House Committee Approves 56 Billion Military Budget Plan
The House appropriations committee proposed a 56.062 billion defense bill for the coming fiscal year, funding Air Force at 29.85 billion, Army 20.13 billion, Navy 15.55 billion, with rest for defense offices and security programs. It calls for economy in civilian staff, tighter procurement, and limited civilian buying to avoid price inflation.
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Fifteen Injured As Greyhound Bus Slams Into Truck
A Greyhound bus traveling on Route 15 near Bakersfield crashed into the rear of a bulane truck after brake failure. Fifteen people were injured, one critically, including driver Fortin Reiner of Prestio, who suffered compound leg fractures. Fire crews freed passengers with torches, and all injured were taken to Kern County General Hospital in Bakersfield.
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Old Trick Nets Robbers $190 at Rohann's Liquors
Ashland reports a robbery at Rohann's Liquors on Erst 4th Street where $190 in bills were taken from a cash register. The clerk Bueman, 48, described a man who asked for cigarette papers and may have concealed the cash during a distraction. The sheriff's substation was notified.
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Naval Bomber Crashes Two Die Near Whidbey Island
A Navy patrol bomber crashed into Puget Sound near Whidbey Island at 4 45 am during low altitude test work. No survivors were confirmed as rescue operations continued and two bodies were recovered by Coast Guard from Whidbey Island.
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Satchmo Armstrong Saved From Fire At Standish Hall Hotel
Louis Armstrong recounts a hotel fire that trapped him and fellow musicians. A housekeeper named Alice Grenier helped evacuate them. Ralph Gomez, 22, died of suffocation and others were injured. Armstron g notes ruined clothes and slight injuries, and says Standish Hall plans to reopen Tuesday with music to lift spirits.
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Gardner Fed Up With Sinatas Public Fights in Acapulco
Ava Gardner friends say the actress is fed up with Frank Sinatra’s profane clashes with reporters during their Acapulco vacation. The couple’s private romance was tested by two verbal brawls outside Beachcomber nightclub as Sinatra shouted at photographers and a bodyguard threatened violence. About 80 people watched from the club as Gardner tried to shield the moment. The incident coincided with Gardner and Sinatra planning to return to Mexico City and then home, while Sinatra’s camp blamed press intrusion for the tension.
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Ridgway Urges Tokyo Stopgap Talks With Peace Conferees
Gen Matthew Ridgway convened US cease fire negotiators in Tokyo to review stalled Korean armistice talks. Led by Joseph Joy, the four Americans stayed overnight and raised expectations for a resumption that failed to occur, as Reds push for a line along the 38th parallel.
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Rain and fog dampen action along Korean front
Rain and fog limited combat to small patrol clashes across Korea’s front. On the central front near Kumsong six patrol skirmishes occurred as Communist probing attacks were repelled. East central front saw mortar fire on UN positions while patrols dispersed enemy platoons on western and central sectors. Allied forces extended positions near Kaesong before rain halted further moves. UN forces reported light resistance and battles with Communist units, with about 14 enemy troops killed in a skirmish southwest of Kumsong. Naval and air units from four Allied nations intensified shelling of Communist targets Sunday.
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Four Injured In Accidents In San Leandro Area
Four persons were injured, three seriously, in separate automobile accidents near Niles yesterday, the highway patrol reported today. In one crash, Joaquin T. Pianda 20 Phillip Eleazannyaz 17 and Raymond J. Lorn 19 were hurt when the auto left Niles highway north of Whipple road and hit a tree and gate at Cypress Cemetery. A five year old girl Francis B Telles sustained minor injuries when she fell from a car driven by her father Peter 49 as they left a park by Niles Canyon.
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Baseball owners faulted by Chandler in Congress
Washington AP Former tight Commissioner A B Chandler accused 46 major league club owners of thinking they own baseball and said the American people own the game. He urged restrictions on owners and favored realignment toward new leagues under probation. Del Webb of the Yankees challenged the notion owners control baseball and commented on reform plans.
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Swig plans $55,000 Hayward building project
Benjamin Oh Swig of San Francisco real estate disclosed plans for a $55,000 brick and concrete one story structure on the Ro and Fist streets site, to house Kay Tower Company and Norwin Praser Enterprises. The 4,400 square foot rear space will be ready for occupancy by December 31, with construction authorized by the National Productions Authority five works ago. The site, cleared five years ago, adjoins the Maynard Strip.
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Republicans Seek Details On Foreign Aid Bill
Senator Owen Brewster reports growing Republican demand for details on the 2.3 billion foreign aid package. Senate committees plan hearings this week as officials testify on 40 million in economic aid and 10 million for arms for South and Central America. Critics decry secrecy and skimpy program outlines.
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