State Budget Out Of Balance For 1957 58
Sacramento reports the 1957 58 state budget stands 70.5 million dollars out of balance. Financial adviser A Alan Post says the state remains sound with no new taxes planned and outlines mild cuts totaling 13.6 million. He warns deeper cuts possible in major construction at colleges prisons and youth facilities if costs rise.
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Sacramento
A. Alan Post
Peremiiven Post
Goodwin J. Knight
Knight
Assembly Ways and Means Committee
Senate Finance Committee
Wweex
Tocal
Post
Witt
Second Day of Fog Disrupts Bay Area Airports
Dense fog stranded flights across Bay Area airports with Oakland and San Francisco airports closed at times and Hayward Airport shut down at 11 30 am. Flights to Oakland rerouted to Half Moon Bay with landings resuming at 6 15 am while San Francisco reopened at 10 am. A string of bumper and fender crashes occurred on the Elyshore Freeway as authorities reported clear bridges in San Francisco.
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Bay Area
Hayward
Oakland
San Francisco
Half Moon Bay
Elyshore
Highway Patrol
Imposter Ferdinand DeMara Jr Pleads Guilty in Maine
Ferdinand DeMara Jr once posing as a Canadian Navy surgeon and Texas prison official pleaded guilty in Municipal court to cheating by false pretenses to obtain a Maine teacher's certificate under the name Martin Godgart. Real Godgart is Falls River Conn principal. Residents are split on his actions.
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Augusta
INS
America
Maine
Ferdinand DeMara, Jr
Texas
DeMara
Martin
Danniel Godgart
Wagner Colleze
New York
Godgart
Falls River
Conn
Mast
Close Call For U S Jet Bomber Over Atlantic
A B47 jet bomber with three crewmen ran into trouble at sea and landed in Savannah after one crewman parachuted and another fainted from lack of oxygen. An air and sea rescue followed as fire broke out on board and the remaining flyer steered the craft to Hunter Field while a helicopter found the parachutist 122 miles southeast of Charleston.
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Savannah
Hunter
Foeree Base
Charleston
House Unit Backs Postal Rate Hike
Washington reports the House Appropriations committee endorses higher postal rates to forestall a potential post office department deficit of three quarters of a billion dollars.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Hicer
Tadeyo
Post Office Department
Better Roads Appeal Meeting In Sacramento
Hayward officials and business leaders plan a Monday meeting in Sacramento to push highway improvement. Frank B Durkee state director of public works and George T McCourgall State Highway Engineer are expected to attend. Participants include Arthur P Phillips Roger Anderson city council members and publisher Floyd L Perkins. The State Highway Commission meets Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Hayward
Sacramento
Frank
B. Durkee
Public Works
State Division of Highways
George T. McCougall
D. Smith
Cing
Haywerd
Arthur P. Phillips
Chamber of Commerce
Roger Anderson
Daily Ten
Floyd Lrks
State Highway Commission
Planners Act on Billboards in Hayward
The Hayward Planning Commission last night urged denouncement of unregulated outdoor advertising on freeways and highways. City council will consider the billboard regulation resolution on February 26. The commission also recommended commercial zoning for both sides of Maple Ct and McKeever Ave between AC and Main Streets.
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Hayward
Maple Ct
McKeever Ave
Main
Firefighters Protect Alameda County Homes and Businesses
A team of 480 firefighters in 14 departments guard 72 645 homes and 3575 business properties in Southern Alameda County. The Daily Review directs readers to the South County Fire Inventory on today's front.
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Alameda County
South County
Manhole Covers Explode Skyward in San Francisco
A sequence of underground explosions blew four heavy manhole covers about 50 feet into the air at Eighth and Folsom in downtown San Francisco. One man was slightly injured and another knocked to the floor. a laundry driver nearby described being lifted and burned by a hot flash. PG&E cited a low voltage cable arc as the probable cause amid shattered windows and scattered debris.
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San Francisco
Eighth
Folsom
Pacific Gas and Electric Company
Roy Basich
Basich
Wile
Sam Plunkett
Fairfax
Lesman
Truck Hits Pole Cuts Power Along Eastshore Freeway
A Southern Pacific box car derailment near Mt. Eden San Leandro knocked out 110,000 volt lines, plunging homes into darkness. Molten glass flooded United Can and Glass Cal, halting operations until a auxiliary generator started. Commuters faced hour long 10 minute outages during TOHINE operations at Mull Gardens depot.
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San Leandro
Arsas
Eastshore
Mt. Eden
Southern Pacific
United Can and Glass Cal
Mull Gardens
Davis St
San le
Sailors Race To Aid Showgirl After Wardrobe Slip
In Portsmouth England two young sailors rushed to Frances Grayson 23 after her strapless bra failed during a curtain bow at the Empire theater. They placed a Navy rain seat around the nearly nude showgirl, drawing cheers from hundreds of sailors in attendance.
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Portsmouth
Eng
Irs
Frances Grayson
Empire Theater
Miss Grayson
Man Drowns After Fall From Ferry Slip
In Benicia a man identified as Herbert Buckmann Strahle a 2 year old contractor from Burney Shasta county drowned last night when he fell from the Martinez Benicia ferry slip A witness Douglas W Cook Tahoe City Calif said Strahle was brought to the slip in a taxi and walked to the end of the pier before a splash The body was recovered an hour later
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Benicia
Herbert Buckmann Strehle
Burney
Shasta County
Martinez-Benicia
Douglas W. Cook
Tahoe City
Celif
Strahle
Cook
NAACP Demands Police Chief Ouster in LA Case
The NAACP calls for the dismissal of Los Angeles Police Chief William Parker, saying he threatens civil rights. The group accuses leadership and cites alleged harmful policies and actions affecting minority communities.
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NAACP
Los Angeles
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
William “Parker
Strife Spark Charged in GOP Civil Rights Bid
Sen. Sam Ervin charged that the administration would stir up strife and resentment with injunctions against civil rights offenders weeks before elections. He pressed Atty Gen. Brownell on use of the 1871 act, calling it a dramatic enforcement of the Ku Klux Act amid civil rights tensions. Brownell said hundreds of such cases would be filed.
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Washington
INS
Sam Ervin
Ervin
Herber Brownell, Jr
Senate Judiciary Subcommittee
Brownell
Congress
Court oaths administered at homes for two Alameda County citizens
Justice moved the court into the homes of Frances Metcalf and Maggie Cassie in Hayward and San Leandro as wheelchairs prevented attendance at the swearing in of 26 new citizens. Mrs Cassie, from Scotland, and Mrs Metcalf, a British national, received the oath from County Clerk Pale Rodriguez with Judge S Victor Wagler and INS examiner Herman Hosjer presiding.
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Alameda County
Frances Lenora Metcalf
Prospect St. Hayward
Maggie Cassie
Dolores Ave
San Leandro
Alameds County
Cassie
Scotland
Metcalf
U.S
Nut pieces choke child to death in Stockton incident
In Stockton Anne Gaedike, two years old, choked on walnut pieces fed by her mother while baking cookies. Sheriff-Coroner Carlos A. Souza said the child began choking and vomiting and died before surgery could remove the walnut pieces.
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Stockton
Anne Gaedike
Carlos. A.souza
Richard Guedike
Margaret Truman Daniel Expecting Child This June
Bulletin reports Margaret Truman Daniel and Clifton Daniel expect a baby in late June. Former President Harry S Truman will become a grandfather for the first time.
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New York
Margaret Truman
Daniel
Clifton
Harry, Sr
Truman
New Japan Envoy Greeted by Boos
Douglas MacArthur II arrived in Tokyo to take his post as ambassador to Japan and faced a hostile crowd at the airport. About 300 leftist students shouted for him to go home, but he continued to pledge to foster greater U S Japanese understanding.
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Tokyo
INS
Douglas Mac
Arthur II
Japan
MacArthur
U. S
Princess Margaret enjoys film and removal of shoes
London police report Princess Margaret at a cinema last night reportedly enjoyed the feature and removed her shoes while sitting in a stockinged stance, waving an item in time to the music.
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London
Princess Margaret
Shepilov Ousted in Mystery Shift
Moscow reports Dmitri Shepilov has been relieved as foreign minister and replaced by Andrei Gromyko. Gromyko, renowned for veto work at the U.N., will lead Soviet diplomacy as Shepilov shifts to party work. The move prompts questions about Middle East policy and Tito relations.
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Dmitri T. Shepilov
Middle East
Andrei A. Gromyko
U.N. Veto
Gromyko
United States
Shepilov
Soviet Communist Party Central Committee
Shepliov
Marshal Tito
Shepttov
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Stati
Shevilov
Vyacheslav Molotov
Tito
Molotov
Stalin
Foreign Office
Heirarchy
Gromyke
Bolling
U.N. Security Council
Iran
Orlov Argues for Defectors as U S Spy Rings Count
Alexander Orlov former NKVD official tells the Senate Internal Security subcommittee there are at least sixteen communist spy rings operative in the United States and abroad. He says Moscow would grant visas and permanent residence to defectors who cooperate and receive immunity. Senator McClellan notes such action would require executive branch initiative. He also notes Soviet spending on espionage in the 1930s totaled about 2.8 million dollars, lower than other nations despite ideological ties driving agents.
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Washington
Ins
United States
Alexander Orlov
NKVD
Senate
Internal Security Subcommittee
Russia
U. S
France
Britain
Whitaker Chambers
Elizabeth Bentley
Orlov
Red
Rians
Epa
Alternte
Ora
John L. McClellan D Ark
Soviet Union
Ban Lifted On DAR Patriotism Program
Denver Governor McNichols announced lifting the ban on DAR patriotic programs at state institutions after meetings with DAR officials led by Mrs. E. Thomas Boyd. The dispute began when a Denver official, Mrs. Charlotte Rush, criticized Mexicans carrying the flag and was removed as chair of the Patriot Education committee.
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Denver
McNichols
DAR
Charlotte Rush
Patriotie Education Committee
Dublin's Jewish Mayor Backs Irish Whisky Outreach
Lord Mayor Robert Briscoe pledged to promote the knowledge and wisdom of drinking Irish whisky among Jews in the United States. He spoke to the Irish Pottil Distillers Assn and plans a U S visit next month to push a share of the whisky market held by Sto thsistill Hllers.
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Dublin
Robert Briscoe
United States
Briscoe
Irish Pottil Distillers Assn
Stotthsistill Hllers
Russians Expel Newsman Charles H Klensch in Moscow
The Soviet foreign ministry ordered the expulsion of International News Service correspondent Charles H Klensch. He becomes the third American reporter expelled in 11 months.
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Moscow
INS
Soviet Foreign Ministry
Bey
International News Service
Charles H. Klensch
Woman Minister and Organist Held in Gem Robbery
Oakland police questioned Rev. Minnie Moore and Ira Harris after a $12,000 jewel theft at Ron Waller’s Los Angeles Rams home. Officers say the couple sold jewelry and were found with pieces identified as stolen. They are held for Los Angeles police.
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Oakland
Los Angeles
Ron Waller
Minnie Moore
Faith Temple of the Universal Church
Ira Harris
Waller
Anthony Bogler
Judge Targets Respectable Little Old Lady Drivers
San Francisco Municipal Judge William O'Brien announced a crackdown on older women involved in traffic mishaps. He warned fines could reach 300 dollars or six months in jail for leaving the scene after damaging another car, citing cases of scratched fenders and unpaid repair bills.
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San Francisco
William O’brien
O'Brien
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