Babbage Calls for Six Debates with Sound Next Fall
John Babbage former Riverside county assemblyman and Republican nominee for Congress from the 29th District challenges D S Sound Democratic nominee to six debates starting mid September with Corona among the venues. Election results show Saund leading Babbage in total votes by 13365.
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Riverside County
Congress
Riverside
Imperial Counties
D. S. Sound
Babbage
Corona
Saund
Frank Benedict
Sound
Balbage
More Sunny Weather Seen Through Friday
A 77 degree noon reading was logged in Corona with yesterday’s high at 85 and low at 53. Skies stay mostly sunny this afternoon and Friday though coastal areas will see morning and night cloudiness. Temperatures will be cooler west of the mountains. Saturday looks mostly sunny after morning coastal clouds.
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Corona
Corona Man Arrested on Compton Traffic Charges
Edward N. Romero of Corona was arrested on a Compton warrant for three traffic violations. He was picked up at West Sixth Street and Grand Boulevard at 6 a.m. and released on 105 dollars bail. Charges include running a signal improperly secured load and no driver's license.
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Edward N., Romero
School St
Corona
Compton
Romero
West Sixth Street
Grand Boulevard
Water tank funding sparks arson plot in Japanese village
Masayuki Onishi, a fire chief in a small Japanese village, reportedly set fire to a barn belonging to the opposition leader after locals refused to fund a new water tank. Police uncovered the plan as the chief directed firefighting efforts.
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Nara
Japan
UPI
Masayuki Onishi
Two Golden Rule Crewmembers Jailed
Federal authorities jailed two men for attempting to sail the yacht Golden Rule to Eniwetok in protest of atomic tests. Albert Bigelow of Conn Cos Cole and William Huntington of St James New York had just returned from seeking funds for the voyage.
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Honolulu
UPI
Eniwetok
Albert Bigelow
Cos Cole
Conn
William Huntington
St. James
N.Y
Forrest Black Wins and Splits $100 Elks Prize
Forrest Black wins the Corona Elks Lodge attendance prize of 100 dollars after weeks without a winner. He splits the prize with neighbor and fellow Elk Bill Rodgers per their agreement. James Wattenbarger named Elk of the Month. next dance set for June 28. blood donation drive requested for J M Carlson at St Vincent's Hospital and General Hospital Arlington drive details.
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Elks Lodge
Forrest Black
Blackie
Bill Rodgers
Harry Sothcott
Clarence Michael
Bill Shephard
Dick Sparkman
Emmet Tucker
Ray Cottle
Ed Hearn
Vic Pirosseno
Bob White
al Ganahl
Tony Bollero
Paul Albin
James Wattenbarger
John Ganahl
J. M. Carlson
Monte Nutter
St. Vincent's Hospital
Los Angeles
The
General Hospital
Arlington
Notable nuptials and international travel headline
Singer Dorothy Shay and executive Dick Looman plan to wed Friday in Brentwood at the Keeler home. Former President Truman arrives in Genoa aboard the Independence en route to Cannes with his party. Actress Rhonda Fleming and Dro Lew Morrill announce plans to divorce after six years of marriage.
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Park Avenue
Truman
Genoa
Italy
U.S
Independence
Cannes
France
Rhonda Fleming
Dro -Lew Morrill
Former Queen Soraya to Return to Cologne in June
Iranian embassy officials in West Germany said Soraya will travel from the United States to Cologne in mid June. Her father serves as Iran’s ambassador to West Germany.
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Iran
Cologne
Germany
United States
West Germany
Bergman Rossellini Annulment Proceedings Recessed
In Rome the annulment proceedings between Ingrid Bergman and Roberto Rossellini were recessed again today until June 30. The case, ongoing in Italian court, centers on a marriage dispute between the Swedish actress and the Italian director.
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Ingrid Bergman
Roberto Rossellini
Rome
Riverside Ag Leaders Back Smog Ordinance Support
Riverside farm groups and commodity leaders disclosed support for air pollution regulations in Riverside County. At Corona meetings they urged study before passage, with Donald A. Stevning named to lead a June 16 public hearing prep. Citrus crops face smog damage risks amid rising industry and public interest.
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Harry Harper
Riverside County
Los Angeles
Corona Chamber of Commerce
Board of Supervisors
Corona Realty Board
Riverside
Harper
Donald ‘A. Stevning
Riverside-Arlington Heights Fruit Exchange
Riverside County Farm Bureau
Coachella Valley
Stevning
Chambers of Commerce
Boards of Trade
Riversite
Orange
John A. Middleton
University of California
Citrus Experiment — Station
California
County Officials Discuss Earmarking Sales Tax Funds for Corona
County officials consider diverting part of the 1 cent Bradley Burns sales tax to Corona for capital investments. The proposal, raised by County AO Robert Andersen, aims to remedy Corona Unified School District’s long underfunding from county revenues and to plan a joint Corona Riverside building project.
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Bradley-Burns
Corona City
Palm Springs
Daily Independent
Sones
Robert Andersen
First District
William E. Jones
Andersen
Beaumont
Corona Unified
Lincoln School
Los Angeles
Corona-Norco-Home Gardens
Riverside County
Whic
City Council reviews Citron Street paving plan on budget
A city report notes paving two blocks west of Belle Ave on Citron Street will be funded from the next budget. The plan aims to fix unsatisfactory paving with no expense to property owners.
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City Council
Citron
Belle Ave
Tornadoes Strike Wisconsin Towns Kill 30 Injure 100
Tornadoes blasted Northwestern Wisconsin Wednesday night leaving at least 30 dead and more than 100 injured as hospitals overflowed in Menomonie Colfax and nearby towns. Five bodies found together and wrecked homes and twisted cars marked the devastation across a 40 mile wide path.
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Wisconsin
Menomonie
Wis
Colfax
Mosk and Hillings Face Tight Attorney General Primary
In San Francisco two men competed for the Democratic and Republican nominations for attorney general as ballots were tallied. State Sen. Robert I. McCarthy conceded the Democratic nod to Judge Stanley Mosk of Los Angeles, while Los Angeles ballots shifted support in the GOP race with Rep. Patrick J. Halings leading Caspar Weinberger of San Francisco, though Hillings emerged as the likely winner.
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Pat Brown
Knowland
Goodwin J. Knight
Knight
Earl Warren
Warren
Supreme Court
California
National United Press
Christopher
Brown
James C. Anderson
U.P.S. Calif
San Francisco
UPI
Edmund G
Pat” Brown
U. S
William F. Knowland
Republi
Robert I. McCarthy
Stanley Mosk
Los Angeles
Patrick J. Halings
Caspar W Weinberger
Hillings
Jury Trial Set for Hughes on June 18
Norman Lee Hughes, 21, of Corona, charged with disturbing the peace, will face a jury trial at Temescal District Court at 9 30 a m Wednesday June 18. He pleaded not guilty at arraignment before Judge Caudill and posted 250 bail. Police say Hughes and a 17 year old youth argued in front of Cal's Cafe at 646 W Sixth St early Sunday.
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Norman Lee Hughes
Ramona Ave
Corona
Temescal District Court
Hughes
W. S. Caudill
Cal
Sixth St
House Votes No Tax Change On Excise Taxes
The House approved a bill by voice vote to continue present taxes on corporations liquor automobiles and cigarettes. The administration backed measure moves to the Senate where amendments are urged to cut excise taxes on freight and automobiles.
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Washington
UPI
House
Senate
House OKs 38 Billion Defense Bill to Preserve Army Strength
The House passed a 38.409 billion dollar defense appropriation by 389 to 0 after adding 99 million to maintain Army manpower at 900,000. The measure now goes to the Senate. Bulganin reportedly headed for exile in a provincial post after retirement.
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UPI
House
Senate
Bulganin
London
Nikolai A. Bulganin
Georgi M. Malenkov
Vyacheslav M. Molotov
Moscow
Odessa
Black Sea
De Gaulle pleads for peace in Algeria amid fighting
Gen Charles de Gaulle urged Moslem rebels to lay down arms in a massive rally at Constantine Algeria. He promised equal rights for nine million Muslims and one million European settlers, drawing mixed reactions from the Arab world including a rejection by the FLN in Cairo.
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Algeria
UPI
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Cairo
FLN
France
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