State General Fund Surplus Beats Earlier Estimate
State Controller Alan Cranston announced the General Fund surplus for the year reached 129,252,173 dollars, about 0 million over prior Finance Department projections. Finance director John E. Carr attributed 20 million to flood control and construction delays, with 10 million in savings from lower spending and departmental economies.
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Alan Cranston
Finance Department
John.e. Carr
Sleeping Beauties Drugged Girls Placed in Juvenile Court
In Cleveland two young sisters Bernadette and Venita Fratantonio were made wards of Juvenile Court after police sought protection from further sleep-inducing drugs. Detectives found traces of barbiturates in the girls and their mother’s belongings as authorities investigate who supplied the drugs and why. The case aroused wide public attention as efforts to uncover the source continued.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Vincent
Lillian Fratantonio
Mount Sinai Hospital
Vee
Sanyo R
Hoe
Col
Humbia Presbyterian Medical
New York
Vonka
Fra
Tantonio
X15 Test Pilot's Flight Reaches Stunning Altitude
A X15 test mission from Edwards Air Force Base pushed the rocket plane toward record heights. Pilot Maj. Robert White ascended to about 131,000 feet before engine fuel exhaustion forced a high speed descent. Ground observers tracked the tiny speck as it fell, while officials noted a historic milestone in manned flight.
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Bismarck
Doris
Msj
White
Buffalo
Sontelchicago
Edpenver
California
Inox Maines
Carthage
Detroit
Tex
Alnige
Helena
Jtz
Tonslau
Indianapolis
Uplpancas
Angeles
Dudge Ward Chandler
Louisville
David Lee
Memphis
Edna
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St. Paul
Anuires
New Orleans
Yorks
Wage & i
Omaha
Philadelphia
Donenix
C. Kincheley
Pittsburgh
Michael J. Burke
Thomas More Catholic Church
Rapid City
Decatur
Atlanta
Theroff
Richmond
Edmvin J. Maurer
Lantis
Paul Beavin
Lake City
Temperatures Far Wide Stir During Bibb County Egg Incident
Robert L. Williamson of Macon reports a Korean War veteran was hit by an egg in Bibb County on July 28 while traveling with occupants from White. The case involves multiple arrests in Cochran and Bleckley County with fines and bonds set, as state patrol tracks four flights and other related actions linked to the incident.
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Macon
Bibb County
State Patrol
Cochran
California
Bakersfield
Fresno
Bleckley
Oakland
Reno
Sacramento
al Superior Court
Gas odor sickens 42 in La Porte Texas outbreak
In La Porte Texas an unidentified gas odor sickened more than 42 people, causing vomiting, nausea and headaches and prompting evacuation of about 500 families. Dr. Walter Quebedeaux suspects phosgene gas, a World War I era toxin, as authorities investigate the source and type of gas in the Gulf Coast industrial area.
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LA Porte
Tex
Ray Greshamt
Walter Québedeaux
Harris County Antipoliution
South Texas
Gulf of Mexico
immed+ childr
Quebedeaux
Statewide effort to head California’s 15 college system
California began searching for an executive officer to lead the 15 college system as the State College Board of Trustees, meeting at the Capitol, outlined plans for independence from the State Board of Education. Louis J. Fair was named chair, with Allen J. Sutherland and Yattl Spencer to head committees, and terms assigned for 1961–1963. The board aims to appoint a president and install a chancellor system, positioning the new board to govern the colleges starting July 1, 1961.
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Ito
Ieilbron
University of California
Allen J. Sutherland
San Diego
Shamed Indian To Receive Full Military Rites
DETROIT AP The white chapel cemetery refused burial to George Vincent Nash a WWI veteran because of his Winnebago heritage. Nash was to be buried at Perry Mount Cemetery in Pontiac Michigan after officials barred interment at White Chapel Memorial Cemetery citing race. Family protests and possible legal action followed as Nash had hoped to rest among Michigan veterans.
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George Vincent
Nash
Michigan
Perry Mount
Pontiac
Mich
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Troy
Accington National Cemetery
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Dad
Casale
White Chapel
Jie
E. Reed Hunt
Hunt
Supreme Court
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The
American Legion
United Auto Workers Union
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Almanac highlights and birthday milestones for August 18
Almanac notes August 18 as the 226th day with moon phases and planetary positions. It lists historical events and births such as Lucy Stone born in 1818, Frank Hawks’ speed flight in 1930, and a 1955 Soviet armed forces reduction. Also includes a thought from Arthur Schopenhauer on hatred and contempt.
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Mercury
Lucy Stone
Waragi
Frank Hawks
Los Angeles
New York City
Deleg
Cleveland
Father Charles Coughlin
National Union For Social Justice
Soviet Union
Leandran Fined In Drunk Case
San Deandro municipal court yesterday fined Lutman Leandran 363 dollars and sentenced him to five days in jail after pleading guilty to a drunken driving charge. His driving privileges were suspended for one year following an arrest on August 6 by San Laahdyo police after a minor accident at Bayfair and East 14th Street.
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Metle
Jean Lutman
Pensacola Way
Hayward
Municipal
San Laahdyo
Bayfair Br
East 14Th St
The Daily Review and Sunday Review Subscriptions Details
A fragmented listing shows subscription figures and office addresses. It mentions rates and locations in Alameda Hayward and Livganore with figures like 216 and 710 and notes various offices in Fremont and other streets, indicating a regional newspaper service setup.
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Daily & Sunday Review
Butea
Winton Ayes
Catay Ware
Hayward
Paonts Etfersen
SAM Leanqru
Ceantre City Wail
Fremony
Fremont Biva
Six Spots Open On School Unit
SACRAMENTO AP All but six of the 15 positions on California s Coordinating Council for Higher Education now have been filled The State College Board of Trustees at its first meeting Friday appointed Tours I Heilbron of San Francisco and Allen Sutherland of San Diego to represent the colleges on the council Gov Brown gave notice he should appoint Warren Christayher Los Angeles augrity as a representative of the public The University of California has named their three representatives earlier Junior college representatives were appointed by the State Board of Education Friday Still to be picked are two public representatives three representing private colleges and the executive director of the state college system who has not yet been selected.
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Charles Luckman
Los Angeles
Byron H. Atkinson
Mabel E. Kinney
Seymour Mathieson
Aein
Benneath
Sacramento
California
Coordinating’ Council For Higher Education
State College Board of Trustees
Tours I
Heilbron
San Francisco
Allen Sutherland
San Diego
Gov. Brown
Noice
Warren Christayher
University of California
State Board of Education
State College
Death claims Roosevelt girl
Sara Delano Roosevelt, 10 year old granddaughter of the late President Franklin D. Roosevelt, died Friday from a brain hemorrhage after fainting at a private Adirondacks girls’ camp and collapsing during a mountain climb and ambulance ride to Utica. Oneida County coroner Dr. Prescott R. Clark stated the death was caused by a brain hemorrhage.
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Utica
Sara Delanoe Roosevelt
John A. Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Sara
Adirondacks
Oneida
Presfal R. Clark
Labor Chiefs Balk Brown Water Plan
SACRAMENTO AP Gov Brown's 1.75 billion water bond plan faces firm opposition from major California labor leaders. The California Labor Federation AFL-CIO Executive Council voted unanimously to oppose Prop 1, with a statewide convention expected to back the stance. The council also opposed Prop 15 redrawing Senate districts, while backing Prop 4's pay raise and Prop 2's veterans tax relief, outlining the political stakes and regional impacts across counties.
Promenade Volunteers Sought For Beauty Contest
In Chicago sponsors of a beauty pageant for young girls urged volunteers to help build a promenade for the event. Eight contestants aged 3 and 4 will compete, with the winner to be announced Sept. 4 at the nursery school's opening ceremonies.
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Chicago
UPI
Sponders
Naw Community Nursery School
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