Corona County to assume operation of dump cleanup
Riverside County takes over cut-and-cover cleanup at Corona City Dump starting Monday June 9 with full completion by Wednesday. The city donated land and long term lease, with state and county involvement, to create a reclamation ready site named Riverside County Disposal Area Number Two.
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Corona City
Corona
Corona County
Paul Stout
Riverside County Road Department
Bud Keith
Carona
Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Company
Rudy Gundlach
Santa Fe Railway
City of
Stout
Hemet
Riverside County
Traffic Sparse in Corona Over Memorial Day Weekend
Corona saw a quiet three day period with only minor incidents. A bicycle collision with a car injured a six year old in Corona. A one car crash occurred in Norco. An additional accident involved Mrs Maclean Dumble in Corona. She and her daughter in law were treated and released.
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Corona
California
Norco
Paul Winderman
E. Francis St
Jimmy Leonard Slentz
Brotherton St
Maclean Dumble
Center St
Noreo
Corona Hospital
Bell-Thomas Ambulance
Fourth Street
Hamney Avenue
Grand Jury Calls Overhaul of Los Angeles County Charter
The Los Angeles County grand jury urges an overhaul of the county charter to increase the number of supervisors for better representation. Foreman Paul G. Bryan signs a resolution directing the Board of Supervisors to act promptly. The piece cites Riverside County redistricting as a model and warns districts may become lop-sided as populations shift by 1963 and beyond.
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Board of Freeholders
Grand Jury
Paul G. Bryan
Board of Supervisors
Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles County
Riverside County
Corcena-Norco
Desert
Knight Favored Over Christopher in Senate Race
In Riverside County the June primary selections include a sheriff contest between Joe Rice and Jack Kovely and four candidates for county superintendent with three for tax collector. The race may advance runoffs if no candidate captures a majority. statewide nominations include Pat Brown for governor, Knowland for Senate, Engle and Sound without opposition for House nominations, and various state and county offices. Voters have been notified of polling places.
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Riverside County
California
Joe Rice
Jack Kovely
Pat Brown
Bill Knowland
Glenn M. Anderson
Harold J. Powers
Frank M. Jordan
Board of Equalization
Tist
L. M
Lee) Backstrand
Clifford V
Cliff) Dean
U.S. Senate
Goodwin
J. Knight
George Christopher
San Francisco
Alexander D. Williamson
Knight
Clair Engle
Sound
John Babbage
Frank FE. Benedict
Congress
E. Spurgeon Rothrock
Corona
Carlton R
Dick) Farling
Helen I. Grubb
Republican County Committee
Democratic Central Committee
Charles E. Black
Erby N. Davidson
Robert B. Strong
Alfred A. Gregory
Jesse M. Cox
John M. Costello
Singing Star Pat Boon Graduates With Honors at Columbia
Pat Boon, prominent figure and head of the Boon family, is graduating cum laude from Columbia University in New York with a bachelor of science and an equal four year straight-A record.
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Pat Boon
Columbia University
New York
No on charter to prevent Riverside centralization
Hemet News argues against adopting a county charter linking Riverside and Corona. It cites higher Riverside taxes under charter since 1953, warns charter would shift control to Riverside city interests, and accuses sponsors of using redistricting to oust supervisors Jones and McCall. It calls for elections by free ballot and questions districting proposed by freeholders.
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City OF
Riverside
Hemet News
Riverside City
W. Allen Ladd
City of Riverside
Corona
William E. Jones
Perris
Fred McCall
San Jacinto
Corona-and-Perris
Board of Freeholders
Jacqueline Cochran
Congress
Jones
McCall
Hemet
Banning
Beaumont
Cabazon
Hemet-San Jacinto
San Gorgonio Pass
Riverside Charter Printing Costs Sparks News Debate
The Hemet News reports California constitutional rule forces Riverside County to publish the proposed charter ten times, costing over 3000 this year. Riverside dailies benefited from charter legal notices, while editorials note postcard printing errors and subsidizing practices dating to 1850.
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Hemet News
California
Riverside County Board of Supervisors
Riverside
Board of Supervisors
Riverside County
Riverside Enterprise
Corona Independent
Independent
Daily Independent
House Approves 10 Percent Pay Boost for Federal Workers
The House narrowly passes a 10 percent pay increase for one million government workers effective January 1, adding about 542 million dollars yearly to federal costs. It moves to a House Senate conference after the Senate already approved a 7.5 percent raise costing roughly 376 million dollars annually.
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HOUSE
Washington
UPI
Senate House
Senate
De Gaulle Seeks Confidence Vote Over Rejected Reforms
Paris dispatch reports Gen Charles de Gaulle gaining extended power over Algeria and six month rule but facing a setback on constitutional reform. The Assembly committee’s watered down bill was approved 21 to 11 with nine abstentions, while de Gaulle demands a confidence vote on his own measure.
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Paris
UPI
Charles
Algeria
Louis Jacquinot
Charles de Gaulle
Balky Assembly Committee
Hilliard Opposes Riverside County Charter Unconstitutionality Claim
Judge Vernon Hilliard of Murrieta leads opposition to Riverside County charter saying it is unconstitutional. He argues the auditor provision lacks mandatory election or appointment and would seek a court ruling to block the charter even if approved at tomorrow’s primary election.
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Vernon Hilliard
Murrieta
Riverside County
Williard
California
Hilliard
Sunshine Outlook For Southern California
The forecast calls for more sunshine in Southern California this afternoon and Tuesday with occasional coastal cloudiness. No significant temperature changes are expected. Wednesday should bring mostly fair weather and near normal temperatures.
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Corona
California
Eisenhower Seeks Start of Nuclear Test Talks
Secretary of State Dulles said Eisenhower is reasonably optimistic that technical talks to end nuclear tests can begin this month. Officials expect the President to announce Russia and the United States will start discussions within three weeks, as he and Dulles plan a reply to Khrushchev’s letter.
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Washington
UPI
John Foster Dulles
Eisenhower
Russia
United Press International
John Foster Dullés
White House
Nikita Khrushchev
State Department
Memorial Day deaths top 360 in California traffic toll
California led holiday fatalities with more than 360 traffic deaths during the Memorial Day weekend. National totals reached 596 overall, including 142 drownings and 78 other accident deaths. At least 34 deaths occurred on California roads and 16 drownings. Meanwhile at Mount Pulaski Illinois residents returned after a railroad tank car explosion killed two and injured 40, with over a million dollars in damage. Police guarded routes as some residents returned.
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National Safety Council
United Press International
California
Mount Pulaski, II
UPI
Auto firms keep plants running as UAW talks stretch on
Detroit reports workers at three major automakers labored without new contracts. UAW says it won’t seek a strike, avoiding a forced shutdown to cut inventories. Negotiations persist with companies agreeing to honor expired contract terms except for union dues checkoff.
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Detroit
UPI
United Auto Workers
Pomona IAM arrests for scratching cars at Convair plant
Pomona police arrested three IAM members Catherine Skelton John Caliri and Eugene Madigan on charges they scratched fenders of cars entering the Convair missile division plant. Bail set at 150 each. arraignment scheduled June 12.
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Pomona
UPI
Striking International Association of Machinists
IAM
Convair Missile Division
Catherine Ann Skelton
Montclair
John Carmelo Caliri
Eugene Madigan
Inglewood
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Corona Unified School District
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Board of Education
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Riverside County Flood Control and Water Conservation District
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Corona Area Flood Control District
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Corona City Planning Commission
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Pico-Rivera
Donald Worthington
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