Housewife urged to buy freely if she has funds
US senators defend housewives amid inflation talk. Ralph E. Flanders and Hubert H. Humphrey clash over who bears the inflation burden. Humphrey argues administration pushes responsibility onto consumers, while Flanders supports cautious consumer spending.
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Ins
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Ralph E. Flanders
R-Vi
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Senate
House Economic Committee
America
Knowland Sees Big Budget Cut in Inflation Fight
Senate GOP leader William F. Knowland predicted Congress would cut President Eisenhower’s peacetime budget by upwards of $2 billion to fight inflation. He said there is little likelihood of Congress or the administration imposing wage and price controls at this stage. He noted the administration had led in ending prior controls.
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GOP
William F. Knowland
Congress
Eisenhower
Knowland
Three Children Attacked By Dog In School Yard
Hayward police said a dog entered the school yard at 2390 Tennyson Rd Thursday afternoon and attacked three Tennyson School children playing outside. The dog was confined by the SPCA after school authorities captured it. no serious injuries were reported.
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Not Guilty Kiss Case Reversed by Judge
Paterson New Jersey. Robert Munster convicted of reckless driving while kissing a pet argued before Passaic County Judge Hinchliffe that he was not the aggressor as she kissed him. The judge reversed the decision, citing unclear conduct and impropriety in the charging.
Russian Roulette Kills 15 Year Old Iowa Boy
Davenport police said 18 year old Richard Castle killed 17 year old Gene Well Sendorf during a Russian roulette game at Castle home. Castle admitted removing one empty chamber from a .22 revolver then shot Well Sendorf as part of the deadly game. Two other youths were present when the gun fired. The incident followed Castle firing at himself first and then at Well Sendorf, who died from chest wound near the heart.
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Davenport
Richard Joseph Castle
Rag
Gene Paul Wellsendorf
Castle House
Castle
Gene
Wellen+ Gort
Castel
Robber hits Oakland Bank prompts hunt
A lone bandit robbed an Oakland Bank of America branch at Foothill Boulevard taking about 3000 dollars. He reportedly fled in a general direction as police and soldiers described the incident amid a surrounding alarm. The teller noted the note demanding bills, while bystanders were unaware of the robbery until news spread.
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Wellendorf
Okland Bank
Virginia Rosen
Fairfax
Bank of America
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Tokyo
Insi
William
Geraials
Ard
Curfew Ordinance Ruled Unconstitutional in Chico Case
A Sacramento court ruling finds Chico's juvenile curfew unconstitutional, declaring the 8 p.m. curfew too strict by prohibiting minors from being on streets without a parent or guardian unless on legitimate activities. The decision may affect Southern Alameda County curfew laws in similar cases.
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Alameda County
State District Court of Appeal
Chico
1223 Nabbed In Traffic Checks
SAN FRANCISCO The San Francisco Bay Area chapter of the National Safety Council reported police manning citations in 12 communities during the night. Four drunken drivers were picked up and 890 citations were issued for improper lights.
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National Safety Council
Methodists to Study System Hearings Planned nationwide
National Methodist leaders authorize a series of hearings to map the church’s future organization. The study aims to define structural options and coordinating mechanisms across regional and local units.
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Denver
Ins
Methodist Church
Movie Costs Men’s Club $60 a Seat
In Los Angeles 62 members of a fraternal organization paid $60 each to post bond after police seized them for allegedly watching lewd movies. Officers transported the group by bus to jail. some officers climbed a telephone pole to spy through a second story window as wives and girlfriends played cards in a locked room.
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Hollywood
Ins
Los Angeles
Elephant With Bow Bet Sparks Africa Feat
SAN ANTONIO oilman William Negley left for Africa to settle a $10,000 bet on killing an elephant with a bow and arrow. Opponent William K. Carpenter of Wilmington staked the wager. If Negley wins he donates to the Witte Museum. if he loses he pays $1,000 to the museum. He has practiced with a 102 pound bow for months.
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William Negley
Africa
William K. Carpenter
Wilmington
Del
Negley
Tze
Carpenter
Witte Museum
Monshe
County Mayors Firmly Opposed To Transit Tax
The Alameda County Mayors conference last night opposed a sales tax to fund the proposed Bay Area Rapid Transit district. The group from 12 cities rejected taxing powers and urged legislators to find another funding method if the district is to be formed. The meeting at The Ranch in Hayward also referred a proposed uniform dog control ordinance to city councils and postponed a county drug strip plan until police chiefs report back. Mayors formed a committee to study joint methods to counter open dump burning and declined to push stronger billboard regulations.
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Bay Area
California
Mayors’ Group
Newark
George Silliman
Merk
Hayward
Thomas
Knick
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S Senate
Fon Pleasanton
Reno Cail
Fremont to Host Debate on Regional Transit Plan
Fremont officials invite councilmen and planning commissioners from Hayward Newark Livermore and Pleasanton to hear pros and cons of a regional rapid transit system. Councilman Bruce Michael proposed the meeting at a council work session. It will occur within three weeks with invited supporters and opponents to inform regional opinion.
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Hayward
Newark
Livermore
Pleasanton
Bruce Michael
Michat
Elizabeth Set To Rejoin Duke In Portugal Reunion
Queen Elizabeth plans a reunion with the Duke of Edinburgh in Portugal at the end of his four month world journey. Palace sources deny a royal rift and say the couple will act as a devoted pair long separated by duty. Authorities arrange privacy for the couple’s two day private period before their state visit.
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Portugal
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Daily Worker
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Australia
Sydney Daily Mirror
Britain
PG&E Seeks Annual Rate Hike To 16.6 Million
PG and E asked the Public Utilities Commission for an annual 16.6 million dollar rate increase for electric power. The move would add about seven cents to monthly bills for nearly two million customers in Northern and Central California. The company cites rising fuel oil costs used in power generation and seeks approval of an escalator clause to raise rates automatically when fuel prices rise.
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Pacific, Gas and Electric Co
Public Utilities Commission
Jada
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Pg&h
Marine's Dad Praises Corps At Boot Camp
Nelson Porter of Hartford VA travels to Paris Island to press charges that his son Pvt David Lee Porter was beaten during boot training. He reports a one-and-half inch scar on his son's head and quotes the boy alleging a beating for entering a drill instructor's room without removing his hat. Porter praises the Marine Corps but calls brutality unacceptable and urges reform.
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Dick Haymes Held On Drunkenness Charge In Miami
Dick Haymes and a woman companion were booked on drunkenness charges by North Miami police after neighbors heard loud singing from their sports car. The singer, 38, and Dorothy Tan Inenbaum, 31, were later released after incident details.
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Cameron
Patrick Hotland
Jon Cleveland
Union Jobless Pay Ruled Illegal
In San Francisco a ruling by veteran Joseph A. Peters of the California State Department of Employment Appeals Board states that union contracts offering supplemental payments to individuals receiving state unemployment insurance benefits are illegal. The decision highlights the ineligibility of such add-ons under state unemployment rules.
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Huge Israel Mobs Denounce UN Urging Gaza Aqaba Withdrawal
Large crowds in Tel Aviv and other cities protested United Nations calls for Israel to withdraw from Gaza and the Gulf of Aqaba. Demonstrators booed UN Secretary General Hammarskjold and demanded his resignation, with speakers labeling him Egypt’s slave. Over 100,000 Tel Aviv residents joined a Sabbath march shouting anti surrender and pro access to Suez and Eilat.
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United Nations
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Gate Strip
Gulf of Aqaba
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Day Hammarskjold
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Eilat
Gaza
Aqaba
Newsman Defies Passport Ruling in Budapest
American newsman William Worthy defied U S State Department limits by visiting Communist China and Hungary. He again refused to surrender his passport after a brief meeting with Consul Richard Selby in Budapest. Worthy, a Baltimore Afro American correspondent, had previously used a passport stamped not valid for Hungary.
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William Worthy
U.S. State Department
China
Hungary
Richard Selby
Worthy
Baltimore
U. S. State Department
Wife Kills Mate After He Threw Cats From Home
In San Francisco Mrs Irene Doyle 44 stabbed Albert Doyle 7? to death after he slapped her and tossed their two cats from their home following a party drinking episode. She admitted washing a 12 inch bread knife and told police she hoped to retrieve the cats before summoning officers. She faces murder suspicion charges in city court.
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Irene Doyle
Albert
Boy Rams Cop Motorcycle Chase Shocks San Francisco
A 16 year old, John Akey, rammed a police motorcycle in Golden Gate Park and tried to run down officers in a high speed pursuit through San Francisco. Officers fired seven shots as the suspect fled, then surrendered when his car stalled. He received eight citations and charges of assault with intent and drunken driving.
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Golden Gate Park
George Effisimo
John Akey
Khockis Effisimo
Akey
Mission St
Tkey
Therm
Fire Victims Get Regional Aid Pledged by Teens Clubs
Aid for Russell City fire victims grows as teenage clubs from Hayward area recreation district pledge support. A $200 goal is set by Village Teen, Jamboree, San Lorenzo, Longwood, Castro Valley clubs and others. Veronica Wright of HARD says more groups will join. A $2 donation was reported at a Russell City School meeting.
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Hayward Area
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