Formal Opening of New S.F. Airport Terminal Friday
San Francisco begins a three day civic celebration for the 14 million terminal at San Francisco International, part of a 50 million airport project hailed as the citys most progressive transport facility. Mayor Elmer Robinson to cut the ribbon at 10 am Friday, with a helicopter key ceremony and preview events featuring Miss California.
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Japanese Youths Demand End of Atom Weapons
Japanese youths signed a petition with 38000 names urging the nations to prohibit production and use of atomic and hydrogen bombs. Presented to the World Council of Churches in Evanston, Illinois, the petition calls for international control of atomic energy for peaceful use and full compensation for bomb victims. Also on the agenda were WCC presidency elections delayed by a motion from Martin Niemoeller.
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Knight May Seek Higher Taxes to Balance Budget
California officials weigh increased hard liquor and cigarette taxes to close a seven million dollar monthly revenue gap. Finance Director John Peirce cautions reserves cannot cover ongoing deficits, while Legislative Auditor A Alan Post warns against relying on reserves alone.
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National Jaycees Attack Lewd Comics Across Nation
National Jaycee President E. Lamar Buckner accuses modern comic books of moral decay and urges community committees to study and curb their influence. He differentiates between harmless fables and harmful material, saying civil society may limit press freedom to protect welfare and morals.
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