Governor Finds Clemency Plea For Atchley Unpersuasive
Sacramento reports Gov. Brown rejected an attorney plea to spare Veron Richtey, amid clemency hearing for 44 year old Atchley of Palermo set to die May 20. Brown questioned holding a governor to play God, noting Atchley’s background and alleged intent while citing family factors and intelligence concerns. Analyzing the case, the governor remained unsure about executing someone who claims the shooting was accidental during a struggle with his wife.
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Free Forest Recreation Charges Debate Emerges
SAN FRANCISCO AP Dean Henry J Vaus of UC urges fees for public forest use at the spring meeting of American Forest Products Industries Inc He argues free recreation is obsolete and must balance 690 million forest acres for leisure and wood production He predicts rising demand for forest recreation over the next XI years.
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Almanac Today April 30 1960 events and quotes
Almanac notes April 30 1960 as a Saturday the 121st day with 245 remaining in the year. It lists historical moments from 1789 Washington's oath to 1945 Hitler's death, plus a Mann quote about certainty and anger.
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Methodists Alarmed About Slip in Faith
Denver dispatch says Methodists fear drifting from core Christian values and lay out a four year program to rekindle zeal. The coordinating council led by Bishop Charles W Brashares calls for more Bible study evangelism seminary recruitment and expanded church schools. The plan targets new congregations to match population growth and combat complacency amid a 30 percent world Christian share.
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Conflicting Projections and Desegregation Debate At Conference
A report warned that if population growth outpaces Christian expansion by 2000 only 20 percent of Earth’s people would be disciples. Separately a major Protestant body approved gradual voluntary desegregation while delaying a timetable, with Rev. Dr. Harold A. Bosley urging a compromise plan and citing possible alternative measures if the plan fails.
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Evanston, Il
Plan for conciliating Soult resistance faces split risk
The study commission led by Charles G. Parlin advocates a voluntary approach to church reform as a solution and hopes to avert a church split while some Negro readers back it, though they fear the method may not deliver. the piece notes political maneuvering, coalition shifts, and the governor crisis as context.
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New York
Payola Probers Tell Dick Clark to Return
Washington AP reports Dick Clark, who denies payola, ordered to return for more questioning by House investigators. Rep. Bennett says he has to explain. Clark testified he and his wife accepted jewelry worth 1100 from Ton Bedell but says they were embarrassed and did not expect favors in return. He claimed he has divested outside holdings and could sign network forms now. Moss indicated further inquiry into Clark's ARC relations.
Statewide Weather Across California Tonight Through Sunday
The Bay Area and many regions report fair to partly cloudy skies with a cool inland trend. Temperatures slowly rise inland, with highs in the 60s to mid 70s and nights in the 40s to 50s, while coastal areas stay mostly sunny.
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Bay Area Weather Update Despite Late Clearing
Bay Area forecast shows overcast tonight and Sunday with partial clearing Sunday afternoon. Winds light, temperatures mild, and scattered drizzle possible in coastal areas.
De Gaulle in Caribbean to Tour Outposts
President Charles de Gaulle began a Caribbean tour after a U S visit. He arrived at Moisant International Airport at 7 31 p m the first stop Cayenne French Guiana then Martinique and Guadeloupe before returning to Paris He praised Franco American friendship and urged unity for world peace while in New Orleans Governor Earl Kemp Long drew laughs before a banquet.
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Blonde plaintiff sues beachwear shop for transparent suit
Marjorie Curry of Washington files a $5,000 damage suit after a new white 320 swimsuit becomes wet and transparent at a Miami Beach shop exposing her body to bathers and loungers. Other briefs note Korea's crisis easing with a beauty contest semi final delayed by revolt and a turtle incident in Margia Spain where a turtle crawled into a fireplace and fell into a neighbor's soup.
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Italy Finally Has Cabinet After Political Turbulence
Rome reports a new government under Fernand Tambroni, a six month stint amid tensions with the left and a fragile alliance with fascist backing. The cabinet faces a hostile Socialist Communist opposition and a crucial vote in six days in the Chamber of Deputies where Tambroni lacks a parliamentary majority.
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Mower Nearly Hits Bomb in Tennessee Yard
In Chattanooga, a mower nearly struck a homemade bomb found by Mysinger while cutting near a yard. Patrolman Schroyer said a fuse and dynamite cap were attached. if the blade touched the cap, the explosion would have occurred. The fuse had apparently been lit but burned out.
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TV Newsman Denies Charge Against West Virginia Report
Charleston AP. Newscaster David Brinkley denied Governor Cecil Underwood’s charge that a Huntley-Brinkley Report on West Virginia’s economy was rigged. Brinkley insisted all footage and statements were truthful and factual. Underwood demanded NBC cancellations for similar future broadcasts, a claim he made after the program aired.
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Korea Swept By Fever Of Reform
Seoul reports a reform surge as plans for new parliamentary elections purge provincial governors and corrupt police. Student dissent praised. laws restricting press and assembly to be revised. Constitution changes would place cabinet power with a prime minister, president becomes ceremonial. Rhee resignation sparks timeline for elections and reform. nine provincial governors to be fired.
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Navy fears Russian ship spied on Polaris tests
The Navy reported a Soviet trawler Vega snooped about 60 miles off Long Island during Polaris missile tests on the submarine George Washington. The vessel then moved near Norfolk, Virginia, in international waters, with sonar gear and photographed indicating spy intent, though no action could be taken.
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Sub Missile Tests Prove Successful
CAP CANAVERAL Florida AP The Navy reported successful Polaris missile tests from submarines with two 28 foot solid rockets firing from submerged submarines. The launches occurred Friday night and four hours apart with another test last Monday. Officials said data on general performance and nose cone details were gathered and issues from prior failures appeared resolved. Navy plans to deploy Polaris aboard George Washington and Patrick Henry this fall with seven more under construction for 13 missiles each. The program aims to place five submarines on station worldwide.
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Wild Buffalo Ferocity Compared to Lions On Africa Plains
The article notes that wild buffalo are more ferocious in attack than lions on African plains, highlighting the animals' aggressive behavior and danger to predators and humans alike in their natural habitat.
Tic Tac Toe Just For Kids MILWACKER AP
Casper Wyoming AP report recounts a light hearted scene as Ray Whitaker, a U S Senate candidate, parks at a service station and ends up helping by delivering a tire to a neighbor after a playful detour for coffee. The anecdote casts a mundane moment against campaign chatter and local life.
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Saturn engine fires for first test at Marshall Space Flight
Saturn missile program advances as the eight engine booster fired for a few seconds at Marshall Space Flight Center producing 4.3 million pounds thrust. Full capacity 30 million horsepower for a planned 1961 Cape Canaveral flight, part of the long decade long Redstone and Jupiter Thor A systems development.
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