Budget to City Council tight with reserve dip possible
City Manager Ralph Pfiffner presents a budget at 849 820 dollars holding the 1.26 tax rate. He notes a possible $9,000 deficit and a need to dip into reserve funds unless revenues exceed estimates. A special meeting set for June 30. no employee raises included.
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Bart Irwin
Ralph Pfiffner
Charles’ Jameson
Francis A. Stearns
Fred Graber
Pfiffner
Robert Andersen
Corona
Putner
Pomona Man Charged In Corona Incident Case
A 30 year old Pomona man Antonio R Fuentes and an unknown accomplice face a charge of incident with intent to commit a crime involving a Corona girl. arraignment held yesterday with a preliminary hearing set for June 20. The alleged assault occurred at 1 30 am May 7 after a dance event. The victim fled when the suspects attempted to abduct her and stole $9 50 from her wallet.
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Corona
Antonio R. Fuentes
West Commercial St
John Doe
Fuentes
Norco
River Road
Generally Sunny Skies Forecast for Southland
Warm today with Corona at 85 after noon and yesterday’s high near 90. Light coastal fog and low clouds mix with high clouds but skies stay mostly sunny over Southern California this afternoon, Wednesday, and Thursday. Occasional isolated showers or thunderstorms may form over high mountains and desert areas this afternoon. Temperatures edge little.
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Riverside County Smog Ordinance Spurs Industry Location Fears
At a Riverside County Board of Supervisors smog control hearing, concerns rose that a strict proposed air pollution ordinance could bar Corona and other cities from attracting key industries. Chairman Paul J. Anderson led the session as critics urged fairness and modifications to avoid compulsion, noting potential impact on firms like the L O F Glass Fibers Company.
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Duane Erway Earns Cal Tech Science Degree
Duane Erway, son of Mrs. No Len W Hardy of Norco, earned a Master of Science in electrical engineering from the California Institute of Technology in Pasadena during ceremonies last Friday. He joined Electro-Optical Systems, Inc. in Pasadena to work on unconventional energy sources. His wife Marjorie is the former Coronaan and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J Harold Harris. His son Donald watched as his father received his degree and led the audience again this year.
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Norco
California Institute of Technology
Pasadena
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Coronan
J. Harold Harris
Elway
Corona
Corona Senior High
Cal Tech
Electric Club of
Los Angeles
Erway
Electro-Optical Systems, Inc
Donald
Norco Man Pleads Guilty to Burglary of Morrell's Garage
George A. Eason, 19, of Norco, pleaded guilty in Riverside Municipal Court to burglary at Morrell's Garage in Corona. He faces sentencing in Superior Court and is held on 1900 dollar bond after June 3 arrest with a juvenile accomplice. A garage inventory matched stolen items. hubcaps found in his car. Trial for the juvenile is set for June 25.
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Temestal Ave
Norco
Superior
Eason
Riverside
Morrell
Lincoln Ave
Corona
Arlington
Government Drops Narcotics Charges Against Miss Burns
In San Diego UPI reports the government drops narcotics charges against Barbara Burns 20 daughter of comedian Bob Burns Asst U.S. Atty William Leavy stated no charges would be pursued under a new federal law requiring narcotics addicts to register at an international border.
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San Diego
UPI
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U.S
William Leavy
California counties with smaller population show First District Riverside
A 1958 California roster shows 23 counties have smaller populations than Riverside First District estimates, including Corona Elsinore and Norco. The district is expected to reach 50 000 soon, potentially changing county boundaries, though no split of Riverside is anticipated except occasional Desert County speculation.
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California
Riverside County
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ABC to suspend Bert's Cafe license for 10 days
Corona police report Bert's Cafe at 1250 West Sixth Street will have its alcohol license suspended for 10 days starting July 2 as ordered by the state ABC in San Bernardino. Owner Arrand G. Gibson previously paid a $135 fine and was cited for allowing after hours drinking by a minor and an adult. Gibson had also been fined $100 in February 1949 for the same offense.
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Riverside
Railroad and
Sherman Streets
Railroad Street
Corona
Guerdon Industries
Travel Queen Coaches
Sherman
Santa Fe Railroad
Smith Street
CDI
J. S. Lowery
State Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control
San Bernardino
West Sixth St
H. 8. Knust
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Gibson
Trinor
Labor Hires Publicity Chief to Fight Right to Work Vote
Curtis W Roberts was named statewide coordinator of a Citizens Campaign against the Right to Work measure. C. J. Haggerty announced the appointment to aid workers outside labor ranks and coordinate their efforts. Leo Lee will oversee press and radio activities for the campaign.
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UPI
Curtis W. Roberts
C. J. Haggerty
California State Federation of Labor
Roberts
Leo Lee
San Francisco Examiner
Adams Admits He Erred In Making Phone Calls For Industrialist Friend
Sherman Adams acknowledged making a mistake by calling the FTC for Bernard Goldfine and said he would act more prudently if given another chance. He defended his long friendship with Goldfine, denied improper gifts, and noted purchases and favors, including a rug and a vicuna coat, while asserting he never allowed personal ties to affect official conduct. President Eisenhower backed Adams as he faced congressional inquiries.
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Stepfather Held in Fatal Beating of 3-Year-Old
Charles W. Leonard, 21, a rubbish truck helper, was held on suspicion of murder in Los Angeles after admitting he beat his 3-year-old stepson Edward Van Der Mass in a fit of temper when the boy refused to stop crying.
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Leonard
Edward van der Mass
U S Says It Might Send Troops to Lebanon
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles said the United States might send troops to Lebanon if circumstances demand. He noted readiness to join a UN force but could act alone if contingencies arise. Earlier Lebanon requested a UN force of several thousand to seal borders.
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UPI
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Nagy and rebels executed in Hungary revolt
Former Hungarian Premier Imre Nagy and General Pal Maleter were executed for high treason as leaders of the 1956 revolt. Journalists Miklós Gimes and József Zilágyi were executed for influencing the anti-Soviet movement. Five more leaders received prison terms from life to five years.
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UPI
Imre Nagy
Soviet Union
Pal Maleter
Miklos Gimes
Jozsef Ezilagyi
Hungarian Justice Department
Kidnapped Heir to Clothing Chain Found Safe in Ottawa Cab
Joel Reitman, 214-year-old heir to a women’s clothing fortune, was located safe at an Ottawa cab driver’s home after being abandoned in a taxi. Police say a ransom note demanded $10,000 and Greta Goode, the child’s maid, remains missing. Cyril and Dorothy Reitman delayed public notice per ransom instructions.
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UPI
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Ottawa
Edward Boyer
Mount Royal
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Cyril
Dorothy Reitman
Trujillo Plans Yacht Party For Stars In Hollywood
Lt Gen Rafael Trujillo Jr returned to filmland and said he planned a yacht party with actresses Zsa Zsa Gabor and Kim Novak. He denied any effect on the good neighbor policy despite his father's criticism of the Army General Staff School.
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UPS
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Filmland
Zsa Zsa Gabor
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Rafael L. Trujillo
Army General Staff School
Freeways Safer Than Rural Roads
Public Works Director C. M. Gilliss cites a seminar finding 9.37 deaths per hundred million vehicle miles on rural highways versus 2.62 on freeways, arguing freeways are over three times safer. In Los Angeles, eight handicapped elementary students and two women were injured in a chain reaction crash involving a car and two buses near Frances Blend Elementary School.
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Institute of Traffic Engineers
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UPI
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Jet Fighter and Bomber Collide Over California
An Air Force collision during training killed two crewmen when a jet fighter and a B57 crashed at 32 000 feet over the desert. The bomber plunged 10 miles south of Tehachapi California while the fighter managed a troubled return to George AFB.
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UPI
Air Force Today
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