County Board Agenda Shows How Funds Spent
The Riverside County Board of Supervisors agenda outlines lease renewals for district attorney, sheriff, and county buildings in multiple areas. It notes county tax funds spent on facilities outside Riverside City and states Corona receives no county expenditures despite Corona Unified School District taxes contributing about 700000 yearly, with continued details on page 2.
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Riverside County Board of Supervisors
B. D. Mead
India
W. P. McLaughlin
Sunnymead
H. C. Hunsinger
Jacinto
City of
Blythe
Palm Springs
Riverside City
Corona
Corona Unified
Man hacked with machete in Corona feud case
19 year old HACKED victim Munoz was found behind Top's Cafe with deep gashes from a two foot machete. Ramirez, 18, was arrested after admitting the attack. Police cite a long standing family feud as motive and report multiple violence episodes yesterday.
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Louis Munoz
Fifth and Joy Streets
Corona
David Semple
Bob Talbert
Munoz
Top
West Sixth St
Ruben S. Ramirez
Howard St
Ramirez
Corona Hospital
Violent Weekend In Corona Ends With Machete Attack
Five outbreaks of violence in Corona over the weekend sent three men to the hospital. Louis Munoz, Ruben Ramirez, and Felix Chavez were among the injured in separate assaults. Police link Munoz to a family feud and report a machete attack followed by an axe slash on Chavez.
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Corona
Louis Munoz
Fifth and Joy Streets
Ruben Ramirez
Howard St
Munoz
Corona Hospital
Felix Chavez
Pepper Corner
Gloria Chaez
Felix Romero
North Lincoln
Pacific Investors leader forecasts Norco growth and new shopping center
Dr. Hung Wo Ching, president of Pacific Investors, told Corona and Norco residents at a Hickory Barbecue luncheon that Norco’s 1600acre development will include a Fourth Street and Hammer Avenue shopping center with a leased Stater Brothers supermarket and possibly a bank bowling alley and stores. He predicts 4000 new Norco homes within a few years and outlines plans for a 40-acre subdivision under Norco Highlands with Hawaiian-named streets and local industry promotion.
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Hung Wo Ching
Pacific Investors
Corona
Norco
Rex Clark
Stater Brothers
Ching
Hawaii
China
Harvard University
Aloha Airlines
Hawaiian Life Insurance Company
Cook Trust Company
Memorial Park
Islands
Brazil
California
Norco Highlands Company
Wayne Bailey
Riverside
Brussels
Orient
Dr. Ching
Howard Hanzlik
Kirk
Parmenter
Norco “Park ‘and Recreation
Ben Sampseite
Johnny Russell
Corona Chamber of Commerce
Bob Snedecor
Security-First National Bank
M. G. Robinson
E. M
Pomona Chamber Backs Corona Freeway Name
The Pomona Chamber of Commerce favors naming the Temescal Canyon cut of the highway the Corona Freeway. In a letter to Corona Chamber of Commerce leaders, executive secretary Lonnie W. Hood says the highway’s Corona name is endorsed by Pomona’s Highway Committee and Board of Directors and will be given consideration by the Highway Commission.
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Pomona Chamber of Com- Oe
Ert Eacal Canyon
Corona Freway
Lonnie W. Hood
Pomona Chamber of Commerce
John Russell
Corona Chamber of Commerce
Herman Reagan
East Pomona
Bank of America
W. W. Henning
Corona
America
Corona Daily Independent
Coronans
John. Russell
Mer
Corona ‘Chamber of Commerce
California
John
Lower Temperatures Expected for Tuesday
The forecast calls for cooler weather Tuesday with southern California remaining mostly sunny. A rise to 90 degrees at noon today in Cov onans contrasts with yesterday's high of 96 and April 20's 99. Overnight low was 58, with increased coastal clouds tonight and 15 to 25 mph desert winds.
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Covonans
California
Marine Steals MITA Bus for Ride Home
A 24 year old Marine was arrested for stealing a 48 passenger MITA bus from the Santa Ana terminal. He told police he needed transportation home to El Cajon. He drove to San Clemente and sideswiped a parked car before being stopped in Oceanside. Frederick Brown Jr. admitted the theft and described the route and wreck.
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Santa Ana
UPI
el Cajon
Frederick Brown Jr
Metropolitan Transit Lines
San Clemente
Oceanside
Right-to-Work Initiative Qualifies for California Ballot
California secretary of state confirms the right to work measure qualified for the November ballot with 354,183 signatures. Supplemental petitions added 132,665, exceeding the 322,429 needed by 31,724, amid GOP splits between Governor Knight and Senator Knowland. Brown titles the measure Employer-Employee Relations Initiative Constitutional Amendment.
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Sacramento
UPI
Secretary of State’s Office
California
Charles J. Haggerty
Goodwin J. Knight
U. S
William F Knowland
Knight
Knowland
Edmund G. Pat Brown
Senate
Los Angeles
Brown
16 Cent Property Tax Hike Possible If Sales Tax Ends
Riverside County faces a potential 16 cent increase in the property tax rate for 1958 1959 if revenue from the countywide 1 cent sales tax is not collected. County officials note Corona may reject the 10 percent share of this tax, potentially shifting the burden to unincorporated areas and prompting a higher levy when the final rate is set in August.
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Riverside County
William E. Jones
Paul J. Anderson
County Board of Supervisors
Robert “Bob” Andersen
Jones
Peper Ceric
Palm Springs
Corona
Corona City
Corum Antiz
Bradley-Burns
Robert Andersen
Fred McCall
Usta Fee Bee OS
Paul Anderson
Board of Supervisors
Curtis Chamberlain
Citveot Riverside
Negro Leaders Urge Ike on School Integration
Four Negro leaders pressed President Eisenhower to issue a pronouncement pledging vigorous support for school integration with all federal resources and to back Justice Department intervention in a suspension appeal. In Little Rock, U S District Judge Lemley rejected a stay of his order suspending integration at Central High through 1961. Eisenhower offered no commitments during a 45 minute conference on a nine point program.
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Washington
UPI
Eisenhower
Justice Department
U. S
Harry J. Lemley
Little Rock
Central High School
Lebanese Premier says UAR waging actual war on Lebanon
Prime Minister Sami El Soth charged the United Arab Republic with actual war against Lebanon and did not rule out seeking Anglo American military intervention. He spoke as UN Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold met in Cairo with President Gamal Abdel Nasser to avert UAR US tensions over rebels seeking Chamoun’s overthrow.
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Beirut
Lebanon
UPI
Sami el Soth
United Arab Republic Today
Soth
Dag Hammarskjold
Cairo
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Hammarskjold
United States
UAR
Cameelle Chamoun
Train Plunges into Station Killing Dozens in Orizaba
A seven car passenger train derailed after a power return left no one at the controls. It roared down a mountainside and plowed through a valley station at Betas killing at least 40 and injuring about 80, many villagers on the platform. Railroad officials noted a two hour delay due to a power failure before the fatal run.
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Orizaba, Mer
UPI
Betas
UAW Strike Slows Missile Work at Redstone Jupiter Plant
A wildcat UAW strike halted part of operations at the Army Redstone Jupiter missile plant. Fewer than 500 of 9,500 workers picketed as deputies arrived to keep peace.
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Detroit
UPI
United Auto Workers
Army
Sheriff's Deputies
Rioters Attack German Embassy in Moscow Protest
Russian demonstrators attacked the West German Embassy in Moscow in reprisal for a Bonn embassy assault a week earlier. Several hundred marched downtown, smashed front windows with clubs and threw ink into the interior in a two hour protest timed near the 17th anniversary of Nazi Germany's invasion.
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Moscow
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Riverside County General Hospital
CDI
Danny Olivas
LULAC
League of United Latin American Citizens
Bobby Alva
Corona Chapter
Junior Lulacs
Lindy’s
Tony Espinoza
Corona Police Department
Zeke Mejia
Olivas
Alva
Rosie Montejano
Clothilde Ybarra
Margaret Munoz
Frank Montoya
John Balles
Frank Hernandez
Domingo Duarte
Gloria Varela
Chenta Barron
Lucille Rodriguez
Ramos
Coronan
Pomona Chamber
Marine
Mita
Auto
G.O.P
Tke
EL Monte
Jean Ellroy
Tustin
Newport Beach
Henry F. Guzman
Cecil G. Wilson
Fontana
Lawrence Allen
Guzman
Long Beach
Ruby Terry
Bixby Knolls
Pole
Huntington Hotel
Daisy A. Walstrom
Mpidaiant
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