburn declined to invite senators to testify before the House Subcommittee on Legislative Oversight. He backed Rep. Harris in the stance that the House has no business summoning senators, as Thurman Whiteside prepared to present records of his financial dealings with Richard A. Mack to a federal grant jury.
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Washington
Rayburn Dex
House
Federal Communications Commission
Rayburn
Thurman A. Whiteside
PCO
Richard A. Mack
Firrmly
Rep. Harris
D-Ark
Subcommittee On
Brandish Revolvers Robbery Strikes Rosemead Bottling Firm
Thugs bound the employer and bookkeeper at the Seven-Up Bottling Co. Rosemead office, stealing about 1500 dollars in cash and checks. Manager Howard L. Coshey 43 and bookkeeper Carl E. Lass 58 were tied with wire as 16 suspects fled after warning them to stay down. Victims describe the robbers as young late teens to early twenties. The crime occurred at 9536 Gridley Street Rosemead shortly after 10 am.
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Rosemead
Howard L. Coshey
Gridley St
Cosbey
Carl E. Lass
Valley Center Ave
Glendora
Lass
Casino St
Baldwin Park
Monrovia group seeks voluntary removal of indecent literature
The Monrovia Coordinating Council led by president Wayne Proper plans to remove objectionable literature from several news stands barber shops and stores in Monrovia on a voluntary basis.
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Monrovia
Wayne Proper
Lorraine Fandorf
Fandorf
State Club Invalidates Election at California Society Dinner
The California State Society Board of Governors voided the February 27 officer election amid claims non members voted and dues issues. Rep Younger ruled the election violated the society constitution dating from 1934, a ruling supported at the board meeting. The controversy followed a floor nomination that installed George Fuller of the National Association of Manufacturers as president, replacing the anticipated slate led by Rep Sisk.
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Washington
Board of Governors
California State Society
Whitch
William Knowland
R-Calif
Rep
Sisk
D-Calif
George Fuller
Naional Assn. of Manufacturers
Fidler
Younger
The Independent May 71M Pasadena edition notice
The Independent May 71M morning daily newspaper from Pasadena California announces home delivery rates and pricing options including daily and Sunday editions, with a note on second class mail privileges and a postal address for subscriptions.
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Pasadena
Calif
Sun
Lenal Saverti
Pirst Ave
Judges Select Miss Peach In Pasadena Letters
The three judges will spend the weekend reading hundreds of letters from Pasadena area schoolchildren describing why their teachers are peaches. Winners will be announced next week with twenty five teachers receiving golden peaches based on pupil testimony.
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Independent
Pasadena
Peaches
Peach
O. K. Earl, Jr
Pasadena Chamber of Commerce
Steve Salisan
Edward H. Rowins
Club to Meet The Pasadena Obedience Group
The Pasadena recreation center hosts a Pet obedience club meeting today at 8 2m in Room 107 at 500 E. Villa St Pasadena. Members gather to train and share tips in a community setting.
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Pasanita Obedience
Raining
Pasadenas Recreation Center
E. Villa St
Pasadena
Burglar Steals Cash From Arcadia Home
A burglar entered the residence of Mrs. Lucille Koplin at 914 Park Ave Arcadia while the family was at home. Two purses were stolen and the thief dumped the contents in the rear yard, taking $78 in cash.
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Lucille Koplink
Park Ave
Arcadia
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