Decline of Farm Prices Halted in May Index Steady
Washington reports farm price decline halted in the month ended May 15 with the price index unchanged. The mid November period saw mixed gains and losses across meat, dairy, vegetables, and grains, with notable rises in dairy and potatoes yet declines in meat animals and citrus. The cost-income relationship still worsened.
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Avember
Abortion Law Change Sought by California Group
SAN FRANCISCO California Di Art 2 secialian announced yesterd wil ask the State Legislature to make soliciting for abortion 2 felony The Association's law and leg islative committee approved the proposed Iw As a move to Pro vide a new tera weapon against international abortion rings op inating across the Mexican bor er The proposed law would al low persons to be tried in Cal ifornia for solsticing abortions to be performed in other states or countries The association said its move was prompted by a recent state Supreme Court decision which threw out a conspiracy convic tion against several persons in mayor S abortion v The high court ruled that the conspiracy law doesn't cross the state line.
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San Francisco
California
Secialian
Association
Supreme Court
High Court
World's Heaviest Santa to Fly to New York
Hannibal Missouri reports 80 year old 1041 pound Santa Claus figure Robert Hughes to travel to New York by air under a Civil Aeronautics Board approved freight operation. Hughes will be loaded via forklift into a cargo door and rest on a special bed, with a custom truck transfer to a freight plane in St Louis.
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Hannibal
Santa Claus
New York
Robert Hughes
Hughes
Santa
Civil Aeronautics Board
Slick Airways
St. Louis
Muse
Macy's
Gimber's
Snow Pelts Lakes Area In Weather Briefing
United Press reports snow flurries across the Eastern Great Lakes and Ohio Valley drifting toward New England. A disturbance threatens more snow into Northern Wisconsin as the West enjoys milder conditions while the Northern Mountains and Pacific Coast are veiled in red mist. Temperatures rise modestly in the Northern and Central Plains while Frazer and Cole record four degrees above zero.
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United Press
Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
New England
Wisconsin
Missisipi
Middle West
North Dakota
Minnnesota
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
Pacific Coast
Florida
Mountain States
Frazer
Cole
Refugee with many loves plans move to United States
Issa Moussa a 25 year old Palestinian of Turkish extraction known as Jesus Moses travels from Jerusalem to Los Angeles where Rev David Austin plans to hire him as a chauffeur for 300 dollars monthly. He boasts about thirty girl friends in the United States and recalls Christmas cards sent to them. The National Hotel in Jerusalem is his meeting place with a Baptist minister who offered him a U.S. job and sponsor figures discuss his future in Los Angeles and marriage possibilities.
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Jerusalem
Issa Moussa
Palestine
Jesus Moses
United Stand
Los Angeles
David’ Bo
Jesus
United States
National Hotel
States
Austin
Holy Land
Acad
Plane Crashes At South Pole
A U S Air Force Globemaster crashed on the ice strip near McMurdo Sound Antarctica while landing after a flight from New Zealand. Fourteen people aboard sustained injuries including a broken leg and fractured heel. Another Globemaster and a third plane were already damaged, bringing total incidents to three with one more forthcoming.
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Mcmurdo Sound
Antarctica
U. S. Air Force
Globemaster
PLC
Ween J. Fair
Bonite Springs
Fla
Douglas Aircraft Corp
Four Car Collisionclaims life in California crash
Sacramento report details a fatal four car crash on U S Highway 40. Arthur G Senstock of Colwsn was killed when his car was struck by vehicle driven by 18 year old Car Morrow of Placerville. Morrow's car pushed Senstock across the median. George E Lamara of San Francisco and Ronald Anderson of San Francisco suffered minor injuries. Robert Montoya of Oakland sustained major injuries.
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Sacramento
Arthur G. Senstock
Colwsn
U. S. Highway 40
Morrow
Placerville
Senstock
George E. Lamara
San Francisco
Ronald Anderson
Lazzara
Robert Montoya
Oakland
China hints at freeing American prisoners held by Peiping
In New Delhi Chou En lai said released Americans might come if they behaved well. He noted two jailed U S civilian Army employees Downey of New Britain Conn and Fecteau of Lynn Mass captured in 1952 after a plane was shot down. Downey faces life, Fecteau 20 years. He criticized U S students held in China.
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iksi—Chou
China
Peiping
Quest Lion
New Delhi
India
Chou
John Thomas Downey
New Britain
Conn
Richard G. Fe
U. S
State Department
Daily Review publication details and offices
The Daily Review is a daily newspaper with late 1970s postal designation, noting post office box for communications in Hayward California. It lists multiple regional offices including Castro Street Hayward Castro Valley and Centerville with associated contact numbers and street addresses.
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Postofiles
Hayward
Enjo
Congress
P.O
California
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Daily Review
Bundags
Castro Strett
Alameda County
Cansornta Hayward
Luesre
Castro Valley
Castro Valley Boulevard
Centerville
Main Street
Livestock Show records fall at 57th International Exposition
At Chicago the 57th International Livestock Exposition closed with two national sheep shearing winners named and major sales finishing. Charles Swaim of Iowa won the professional shear title while Tommy Upton of Pulaski Tennessee captured the youth crown. Grand champions sold for record or near record prices, boosting excitement before the tong trek home.
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States
Canada
Charles Swaim
Iowa
Tommy Upton
Maurice Stenzel
Ce Osco
Pfaclzer Bros
Zor
al Green Enterprises
Degreit
Anderson and Sons
Party Leaders Rally Support To Eden Cause
London Conservative leaders voiced confidence they could keep the Suez Rebels in line to save Prime Minister Anthony Eden's government next week. A possible unconditional withdrawal from Egypt looms, risking a major party split and a potential government fall over the Suez crisis. Lloyd, Butler, and Macmillan push rebels toward backing the policy amid fears of abstentions and a confidence vote.
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Suez
Anthony Eden
Egypt
Dack |Penches
Selwyn Lioyd
Rebbis
House of Commons
Eden
Palse Lloyd
Britain
Canal
Lloyd
R. A. Butter
Harold MacMillan
United States
Lord Hailsham
Admiralty
Bury
Lord Beaverbrook
Daily Express
Great Britain
Tran
Trinida
the Express
States
350 Buy Ducats For Big Dance
Fremont Chamber of Commerce hosts annual semi formal dinner dance tonight at the International Kitchen. An 11 member orchestra will play in the main dining room as tickets, sold by the chamber, fund local efforts amid holiday decorations. Dale Isen is chamber general manager.
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Fremont Chamber of Commerce
International Kitchen
Dale Isen
Folsom Escapees Tied to Holdup
Two escapees from Folsom prison matching the gunmen in the Highland Park district holdup are Acthus J. Watson 28 and Abbrt J. Kostal 36. Police describe them as highly dangerous as they search Southern California for the pair tied to two West Side restaurant robberies. Kostal had threatened judge prosecutor and victims during his conviction here.
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Los Angeles
Folsom
Prisos
Highland Park District
Acthus J. Watson
J. Kostal
California
Kostal
United States and Canada Agree to Ban Salmon Netting
Pacific Coast delegates from Washington Oregon and California urged final action to ban offshore salmon nets. California fisheries chief Robert Croker cited over exploitation and Japan’s fisheries staying clear of offshore schools if talks with Canada proceed. A closed season in the US lasts until April 15 while Canada may consider seasonal troll fishing.
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West Coast
Canada
Pacific
Washington
Oregon
California
Pacific Marine Fish Sites
Eta Department
Robert Croker
Maine Fisheries
Caliornia
Croker
U.S
Canadians
Hawaii Prince and Bride Honeymoon Interrupted in Denver
Hawaii prince and bride Jane Tomberha Tomberlin wed in Denver at the First Methodist church conducted by Rev. Lehmbers. Reporters detained in Tallis Texas. ceremony delayed and reception followed. Prince reportedly mad over a traditional custom, threw $10 in dimes from a window.
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Denver
Calee Neer
Tallis
Tex
Quaitiess
F. Lehmbers
Colorado
Springs First Methodist Church
Tormberlin
Prince
Keane
Sine
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Kathy O'Connor
Pat Winston
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Swift and Co
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Manly
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