Unwanted Post Misconceptions On Vice Presidential Coyness
Hal Boyle mocks political coyness in a New York AP column about aspiring vice presidents. He jokes that politicking requires declaring ambition at the right moment and ribbing the idea of forced service, noting pay and perks, and the improbability of perfect timing. He ends urging frankness and a constitutional fix to curb coyness.
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United States
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New York Electric Workers End Coffee Breaks Pact
New York City electrical construction workers, facing rising costs, reach a two year accord with management raising wages and benefits to 6.18 dollars an hour by 1961. Industry chair Harold A. Webster says time wasters must go and coffee breaks are among first to be eliminated.
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APY
Daily Review addresses and offices in Hayward area
The Daily Review outputs postal registration details and multiple office addresses in Hayward Alameda County. It lists Winton Avenue Hayward as well as San Leandro and Fremont connections with telephone numbers for each office. The notice references subscription terms and circulation services.
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California
Ail Communications
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Daily Review
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le Alameda County
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Aemont
Oo Fiewont
Sycanyore
Medicine Too Potent for Man in Court
Pippsburg, AP Joseph Suber, 57, pleaded guilty to drunk driving claiming medicine made him tipsy. He insisted the liquid contained alcohol and smelled like whisky, though he said it was medicine. The judge discharged him with court costs.
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Talks Resume For Ban On Atomic Tests
Talks between the United States Soviet Union and Britain in Geneva resume for a test ban amid urgency after a US moratorium ended. Delegations outline a framework for policing a worldwide ban, facing disputes over detection of underground blasts and verification methods.
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Arrest Solves Big Gem Theft in San Francisco
In San Francisco police report ex-convict Joe Lakin, 45, led to the recovery of $17,000 in jewels from a $330,000 Dec 22 theft at the Paul de Vries-Louis store. Lakin, Clifford Shellin, and Walter Maclin were booked on armed robbery and kidnapping suspicions as investigators linked the trio to the plan.
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George Heeg
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Clifford Shellin
Poolice
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Shellin
San Quentin
Senator Green to Quit Senate at 92
Providence dispatch reports Senator Theodore Francis Green, age 92, the oldest person to serve in Congress, will retire next November due to failing eyesight and hearing. He recently had cataracts removed and informed state Democratic chairman Frank Rau of his decision. Green began in the Rhode Island House, served as governor, and was first elected to the Senate in 1924.
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Brown Maps Plan for Demo Convention
Gov Brown after a fishing trip plans to name a special committee to select California's 162 delegates to the Democratic national convention. He aims to pledge eight votes to his favorite son, while unpledged delegations are barred and caucuses in 30 districts will choose prospective delegates in February. Brown hopes an open minded delegation to Los Angeles in July.
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Blast Kills Aerojet Man
Three workers were in a rocket research lab at Aerojet General Corp in Sacramento when a batch of high test chemicals exploded. Richard Tong, 38, of Fair Oaks, was killed. Dr Jack Suder, 33, of Rancho Cordova, suffered cuts and abrasions. A third worker was uninjured, unnamed. The plant has endured a fatal accident during its 30 years of operation.
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E. E. Nelson
Unusual Butter Churns In Washer Sparks Upbeat News
In Greenwood California Mrs Henry Schroeder uses a clothes washer to churn butter. She runs wash to 30 minutes drain to remove buttermilk and rinse to ready for the next load. Also reports from Japan England and Pendleton describe quirky notes from local sources.
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Payoff Charged In Rights Action Delay
Two House Democrats accuse Republicans of a political payoff to delay civil rights legislation. They cite a petition to force a House vote, noting few Republicans have signed. Rep. Emanuel Celler and Rep. James Roosevelt say Southern Democrats back upholding vetoes and labor bills. Roosevelt says more Republican votes are needed for 219 signers. McCormack aims to keep the House in session for signing access.
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Jail table now hard to handle in Green County
Monroe Wisconsin county board members inspecting the new Green County jail noticed a moss table weighing 400 pounds looked easily moved. Sheriff A Charles Howe turned the table and had it fitted with cement until it weighed 1,000 pounds. A mechanical hoist will be used to turn the table upright.
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Green County
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Vote Restored for 1377 Negroes in Washington Parish
A U S District Court decree in New Orleans ordered voting privileges returned to 1,377 Negroes purged from Washington Parish registries for minor technicalities. Judge J Skelly Wright barred further discriminatory challenges by White Citizens Council members and registrar Curlis A Thomas, and required detailed reporting on registrants with changes. The ruling demonstrates federal enforcement under the 1957 Civil Rights Act and signals actions in other southern states to curb racially biased vote suppression.
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